Mohave County miner., 1911-03-25

L. Hoffman has gone to Los Angeles in the interest of his Kingman business affairs.
 W. c. Merry is getting things in shape to erect a residence in the King man Terrace addition.
 G. H. Sullivan is erecting a hand some stone house on one of his lots on west Oak street.
 Tom Ramsey, a well known con- tractor of the Chloride section, was a Kingman visitor yesterday.
 W. K Ridenour, who has charge of the store of the Arizona Stores con- pany, at Oatman, is visiting in King man.
 John Boyle, jr., accompanied by Miss Lena Fast and Mesdames Fred Pound and E. M. Carle, were in town from the Golconda mine this morning
 FL. Rodgers, of the Marietta Min ing & Milling company, was a King man visitor this week, having come on from New York to look after matters at the mine and in the courts. He de- parted to his home in the east Tues day last.
 All the railroad men in the recent wreck in Kingman yards were called to Needles Wednesday night, where an examination into the cause and re- sponsibility for the wreck was held Thursday. Nothing is yet known as to the outcome.
 T. R. Garnier came in from Los Angeles last night, where he went some weeks ago to get medical atten- tion for some badly Liberated teeth. He is now almost as we'll as ever and intends going out to Cerbat to look after his mining interests.
 The unwatering of the Tennessee mine, at Chloride and the reopening of that old property is causing consid- erable interest in other mines of the district. It is the general opinion that the Chloride district will soon take on a good sized boom in mining.
 Work is progressing on the Brighter Days claim, of the Lucky Boy group. The crosscut drift from the bottom of the shaft is now being run to cut the ledge. T. B. Scott, owner of the prop erty, passed through Kingman Thurs day last on his way to the mines.
 David Nelson purchased the old Logan place, on Pine street last week, at the administrators sale, paying the sum of 1,OO5S for it. It is understood to be MT. Nelson's intention to remove the old building and erect on its site a commodious residence.
 B. F. Bonelli arrived from his home at St. Thomas, Nevada, last Monday night to attend the funeral of his mother. After remaining a few days visiting with his brother he departed last night to his home, where his im- portant agricultural interests demand his attention.
 W. B. Ridenour, one of the oldest citizens of Mohave county, has been visiting in Kingman this week. He is the owner of rich mining property at Blackberry and in the region of the Grand Canyon, in Coconino. The lat ter property is copper, and has been the producer of some of the richest copper ore ever shipped from the ter ritory.
 Superintendent Schell, of the Trux- ton Canyon Indian school, at Valentine, informs us that the Wallapai Indians now have a treasury of over 14,OOOS, received from the rental of reserva- tion lands to cattlemen. He is trying to get the department of Indian Affairs to allow this money to be used in the purchase of farm lands and stocking the lands with necessary farm animals, as nucleus to make the Indians self sustaining. The Indians certainly ought to be put on the road to future self sustaining and removed from the present method of living if the govern ment ever expects to make their edu- cation profitable to the Indian and society. To educate the Indian and