Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-01

reported very i'll. The Lightncrs are here from Phoenix spending the sum. mcr.
 Back from Canyon.
 ]. \. Rodcnburg and grandson, ]. x. Rodcnburg. Jr., arrived home last night from a visit to the Grand Canyon. A number of other cxcursionists, includ. ing several pupils of St. Joseph s Acad. cmy and the high school also returned from tho great gorge. All report a pleasant and profitable trip.
 Left for Outing.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Greenwood were outgoing passengers yesterAy morning for an outing on Catalina Is. land.
 Back from the East.
 MT. and Mrs. F. K. Stewart arrived home last night from a visit with rels ,ives in Kansas City and other eastern points.
 Left for Washington.
 Mrs. ". IT, Murphy and three child. ren were outgoing passengers yestcr- day morning for Walln Walla, Wash. ington.
 Authority on Ham.
 l.. Garcsche, a Kansas City ham au- thorty, is circulating among his many friends acre after an absence of sev. eral months.
 stockman Visits.
 Dan C. Bacon, prominent stockman of the Latimcr strip along the Mohsvc county line arrived here las. nigh, on stock business.
 Reported Very Ill.
 Mrs. Thomas McMahon arrived home las, nigh, from n visit with her sister, Mrs. W. II. McMichael. at Mayer, who K reported very ill. Left for Humboldt.
 Deputy sheriff Frank Burns. who arrived home from Fossil Creek late night. left yesterday morn. ing for Humboldt on official business. Back from the Canyon.
 Lon D. Hall. general manager of the Pittsburg Mayer Mining Compa. ny. operating in the Mayer district, returned last night from a sbor, visit at the Grand Canyon. Her Grandparents. :.
 Miss Bertha Goldsworthy. daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. s. Goldswor,hy, of arrived here yesterday 10 wis. i. her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs Sam Goldsworihy.
 Back from Oakland.
 Judge and Mrs. F.. W. Wells arrived home last night from n visit 10 Oak. land. They were accompanied by their Miss Irene Wells, who has been attending college in oakland. Reports Good Crops.
 Jackson Hendesson, who arrived here last evening from Camp Verde, says that crops are exceptionally good this year in the Verde valley, especially the wheat crop which Is now being har. vested.
 Pioneer Teacher Visits.
 J. II. Franks. the pioneer school teacher, arrived here yesterday eve. ming from Cherry Creek on a short visit. He says that sinking is in pro. gress in the shaft of the Leghorn mine and reports much activity among pros. pectorS
 Visited Prescott Yesterday.
 Charles K. Ewing and David Porter of Jerome visited Prescott. yesterday. Porter recently arrived in the Copper City from Belfast, Ireland, on business connected with the settlement of the estate of his deceased brother, Thomas Porter, who died in Jerome n short time ago. Knife wielder Jailed.
 Deputy Sheriff Charles Mainze of | Ask Fork arrived here last night hay. ing in custody Jesus Sozo, held to ap. pear before the next grand jury under s5oO bonds on the charge of carving fellow countryman with knife. In default of the required bond sozo was edged in the county jail. The affray | ook place in Ash Fork yesterday morn. ng. Here from Salt Lake City.
 Ben iiartwick of Prescott and Salt .ako City arrived here last night from he Utah capital. What is considered he most magnificent mounted elks an. lers ever seen here also arrived here m the same train with Mir. Hartwick y express. He purchased the horns md head in Utah. He did not state ast night whether he would have the ntlcrs installed in the Del Monte or