Weekly journal-miner., 1909-10-27
Former Resident Here.


 Mrs Allan Love, formerly a resi- dent of this city, is visiting her many friends, arriving from Wickenburg, her home. MT. Love is an engineer between that city and Parker on the A. & c. railroad.
 To Frisco.
 Mrs. John Wilson left yesterday for her future home in San Francisco after a visit with her mother, Mrs. Harry Brown, at Crown King. Mrs Brown accompanied her to the city, returning to her home yesterday. Transacted Railroad Business.
 P. P. Hastings, general frelght ard passenger agent of the local line, re- turned Sunday from a business trip to San Francisco on railroad matters. H. c. Storey, the superintendent, is also home from a brief trip to Par ker in the interest of the $. F. P. & P.
 Sell Land.
 A deed was filed for record yes terday from E. H. Carpenter and F. s. Campbell to the Humboldt I'm provement company for part of the Rico placer mining claim, that is patented. About one-quarter of an acre is disposed of and the considera- ton was nominal.
 Arrested for Calf Stealing.
 Deputy Sheriff Cook reached the city yesterday afternoon with Fay Crause in custody, who is alleged to have stolen a calf from the herds of Stephens and Hoover, the butchers of this city. The preliminary examina. ton of Grouse will take place in few days.
 Hunters Home.
 Messrs. Monte Broaded, Harry Heap, Dave Biles, Lee Prau, F. s. Wilhelm, A. c. Ryer and G. H. Paul, who have been to various sections of the county, returned yesterday. Many of the above hunters had an abundance of quail, while others were somewhat retieent on the size of the bag they brought back.
 Electric Theater Changes.
 Through the filing of a bill of sale yesterday a change in the pro- prietorship of the Electric theater of this city was consummated. Fred J. Heil, Jr., by the deed disposes of his interest to S. A. Balderson and c. J. Davis. The good will, fixtures and other property is included and the sum of s400 is the consideration. Killed 8 Lion.
 Yesterday the following were the contributors of bounty hides to the county: E. Leesman of Hillside, sent in a mountain hon hide which has a legal price of $10. He also sent four skunks. George Hammond, of the Santa Maria, received the sum of $4S for his bunch of the coyotes, eight wildcats and twenty sliunks. Probate Court Matters.
 In the probate court yesterday the following transactions were of record: NJ. J. Nolan as the. guardian of the estate of George ". Kay, insane, and as the administrator of the estate of R. H. Farley, deceased, obtained an order of sale granting him the au- thority to enter a contract for the optional sale of mines owned by the above named men. The inventory and appraisement of the estate of the late Robert ConnOr was returned, filed and recorded. It consists of home steady entry and personal property on Oak Creek, all appraised at the sum of $2OO.
 Accidentally Shot.
 Joseph Webb, a colored porter at the Wellington, sustained a serious accident Sunday afternoon through the handling of a shotgun near the hydraulic mines of Lynx Creek. The gun was exploded when Webb at- tempted to catch hold of it as it was falling to the bed of the wagon. His wounds are very painful, the shot entering his shoulder. The mus cles near the arm pit are shot away. That he will be a cripple for life is the opinion of the attending phy- sieian. The gun was a Colts auto matie.
 Stewart Home Rented.
 MT. and Mrs. F. R. Stewart will leave Prescott on Thursday for Phoe- nix, where they will spend the com ing winter, taking apartments at the Hotel Adams. Their residence in this city has been rented for the coming six months to Judge Doe, who with Mrs. Doe will arrive Wednesday eve ming from Flagstaff, making their home in this city this winter.