Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-07

his bed Nothing serious is antiei- pated, and in a few days he will be out.
 They're Breaking.
 Reports late last night from the '' Stope' of the new Yavapai club, were diseouraging. The timbers were falling down. in anticipation of the load they would be compelled to carry this evening in the mine ex- animation that will be personally fol lowed out by-well, a lot of 'em. Strings the Wires.
 J. \. Tickets, the general foreman of the Arizona Power company, left last night for Huron, where he will start the work of constructing the power line this morning toward Pres colt. He stated that the work would be rushed and that no further delays would prevail. The power should raeeh this city inside of forty days. Compound Injuries.
 w. H. Merritt, the surveyor, re turned yesterday from a business trip to the Parker country, crossing over to the California side. The thermOm- eter is ranging heavenward, he says, and the type of mosquitos in that zone is of the steel auger variety. Between the two evils he will long remember the "good old summer time
 Big Mining Men Coming.
 Joseph l.. Giroux, w. T. Hook, FL mer NJ. Bray and Loren M. Hart, with several others interested in the Copper creek mines in the Santa Maria section, are due in this city to- night. They will look over their i'm mense mineral field, and attending their visit. the beginning of work on an extensive scale will follow, is the report.
 Going Along.
 Walker. on Lynx creek, has been moved a peg or two away from its former location. and is again real itv on the map of the county. It was wiped away by fire, but not an initiated. and the new site is barri- caded behind a permanent regard, so far as the future is to be considered in tenantry. Gus Delin has donated his mining claim for the new burg, and four substantial houses are going up. with more to follow. In a few months the town will be as of wore. New Resident.
 A little Arizonan made her ar rival in Prescott. Tuesday night, at iIl:4O. and has engaged permanent quarters with F.. R. Harris and wife. the former of whom is an attache of the editorial department of the Jour nal Miner The youngster is a husky one. and gives every promise of a bowling success in life. The father is already considering plans for her musical education. and judging by the indications given there is every req son to believe she will master the i'm tricacies of voice culture in a re markably short time. All parties con cerned are doing splendidly. except the father.
 Boosting Arizona.
 The traffic department of the $. F., P. X P. has forwarded 25O photo graphs of Arizona scenes to the head office of the Santa Fe in Chicago, which will be enlarged and placed in eolored stereopticon, for Illustrating purposes. This railroad is endeavor- ing to bring Arizona to the front and the exhibitions will be given free in many of the principal cities of the east. If the cactus and the Apache will be eliminated from the natural ''products' it will serve a very laud- able purpose. Otherwise the only i'm migration that will reach us will be the eastern kid with his twenty-two caliber gun, with both on the war path.
 Prominent Man Marries. Announcement of the marriage of Matt Hovick. the Searchlight mining millionaire. to Miss Edna House, a