Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-04

Louieve L. Modem, administratrix of the estate of the late E. B. Modem, was granted an order to sell the real estate and personal property of her deceased husband.
 Less Hydrophobia.
 Yesterday, Clarence Jackson of Walnut Grove. sent in the hides of seven skunks and one wild eat, to the board of supervisors, thereby re dueing the hydrphobia possibilities 10 an appreciable extent.
 Stockmen Arrive.
 Among yesterdays arrivals in the city from the outside were Clarence Stewart, a stOekman of Williamson Valley. He is a son of Supervisor Stewart J. A. Stapp, also a stock man. was here from Skull Valley. Business Trip.
 A. w. Edwards was a passenger last night for sCastle Hot Springs, where he was called to look over the extensive work now going on in new buildings under construction for the accommodation of the public at that resort
 Capable Agentess.
 Miss Nancy l.. Lee, who enjoys the dietinction of being the only woman railroad agent in Arizona. visited Prescott yesterday, arriving from Wenden. on the A. & C., where she is employed. She is en route to Cali fprnia to visit her old home and to enjoy a vacation.
 Leave for Nevada.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. X. YOekey left yesterday for Nevada, where they will reside in the future, Mir. Yoekey has finished his part of the contract in the Climax mine. arriving from there a few days ago. He has min ing interests in the Sage Brush state. Hard Rain.
 Bert Davis, who came from Mayer Sunday night, states that a terrific rain was falling as he left that place. It was the hardest of the season. but no damage followed, the bulk of the water striking the noun tains adjacent and missing the set tied places. Inspecting Property.
 Mir and Mrs. R. Halpin, reached the city Sunday from Jerome. MT. Halpin is extensively identified with mining operations in this section, go- ing out to McCabe yesterday. where he has interests to attend to as well as at Jerome. He will go te Bisbee in few days on a similar mission, returning later in the fall.
 Former Resident Visits.
 Thomas Mclaughlin, for many years a trusted emplOye in this city of Wells. Fargo & Co.,, but now sim ilarly employed on the A. & C., be- tween Parker and Wiekenburg, is visiting Prescott and taking a few weeks vacation. He will go to the Bradshaws before returning. He is receiving a warm welcome from many of his friends here.
 Officials in City.
 ]. B. Girand, the efficient territorial engineer, paid Prescott a brief visit Sunday, returning on the evening train. He is diligently engaged in mapping the territory for the good roads project Assistant United States Attorney George Christy, also visited the city Sunday, from Iron Springs. He is spending the sum mer at that resort.
 Reunion of Classmates.
 Miss Annie Wagner of St. Louis, Miss Helen Leslie of Memphis, and Miss Ruth Wallaford of Memphis, arrived in Prescott, last night, to re- main for several weeks. These young ladies will be the guests of Miss Laitduoi s'iodhs uouShbCi OA poNOihoi and Mrs. R. E. Sloan. who was their classmate at Vassar,
 Pleased Visitors.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. F.. Stevens of Bristol, Wis, who have been visiting this section for several weeks, as the guests of Mir. and Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy. left yesterday for their home They were pleased with this portion of Arizona, and it is Dr. Stevens intention to return at some future time. Miss Mary Stevens, their daug ghter, remained in the city, being at the home of her sister, Mrs. F.. C. Smith. She is an accomplished young woman, and will teach at the Cumnock school in Los Angeles later in the year.