Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-25

William Neagle is in the city from
 Wickenburg. which he reports in a fIOurishing condition, commercially as well as in mining way. He will re- turn today.
 Returns to Home.
 Miss Lillian Wilkey, after a pleas ant summer spent in Prescott, as the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. H. Paul, left Sunday for her home at Hobart. Oklahoma.
 Joins Husband.
 Mrs. NJ. Wenzel left yesterday for the Black Mountain Mining company s camp near Jerome Junction, to join her husband, who is the superintend- ent for the company.
 Returns Home.
 The many friends of Miss Reba Shumate are welcoming her home from lengthy visit to Long Beach, Cal, where she was the guest of Mrs. Carl Kellar of that city.
 Undertaken Leaves.
 After several months spent in this city. with the Ruffner undertaking firm. as an assistant, Ray Close re- turned to the Capital City last night. He will locate in that section. To Find Father.
 Mrs. F. Anderstrom, residing in Chicago, is desirOus of finding out where her father, J. W. Neumann, is located. MT Neumann is a railroad man and formerly resided in this city To McCabe.
 After brief visit to friends in this city. NIT. and Mrs. Joseph Flam- mer returned to their home yesterday at MeCabe. They returned from an extended eastern tour Friday evening. Carpenters Moving.
 Al Whorten, with the Arizona Pow CT company, left yesterday for Pc land Siding to begin work on several building contracts for the above com pany. He took several carpenters along.
 Mining Man Here.
 Ernest A. Haggott, general man. ager of the Yuma Copper company, operating near Vicksburg, is in the city on a business visit. He reports satisfactory progress at his company works.
 Official Arrives.
 p. W. O'Sullivan, assistant district attorney of the county, arrived in the city Sunday from his outing at San Diego, and where he visited with his family. His wife remained in the above city.
 Hide Money.
 Yesterday the board of supervisors had two contributions in bounty hides. Henry Brinkmeyer, Jr., killed one wildcat near the city, and William Poland captured a long coyote, that brought him s. Court official Returns.
 F. A. Tritle, clerk of the supreme court of Arizona, has returned from the Capital City to complete his sum- mer vacation among the cool pines of the Mountain City. He likes the climate in this city. On the Move.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal Mooney has k gone to Mohave county on official duties, and will return in a few days | Some Chinks are said to be running i at large in that section without any tags around their necks. Likes the Desert.
 Martin Hahn, operating in the des- ert country, was an arrival in the city yesterday from the Swansea sec tion. He has great faith in the min eral possibilities of that section, and will return in a few days. Increasing Force.
 Louis Trott, foreman of the field work of the Arizona Power company, left yesterday for the Walker station of this company with 12 additional men who will be put to work on the power line nearing that place. Joins Husband.
 Mrs. Eli Stauffer joined her hus- band in this city on Sunday and will make her home in this city, coming from Pasadena, Cal Mir. Stauffer has assumed his duties as telegraph line inspector of the s. F., P. & P. Miner Very Sick.
 It will be generally learned with regret by his many friends in this city that Otto Libardon, the well known mining man of the Bradshaws, is confined to his home by serious illness. He is suffering from paraly