Weekly journal-miner., 1909-09-22
Business Trip.


 F. S. viele, president of the Ari- zona Power company, left yesterday for New York on an important busi- ness mission directing the Arizona in terests of his syndicate.
 Hunters Home.
 Deputy Sheriff Joe Cook and Ed. Shumate have returned from the west ern section of the county, where they report game scarce and hunters plenty. They did not secure any big game. Mining People Arrive.
 Messrs. Alfred Truax, J. H. Nor risOn and J. A. Jackson, each hold ing important positions in the Uni ted Gold Mines company of Congress, are visiting the city for a few days. Will Wed.
 Probate Judge Hicks yesterday is sued marriage license to Alzondro Zepeda and Frankie Ochoa, residents of Congress. who desire to be made man and wife. The ceremony will take place in few days at the above city.
 Leave for College.
 Mrs. H. D. Ross, accompanied by her two sons, Davis and Teddy Ross, left a few days ago for Mt. Union college, Alliance, Ohio, where the boys will be placed in school. Mrs. Ross will remain with them during the time they are in school.
 Petty Offender.
 Constable John Dial of Seligman, brought Harry Devine to the county jail yesterday on a charge of being drunk and disorderly in that town. He will have an opportunity to sober up, as he gets thirty days for thirty minutes of rough house work. Nimrod Returns. J. H. Johnson after several days spent at Cedar Glade, returned yes terday. He went to hunt deer, but got no closer than the tracks, and says the country has been worked over until there is nothing visible but few lean cottontail rabbits. Mind Gives Way.
 Deputy Sheriff Ahlers of Seligman took into custody a strnger on the Santa Fe yesterday who while en route east, became suddenly deranged mentally and caused a eommotion in the car in which he was travelling. The unfortunate man was taken on to Albuquerque, where he is said to have relatives. His name could not be learned.
 Visiting Relatives. Mrs Katherine K. Lake, sister of J. G. Kirkpatrick, is a recent arrival in the city, coming from Kingman. She is accompanied by her nephew, Walter Lee, who will enter the Tempe Normal school. Mrs. Lake will teach the coming year in the city schools of Phoenix.
 Back From Chase.
 Assistant Chief Heisler of the po- lice force returned from the Upper Verde yesterday morning accompanied | by William Barclay the latter be- coming suddenly i'll. It is the in tention of this officer to return and finish his hunt and he will make a Cook dash for the headwaters of the Verde before he returns to his duties ! in the city.
 s. P. Passenger Man.
 Harry Cooper, of Tucson, chief clerk under Southern Pacific General Pas senger and Freight Agent R. s. Stubbs in the passenger department of the Southern Pacific, with head quarters in Tucson, is visitor in the city. MT. Cooper states that he is greatly delighted with Prescott and its cool climate He is one of the most popular young railroad men in the southern part of the territory. Mine Manager Leaves.
 After a visit of several days to the city on business incidental to his mining company, Frank E. Wager has returned to the Tip Top mine. He is enthusiastic over the pOssibiH ties of that property and when the work outlined is performed believes that the production to follow will again place that old and noted mine at the top. NIT. Wager has been iden tified with that district for over thirty years in mining work. Bisbee People Arrive.
 Messrs. J. E. Hays, M. L. Krusto vich, J. A. and Harry L. Miller and D. II. Hall, the latter the assistant marshal of Bisbee, reached the city yesterday morning They are here to look at the mineral resources of this