Weekly journal-miner., 1909-09-22

T. Moore that licenses have been is- sued to the following young ladies to teach school in this county as a re- suit of the recent examination had: Miss Mabel Underwood, for the first grade. She is teaching at the present time at Mayer. Miss Elizabeth Bur way, second grade, teaching at Camp Verde. Miss Clough, second grade, teaching at Iron King. Miss Carrie
 Young, second grade. teaching at Cornville. Returns to Duty.
 Paul P Hastings after several weeks at Chicago. on an important railroad mission. returned last night to resume his duties with the $. F. P. X P. Freight matters affecting the entire west are said to have been under consideration among all rail roads at ;he conference Mr. Hastings attended
 Mining People Here. . A. F.. Hurley. general manager of the PeIn-Arizona Mining company of Walker. accompanied by his wife. are visiting the city. In. the party is Harry IIeasley, the secretary and treasurer of the same syndicate. who has been at the property for several days and is en route to his home at Pittsburg. Legal Mission.
 E. s. Clafk and J. F.. Russell. at torneys of this city, left Sunday for fhe north on, legal matters. They ex- peet to go as far as St. Johns and later to Kingman. where MT. Clark has been retained by the Miners union of that place as the attorney for one of their members in mur- der trial to be heard at the October term of court. Successful Hunter.
 s. P. Hill and Walter Farren. who left the city few days ago for the Camp Wood country, have sent in one deer which theyl killed. This is the second one sent to the city, proving that the woods are not as abundant as formerly with game. Plenty of does are reported this year. but the bucks are said to be prae tically axJerminated. Neill Goes North.
 Reuben Neill. who was brought to this city from Holbrook last week by Sheriff Francis of CoeOnino county, was taken to Flagstaff Sunday morn ing. the trial of his case coming up this week. He was placed in the county jail of this city on the belief that an attempt would be made to rescue aim by cowboy friends at HOl- brook. Returned Empty Handed.
 Dr. Ralph J. Roper and R. s. Hildreth Lave returned from the Juni- per Mountain section, where they went in search of deer They were unsuccessful and say that even the familiar tracks of these animals were not in evidence this season, let alone the deer themselves. Mir Hildreth returned tu his home in Phoenix Sun day evening. Special w. c. T. U. Meeting.
 The ladies of the w. c. T. U. are most earnestly requested to be present at meeting at the home of Mrs. J. E. Munds, 420 East Sheldon street today at 3 p. m. Business of is to be transacted. A pleasure is in store for all who at tend, that of meeting Miss Laura Gregg, an earnest temperance worker, and the national organizer of the Woman's Suffrage association. Sunday Wedding.
 At the home of Mir and Mrs Henry Greer in West Prescott Sunday a pleasant home wedding took place. The contracting parties were Walter J. Burton, the eldest son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Burton, and Miss Duby Mumford, a young lady | who has been a resident of this city | for some time and well known to 1 many for her charming personality. After the ceremony a wedding brea-.- fast followed. MT. and Mrs. Burton | will spend their honeymoon in the | hills and with MT. and Mrs, Greer | will form a hunting party for sev- eral days. Judge Hicks performed | the ceremony.
 No More Peeping.
 Yesterday Judge MeLane took hand in the business of Peeping Tom, known as Chiappa. and he was sent to the county jail for a perior of 100 days. The city statutes have re- peatedly been limbered up to fit his