Weekly journal-miner., 1909-11-24
From Thursday's Dailyo turns Home-


 From Thursdays Daily) Returns Home.
 c. E. Brown, the popular sheep man of the north, returned to his home in Ash Fork yesterday after a brief business visit to the city. Makes Cattle Shipment.
 Two carloads of beef cattle were shipped by John Duke yesterday to the Salt River valley for the mar ket. He accompanied the shipment. Prominent Mining Arrival.
 James F. Movies, identified with extensive mining operations near Jer- Ome, was business visitor to the city yesterday. He returned in the afternoon.
 Lecture Tonight.
 At M. E. church on Thursday eve ming at o'clock, lecture on "The Secret of Prevailing Prayer" At 8 o'clock Rev. S. G. Rogers, D. D., will hold the first quarterly conference. Mine Manager Here.
 MT. and Mrs. Dan B. Genung reached the city Monday for a short visit with friends. MT Genung is the general manager of the Mildred Min ing company, operating to the north of Rich Hill.
 Returns Home. Mrs. A. c. Gilmore, wife of the chief deputy of the county recorders offiee,. returned yesterday from the Territorial fair. She was the guest of friends in Phoenix, and reports having had an enjoyable time. Animals Captured.
 Yesterday the following contributed hides on the bounty law to the county: Dennis Weleh, of Columbia, with twenty-three skunks; Lawrence Hesnan, of Columbia, eight skunks; Mrs. M. V. Toilette of Poland, three skunks; James Morris of Cordes, one coyote.
 Chink on Trial.
 r The trial of Kim Sam, accused of arson, was on the criminal calendar in the district court yesterday before jury. He is accused of setting a noodle joint on fire last July. Finan- cial troubles are said to have been his grievance. The trial will be con- cluded today.
 To Jerome.
 S. P. Trood, secretary and treasurer of the Manhattan Securities company of Los Angeles, financing the Haynes Copper company, and T. E. Campbell, general manager of the above mine, left yesterday for Jerome. They will make a general inspection of the property, taking several days in the work.
 Goes to Peck.
 After an extended trip to the east and other places, O. L. Tawney, who is operating the Peck mine in the Bradshaws, reached the city yester- day and will go to that property to- day. He is a brother of Congressman Tawney, of national fame, and has been working the above mine for some months.
 Qualities.
 R. E. Johnson, recently appointed justice of the peace for Walker pre- einct, arrived in the city yesterday, filing his bond for that office, which was approved by Chairman Harring- ton of the board of supervisors. He reports that section enjoying the most prosperous mining era in its history and splendid results are shown on all the claims in operation. Miner in City.
 w. J. Kearney, identified with good mining ground near the Senator, is in the city on a supply purchasing trip. He reports considerable activity in that district and several individuals are prosecuting development satisfae- torily. He received a telegram an- nouncing the serious illness of a brother at Salt Lake and left yester- day afternoon for that city. Serious Runaway.
 In a runaway accident last night along Gurley street, Private Hanley of Company D of the Eighteenth in- fantry of Whipple, had the misfor- tune to be thrown violently to the ground and in the fall sustained a broken leg. He was later taken to