Weekly journal-miner., 1909-05-19
Aged Pioneer Ill.

Aged TlOneer III.
 Joseph Ehle, Prescott s oldest pion eer, is reported i'll at hls home on North Mutezuma street. He is almost 96 years old. Former Residents Visits.
 W. l.. Carver, a former resident of this city, now city ticket agent of the Santa Fe at Phoenix, is here renewing old aequaintanees. Home from Jerome.
 City Attorney Reese M. Ling, R. \. Frederieks and F. q. .Brecht arrived home last night from visit to Jerome on banking business. Left for Home.
 Mrs. John H. Wilson was an ontgo- ing passenger yesterday morning for Los Angeles, after a pleasant visit here the guest of relatives Cabbage King Leaves.
 Patrick Burns, the Williamson val ley cabbage king, left yesterday for his home near Simmons, with a supply of cabbage plants and other vegetables. Left for Fossil Creek.
 Dr. l. K. Mcdonnell left yesterday morning for the camp of the Arizona Power company at Fossil Creek, after a two days visit here with his family. Jail Windows Screened.
 New wire screens are being installed in the windows of the county jail as preventative to friends of prisoners passing articles through from the ous side
 Electrical Engineers Here.
 F. g. Viele and R. s. Mason, con sulting engineers of the Arizona Pow CT company, arrived here yesterday from Fossil Creek, on company busi- ness.
 Wool Baron Home.
 Charles F. Burton, the northern Ari- zona wool baron, arrived home yester- day afternoon from the southern part of the county, where his loeks are grazing.
 Will Start Rodeo.
 NJ. A. Perkins is in the city from his stock ranch on the Upper Verde, pur- chasing supplies for the Perkins and King rodeo, which starts at his ranch Monday, May r. The rodeo will work up the Verde river and through the Chino valleys.
 Left for His Mines
 Ben Blaehard. who arrived Thurs day night from the east, left yesterday morning for the camp of the National Copper company, in the Hareuvar mountains.
 Runaway Accident.
 In a runaway accident yesterday evening at o'clock three boys driving Shetland pony belonging to MT. and Mrs. NJ. B. Hazeltine were thrown to the street and slightly bruised. The rig was damaged considerably but the frightened equine escaped unhurt. Fossil Creek Visitor.
 Howard Bonbright arrived here last evening from the camp of the Arizona Power company on Fossil creek, on company business.
 Delivered Cattle Here. J. G. Peterson, the Mesa stockman, arrived here last night with a carload of cattle and a carload of hogs for the O. K. meat market.
 In from the Etta.
 John s. Ross arrived here last even [ ing from the Etta mine. on a short visit. He reports the Etta mill run ming and giving good results. Accepts New Position.
 Fergus M. Bailey has accepted Do sition in the engineering department of the United Verde Copper company at Jerome. He will begin his new duties Tuesday.
 Mining Man Visits.
 Charles E. Mckinley, president and general manager of the Mckinley Min. ing and Development company, IS here on mining business from his camp in the Copper Basin district. Back from Big Stick.
 S. S. Davis, of Jerome, returned here yesterday from short visit at the camp of the Big Stick Gold Mining company, where he reports the new mill almost finished and development being actively pushed in the mines. Lime King Visits.
 J. S. Sehirm, president of the Grand Canyon Lime and Cement company, ar rived here yesterday from his com pany's holdings at Nelson. He IS ae- eompanied by Clem Seheuer, superln- tendent of the company.