Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-30

Dredge ofhcials.
VIM. Uric, son OF W. T. Urie,
whose firm is coasi fueting the big
dredge machine on Lyns creek, nc.
companied by Mr.. Fry Of Kansas
City, arrived Wednesday, and both
have gone out 20 see the finishing
touches placed on IL.
saw the Gorge.
T.. J. =. Horne returned yesterday
from seeing the Grand Canyon. Mrs.
Horne continued on 10 the east, in.
tending to spend some time visiting
relatives in Illinois. Both were de.
lighted with the magnificent view had
Of the big ereviee.
Goes Home.
Edward Mexican, a young man af.
flieted with tuberculosis, after a res.
idenee here Of several weeks, spent
in the Bradshaws, left for his home
( in Franklin, Pa, yesterday. His con
dition 10 serious and he IL not ex
pected TO survive the trip.
sufAcisnt oder.
A big bag was received at the sup
ervisors' Office yesterday from Nor
ristown, containing a bunch Of TWEEN
ty.four wild eats, one coyote an
four skunks, sent by ". Is. Johnston
lie trapped them and asked for III
usual bounty OF 81 piece, which wa
psid.
Groom citissa.
Peter Maekin was in the city yel
terday from the Groom creek section
> lie says the prevailing opinion
! that Rivera, the alleged Polan
shooter, passed through that seetio
n few days ago and was for con
J. time in Mexican wood camp befo
1 leaving for the south.
Q A. the Helm.
After several days manipulate
Of the throttle, Harry Clark, q
T. williamson valley ranehsr, came
Z to the city yesterday at a rema'
10 able rate Of speed. He had . 70
auto. II 10 said that his prsctiei
was done on the plains near here,
q. order that he could have plenty
~ room to learn the trick.
10 starts Up 1usinsss.
% W. NJ. Neagle was n visitor to
city yesterday from wiekenbura a
will return this evening. He ~
@. his confectionery and merchant
q. house has been opened, and that
AZ. new city Of wiekenburg Is In
In. thrifty condition since II entered
10 corporate life with mayor
board Of aldermen.
ri. Dam Built.
ect J. Burhans has returned from 81
20. man, where he has finished Ia
lie dam for J. W. Sullivan, which
be- utilized for the storage Of "
for cattle purposes. The dam
the twenty feet high and eighty
ms, across, impoundins quite n lake
ere water. Other dams are being
ERE in the raviues there 10 catch the
in gulches that will come when
summer season in rains occur.
left Black Sand Gold.
,ere While in the city yesterday
eks. the Lower Lynx creek placer
.eksJ. Il. Aleud Of Treadwell 4 Al
who are working the black sand
posits Of that country, displ
: Of plenty Of the free gold that wa
l.. Gently washed out. These placer
oun. attaracting much attention, and
man. now the intention to put up exte
isht. machinery to handle the soil.
hive been sampling these sand
atom. over six months and feel very
rhile ,busias,ic over what has been d
,uth. stratcd.
the TO the Basin
been Ed Block, who is developing
Sink 10 Rise mine in Copper
district, leaves today to inspee
,itor work going on there. Reports
.,,i.r him that the showing is good
.,ter. that the ledge 10 shown for al
,on,t n, soO feet from the old wor
and showing IL 10 be a desirable
GLAND ground. II is gold and ain'
r,ooositiou running from "