Weekly journal-miner., 1909-10-27

the coming term of court has been
 concluded and the men who will serve
 on the same has been placed in the
 hands of Sheriff Smith, who will
 begin the roundup" at once. Court
 will convene on Monday, November
 l, and a heavy criminal calendar ;s
 in evidence.
 Bankers Depart.
 Among the financial people of this
 city who are attending the bankers
 convention at Globe this week are
 Messrs. Hugo Richards and N. B.
 Hazeltine of the Bank of Arizona.
 Both are accompanied by their wives
 and the trip from Phoenix to Globe
 was made via the Roosevelt dam in
 an automobile.
 Leaves For Home.
 After a pleasant visit of several
 weeks of her son and daughter in-
 law, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Edwards of
 Walker, Mrs. J. E. Edwards, retnrr
 ed to her home in Detroit, Mich. yesterday. Mrs. Edwards is quite qd- vanced in years, but notwitbstan ling this she was an interested observer of this section in its mining lite and was decidedly pleased with arr visit.
 Humboldt Enthusiast.
 D. H. Carpenter, the land and min ing man of Humboldt, is visitor to the city on business. He has recent ly incorporated the Agua Fria Min ing and Development company and is preparing to start development on the claims of that syndicate. He is pronounced in saying that the future of the Shelter City is assured and that in a short time it will be the metropolis of the eastern part of the county.
 Caught a Few.
 Yesterday W. A. Gill of Turkey, sent to the board of supervisors the hides of thirty-five skunks and six wildcats, which he captured in a few days near that place. He says tho country is thickly populated with these animals at this time of the year and their destruction is welcom- ed by all and especially the mining element who are more or less ex. posed to them at night time. Goes to Hospital.
 O. L. Boggs, seriously injured a few days ago in an accident while driving a team near Fort Whippie, has been taken to the hospital for medical attention. His injuries are said to be serious and his escape | from death is said to have Jssn miraculous, as he was thrown under | the vehicle and pinned down for sew eral minutes. He is an old stage | driver and in the employ of the Ruffner stables. Prominent Official Arrives.
 Don NJ. Carr, private secretary to Secretary of the Interior Ballinger, was with the above cabinet officer last night on reaching Prescott. Mr. Carr speaks in splendid terms of the visit to Arizona and appreciates tie varied resources of the country morc now than what he anticipated before coming, specifically mentioning the reclamation of the arid lands through water storage, and the inealculable benefits that will follow the cultiva- ton of the vast areas under these enterprises. MT. Carr is from Canton, Ohio, and will accompany Secretary Ballinger to Washington.
 Made Gun Play.
 Constable J. w. Dial of Sehgman reached Prescott yesterday with Louis Vejil in custody, who goes over to the grand jury on making an assault on another Mexican with a gun. Af- ter his arrest on that charge he was found in the possession of stolen prop erty belonging to James Thomas, a cattle buyer of California, and after this was aseertained he got an ad- ditional dose on the charge of rob bery. He will serve time on the first charge and the second will be considered by the grand jury. Vejil IS a sheep herder by vocation. Lively Section.
 Deputy Sheriff c. c. Keeler visited Groom creek yesterday on official ] matters. He reports an active eondi- ion prevailing along that stream and mentions the Midnight , Test property, where the rebuilding f If that camp is progressing rapidly ( with surface accommodations. The i'd Home Run mill has also been ' moved to a site in the camp and trading for the installing of the same $