Weekly journal-miner., 1909-09-08

SEPTEMBER 8, 1909. tor that he ran into in the east. Brf none were in sight, and MT. Tregalles is thinking of presenting it to our tOwnsman, M. J. Hickey, of the St Michael. It's the real stuff.
 From the Bodie.
 John Brady, after several days ot 8. business visit in the city, returns to the Bodie section this morning. He is employed at the Wallace properties and speaks well of that and other mines adjacent.
 Pleased Visitor.
 After several weeks visiting the city, Mrs. W. T. Payne returns to her home in Tucson this morning, de- lighted with this city and its superb climate. She was the guest of her brother, J. c. Hartsfield.
 Teacher Arrives.
 Miss Ida Marshall, of Hemlock, Ohio, who has been engaged to teach in the public schools of this city, is in the city and will begin her duties next week. She is highly spoken of in educational channels.
 Active Section.
 T. J. Laird, of Groom Creek, IS visiting the city to secure mining sGp- plies. He says that mining is active along that creek, and he predicts an excellent showing in the near future, more properties working than ever be- fore.
 Social Visit.
 Me.dames Noll, Goldberg and Misses Jessop, Goldberg, Bennett, Alexander, and Messrs. Mcqueen and Alkire of Iron Springs were guests of frierds in the city yesterday, and enjoyed 70 weekly dance last night at the Va pal club.
 To Direct Work.
 Chief Engineer Jaeger of the $. F., P. & F., left yesterday for the A. & c. country to direct the work of repairing the road washed out by the recent storm. He expects to De away several days, the extent of he damage being greater than at first reported.
 Like the Place.
 Messrs. F. l.. Wright and R. L. Mason, who left Prescott Tuesday morning for a hurry up trip to Los Angeles on important business, took breakfast in Ash Fork Thursday morn ing. They like the Esealante system of feeding evidently. Cremated Body.
 Joseph Bold has returned from San Francisco, where he was present at the cremating of the body of Fritz Decker, formerly an emplOye of the Arizona Brewing company in this city. MT. Bold will forward the ashes to the mother of MT. Decker, who is living in Germany.
 Big Contribution.
 Phillip Fogal, Date Creek stock man, yesterday sent to the supervisors the hides of twenty skunks, eight coy Otes. and six wildcats, which he kill ed few days ago at that place. The above animals are said to be more numerous than ever before, and tho skunk family is getting particularly troublesome.
 The New Way.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Clark of vii Hanson valley, were visitors to the city yesterday, arriving in their auto mobile. Mrs. Clark states this meth cd of travelling is a pleasant one, and now she can come from their home, do shopping and return in time to attend to household duties all in one day. with time to spare. Here tofore it took two days to travel go- ing and coming.
 Goes to Grand Jury.
 The preliminary examination of D. B. Powell, accused of shooting Dewitt Milligan last Sunday evening on Cher ny Creek, took place yesterday be- fore Judge MeIane in the court house: He was bound over to the next grand jury in the sum of $2,OOO. Powell was represented by Henry F. Ashurst, while the territory's ease was in the hands of District Attorney Ross. Lawyer Returns.
 H. T. Andrews has returned to the