Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-07
eats. W. H. Heyser, from the Pla- ceritas, contributed three eats. Splendid Entertainment.

cerltas, contributed three eats.
 Splendid Entertainment.
 Last night s entertainment at the Elks theater was successfully rend- cred, and the principals, Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis, Eugene Redewill and Prof. Grunn, were the recipients of praise A more extended account of this splendid concert will appears in to- morrow s society column.
 Charges Against Employe.
 That Thursday nights fire at the Campbell dairy was of ineendiary or igin, there is said to be no doubt, and later developments are said to give clue. NIT. Campbell yester- day swore out warrant, accusing Paul Chipper with the crime. His preliminary examination will take place before Judge McLane next Tuesday.
 Oil Man Here,
 W. H. Patton, with the new Yava- pal Oil company, is in the city on business from the Chino valley. He is familiar with this industry, com ling from Pennsylvania, and says that the indications in thS section where the oil work is going on are certainly favorable to striking flow of this commodity. He will return to the camp today.
 Sad Case.
 w. II. Lewis, or as he is more familiarly known, "Tonto Doe," was yesterday taken to the Mercy hos pital. in this city, in a critical con dition He was the first school teach CT in Tonto Basin, and is well known Ito all old timers. He is suffering from general debility. He is a man of many attainments, and in years gone by was well to do. He was un- til recently with the Roosevelt dam in the employ of the government, and among the pioneer element sOr- TOW is expressed over the afflietiOn he is burdened with in this late day. He is a man also of generous i'm pulses and has assisted many in their misfOrtunes. He is said to have rel atives residing along the line of the Santa Fe in this territory.
 Back to Duty.
 Deputy Sheriff Joe Cook returned yesterday from his trip to Yuma, safely delivering to the penitentiary |C. Lopez and F. Garcia. who are sen fenced to that place for ten and five years respectively. He reports the weather in that section as very warm. Probate Matter.
 Mrs. Loeva l.. Modem. administra- trix of the estate of the late F.. B. Modem. yesterday filed a petition for an order of sale of real estate and personal property of her deceased husband. An order was accordingly made to show cause, and the same was set for hearing on August ?. The estate is valued at $500 and is sit uated in this city.
 Fine Players.
 Messrs. Warner, Pierce and Dunn son. Phoenix baseball players. passed through the city yesterday en route to Flagstaff. where they will play with that nine. Games will be play ed with the Gallup, Winslow and Williams aggrcgations. The above bunch from the Salinas are up to the business. and will give good ae- count of their work in any line they chosen for.
 Going to Work.
 The Prescott Dredge company yes terday began the extensive prospect ] ing of their ground on Lynx creek. They will convey a pipe line to the upper elevation near the creek beds to determine the exact nature of the ground at that point. They will sluiee the gravel, and believe it will yield handsomely, there being every indication that it is attractive. Tanked Up.
 The Hill Hardware company of this city have recently sent to the main ! line of the santa Fe some extensive orders in tanks and troughs, for the sheep and cattlemeu along that line. Two 5000 gallons tanks and twenty five I5O gallon troughs and eight of similar capacity went to Kingman and Selisman respectively. This firm is getting quite a reputation for man 'ufacturiug these utilities. FOR.