Weekly journal-miner., 1909-12-22
eFrom Sundays Daily)

Miner In City.
 Charles Rose, one of the best known miners in the county, is in the city from his claims near Mayer, trans acting business.
 Federal Official in City. ' c. H. Rutherford, the '. s. Com- missioner for the Jerome district and a prominent young attorney, is in the city on federal court matters.
 Guest of Relatives. Mrs. W. A. Drake was a passenger yesterday for Phoenix, where she will spend the coming holidays with her daughter, Mrs. H. J. >MeClung.
 To Meet Father.
 Jesse Cook, a young miner of Yae- ger, arrived yesterday from that place to meet his father, J. M Cook, who arrived last night from the east. Former Residents Visit. MT. and Mrs. c. T. Lewis of Ash Fork are visiting friends in the city. Mir. Lewis is the pioneer merchant of that center and formerly resided in this city.
 On Court Business.
 Harvey Jacobs and W. L. De Camp. residents of Harrington, are re- cent arrivals in the city, being sub poenaed in connection with federal court matters.
 To Look at Mines.
 F. NJ. Dreseher of the Elliott Dreseher Construction Company of this city, left yesterday for the min ing field adjacent to Kingman on a mine examination trip.
 On Court Duties.
 Thos. J. Sheffield, the superintend- ent, of the Puntenney Lime Works and a deputy sheriff in that precinct, is in the city on official duties. He will return home today.
 Official Arrivals.
 J. E. Jones, a leading attorney of Flagstaff, and prominent in the pO- litieal life of CoeOnino county, is in the city on legal business. He will return to his home today.
 Holiday Visitor.
 Among the out of town shoppers for the holiday season is Mrs. A. J. Laswell, who was in the city yester- day. She returned to her home in Skull Valley last evening.
 Katinka Tomorrow Night.
 Tickets are selling rapidly for the entertainment to be given tomorrow night at the Elks' Theater by the pupils of St. JOseph's Academy, who will present "Katinka," a drama in two acts.
 Mine Manager Leaves.
 George B. Weaver of the Utah-Ari- zona Copper Company left yesterday for his home at Spokane, Wash, to spend the holidays with relatives and friends. Upon returning he says he will start up work again on his mines that are situated near Mayer. Lone Hide Man.
 The only hide bounty that the eoun- ty had to face yesterday in payment for was the skins of two cats, two coyotes and two skunks, that were presented by T. s. Chester of Mint Valley. He killed them with a rifle, which he says is legitimate in sport ing circles. Prominent Santa Fe Man.
 W. B. Story, vice president and chief engineer of the Santa Fe rail | road system, passed through the city yesterday afternoon in his private | ear. en route to the eoasr. He has been 10 the SdlJ hlNeE valley on i business trip, being extensively inter ested in that section. Prisoners Leave.
 U. s. Marsal Overlook, with his dep | uty, H. V. Anaya, left yesterday for Florence, having in custody Ricardo . Bosch. sentenced to three years and . to pay a fine of $500; Peter Knivoko- vich, for eighteen months; Yong Pong, who goes to Tucson for deportation 10 China. and Marie OlondO, who will be deported to her former home in MeixcO.
 Returning from an examination of mining properties in the vicinity of McCabe, A. c. Massey, an author ity on the mineral possibilities of that zone. stated yesterday that there is much activity noticeable there, and many prospective investors are look ing over the various claims. Better are in evidence than in former years. It is his belief that several sales will follow shortly.