Weekly journal-miner., 1909-10-13

Goes 10 o3u fIduCloCO.
 E. s. Clark was called to San Fran cisco yesterday on important legal matters. lie expects to be away for few days only.
 Power Man Here.
 J. w. Ricketts, foreman of the line forces of the Arizona Power com pany, is in the city, arriving last night from the main camp at Wal ker.
 Ranger Returns.
 o. Fred Arthur, identified with the forest service in this section, has re turned from a visit to the east and will resume his duties as a ranger at once.
 Prominent Railroad Official. .,
 c. A. Gardiner, of Topeka, arrived last night on railroad business. He is identified with the Santa Fe in prominent capacity. being the chief rate clerk of that system in the 5o"e city. . ras. ...-.... ..,.. ....-..... . To Attend Court.
 H. F. Ashurst left yesterday after noon for HOlbrOok, where term of court will be held commencing Mon day morning. MT. Ashurst will stop over at Flagstaff, his former home, while en route.
 Prominent Detective Arrives.
 c. V. HattsF, superintendent of Che Los Angeles branch of the celebrated Pinkerton detective service, is in the city. He will remain until this morn ing. His mission to this city is said to be an important one.
 Looking at Mines. .,..-... ....
 c. H. March, attached to the for est service ;ef the agricultural govern ment in Colorado and a mining engi- neer, reached the city yesterday from Denver. He is in this section to make an examination of mines. Made a Catch.
 J. E. Barr of Sehgman, brought to the board of supervisors yesterday the hides, of eight coyotes and one wolf. The latter has to go through the animal inspection mill of the county before the $lO bounty is awarded. ,s Former Resident Here.
 William E. Dietz, formerly resi- dent of this city, but now with the Brayton Commercial company of wiekenburg, is paying the city a visit. He is competent commercial man and is. welcomed by many of his former aequaintances. .. Business Men Return.
 Messrs. R. N. Fredericks, cashier of the Prescott National bank; J. A. Hope president of the BashfOrd-Bur- mister company, and T. G. Norris, head of the law firm of Norris, Ross & Smith, returned last. night from a business and pleasure trip to the coast. .
 Mining Visitor.
 J. B. Auinde, identified with the Treadwell placer mining enterprise on Lynx Creek, is in the city to secure medical attention. His company has the black sand deposits under head way at that point, results from which are said to be gratifying in the yield returned in; gold dust.
 To Seattle, .
 J. B. Jolly, county superintendent of schools, returned yesterday from the line of the Santa Fe, where he examined the schools at Seligman and Ash Fork. He accompanied Mrs. Jolly and child, Louise, to the main line, who, with her father, J. B. Webster, are en route to. Seattle, the home of the latter. Mrs. Jolly will remain in that city for several months.
 Lawyer Leaves.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he goes on matters pertaining to his profession in mining channels. He is the rep resentative in this county of the Arizona-NeVada Copper company, which is operating on Copper creek, and of which J. L. Giroux, formerly of the United Verde, is a heavy stockholder. MT. Giroux and others of the above company reside in Los Angeles.
 Preparing the Grounds.
 Park W. Latimer was engaged yes terday in surveying the athletic field for St. Joseph's academy and in laying out the grounds for the bas- ket ball events that are. to take place this fall. The site is on the mesa near that school and when the grade is finished a splendid place will be available for this exciting sport among the young ladies iR attendance