Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-14
New Station.

sheriff station at Poland in order. to more conveniently handle any erim- inal dOings at that point, and placed Frank Burnell in charge, theY latter leaving for there yesterday. Landed Baron.
 MT. Fisher, the big agricultural man of Williamson Valley, is in the city. He has harvested over 300 acres of hay this year, being at the top notch in cultivated land interests in this section of Arizona -'
 To the Seaside.
 Mrs. Ed Shumate and her accom- plished daughter, Miss Reba, leave this morning for Los Angeles. Mrs shumate will enjoy an outing there for few weeks, while her daughter will remain away indefinitely.
 Runs Away.
 The city water wagon team be- came unmanageable yesterday after noon, in front of a stable on Good win street and struck out for a new route, with E. A. Kearley aboard. The neck yoke dropped and fright ened them. The wagon was turned over and MT. Kearley thrown out. No injury to man or beast resulted and the wagon was kept in commission the rest of the day. A big crowd followed the runaways.
 Mining Man Here.
 Gilbert Ferguson, with the Logos Mining company, is visiting the city on business matters. He is antfci pating news looking toward the re sumption of work soon on that at tractive mining proposition.
 Still Repairing.
 Arrivals last evening from Hum boldt say that sixty men are at work on the smelter there, and that as fast as maehinists show up they are employed. Work continues there at lively rate in repairing the me ehanical utilities. 1uIcc OOudIS.
 J. B. Christie of Mint Valley, kay- ing nothing to do on Sunday, oeeu pied his time by shooting wild cats and brought them to the supervisors yesterday, receiving s for the sport. He says they are numerous in that section, and a deadly enemy to fowls, destroying many. To Skull Valley. N-'" .
 John Ehle, after short visit to the city on business matters, return, ed home yesterday morning His daughter, Miss May Ehle, has recov cred sufficiently from here recent i'll ness to be able to leave the Mercy hospital in this city, which will be pleasant news to her many friends, and is now at the family home in Skull Valley.
 Railroaders Leave. '..-. '''''
 W. H. Balfour, agent of the Santa Fe at Albuquerque; A. P. Meickle john, travelling auditor; J. L. Ford, chief dispatcher at Fl Morelio, Tex, and l.. J. Martz, engineer of Las Vegas, \. M., all of the Santa Fe railroad, who have been in the city for the past week on court matters, left yesterday for their respective places of business. ''' Petty Offenders.
 Thomas Brown, found guilty of ap - propriating some brass goods belong ing to Elliott & Dreseher, was sen teneed yesterday by Justice MeLane to thirty days in the county jail. Bar retto Delgalla, a Mexican, who de sired a pair of pants and took the goods from Merchant Freidberg with out paying for them, also went over for the same period. ' Young Peoples Social
 Saturday evening several young ladies residing for the summer at Iron Springs, will give a social in honor of the young gentlemen friends residing in this city, which was pro nounced a very enjoyable occasion for all who participated. Among those who attended from this city were Raymond Belcher, George Thomas, Gary Vyne, Thomas Higley, E. E. Lejeune, Dred Rocker, Bern Johns and Harold Elliott. Federal Officials Leave.
 United States Attorney Alexander and his assistant, George Christy, with Deputy Marshals Willetts and 'Neill, left the city yesterday, con ,luding their labors here in the term ,f the federal court that was adjourn sd yesterday. They go to Globe, where a long session is anticipated 'f the United States court, there ,aipO Savara1 roStoffea robharv eoaaa