Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-30
Participated in Event.


 vile Bozarth, whose marriage took place yesterday, arrived a few days ago from Wiekenburg, to attend the wedding of her brother, and returned to her home last night, where her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Bozarth, are residing.
 Looking After Interests.
 Walter Prime, a resident of I'm perial, who arrived in the city a few days ago, continued his journey to Flagstaff yesterday, where he goes to attend his brother's interests, the latter passing away some years ago and leaving property.
 Miner Stricken Ill.
 William White, well known in min ing circles of the county, was placed in the hospital, yesterday, suffering with a serious attack of rheumatism. He is one of the pioneers of the eOun- l ty, and has many friends who will regret to learn of his affliction. Ready for the Smell.
 Under the new rule of the Board of Supervisors, hide contributors are preparing to invade the court house with their odoriferous pelts on the quarterly payment plan established | for bounty claims. Yesterday the first advance guard showed up with big bunch of the skunk family. He was informed of the dead line and stated that he would be around on time.
 Splendid Performance.
 Patrons of the Electric theater ex- press their eommendation of the per formanees going on this week at that popular resort, and especially single out Miss Gray and MT. Russell in their vaudeville renditions, who are favorites. The picture films are al- so of interest. Manager Howard is to be congratulated for the pleasing bill he is giving the public, and the big attendance is the best evidence of the merit of the performances. Leave Arizona.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. H. Trenberth, for many years residents of Poland, were arrivals in the city yesterday, and are en route to Redondo Beach, near Los Aneles, where they will make their future home.
 Brutal Conduct.
 Sheriff Smith returned from Con gress Junction, yesterday, with Gre gorio Canada as a prisoner, who comes for a thirty days sentence. The Mexican brutally beat a woman of his own nationality at that camp and inflicted painful wounds without cause, it is alleged.
 Good Showing Reported.
 John Harlan, the general manager of the Big Pine Mining company, near tn eSenator, while in the city yesterday, made the statement that development is terminating satisfae torily with depth, and the vein is widening as the drift progresses. He feels very enthusiastic, and returned last night to his camp.
 Mine Manager Here.
 Max Wenzel, the general manager of the Black Mountain Copper com pany, operating in the Mineral Point district, accompanied by his wife, ar rived in the city yesterday for a business visit. This mining e1tter- plise has recently been financed and is under headway, with satisfactory results.
 Will Mine.
 Judge W. T. Baker, the sage of Junction, was an arrival in the city yesterday, making the statement that he will hereafter devote his time and ability to mining in the Granite Mountain district, where he has at- tractive ground, and will not enter into a political discussion on the statehood or any other issue. Sad Mission Fulfilled.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilmot Pentland, who were called to Los Angeles a few days ago, to attend the funeral of | Mrs. Pentland's mother, Mrs. Birt, re- ! turned last night, concluding that sad duty. They were accompanied home by Miss Birt, a daughter of the de- ceased, who will reside here. The afflicted relatives have the sym pathy of all in their sad bereave- ment.
 Climatic Excellence.
 F. Cronk, who left this section some months ago to seek a change in for the benefit of his health, yesterday, being unable to find the atmospheric elixir he trav- eled in search of. He says the Pres colt ozone is the genuine article, and he will camp here forever. He is again on deck at the Head blaming mill.