Weekly journal-miner., 1910-02-23
Back from Texas.

1 tIlp tO Fl RasO, rex, where ne went
 on railroad matters for the S. F.,
 P. & P.
 Miner in City.
 Frank Clinesmith, who has mining
 interests near Walker, is in the city
 on business trip affecting his in terests.
 To Visit Relatives.
 Among yesterdays departures for
 the east were Mrs. M Gratz, accom-
 panied by her sister, Miss Winnifred
 Sterrett, who will be the guests of
 relatives in. Albuquerque, N. M, for
 several days.
 To Colorado. MT. and Mrs. Isaac Teeter left yes
 terday for Colorado for a few weeks
 visit with relatives. MT. Teeter is
 experimenting the erection of dredg-
 ing plant at the Speek enterprise on
 Lower Lynx Creek.
 Visited Husband.
 Mrs. D. A. Burke, after a few weeks visit with her husband, at
 Bouse, where he is conducting the
 Hotel Burke, returned to her home in the city yesterday. Her daughter, Miss Katie Burke, remained at that point.
 Official Leaves.
 ASeisfan4 Traosnrar Rar+ Dou;a ho. gone to Mayer to spend a few days with his family, who are the guests of friends. He has also business in- terests to look after, being associated with Horace Bowdre in the livery business.
 Officials Travel.
 Superintendent of Roads Childers was called to the Lynx Creek section yesterday to look after highways, and T. E. Campbell went to Walker on duties as county assessor. Both re- turned later in the evening. They say the district is very active and good results coming from mine work Sent to Grand Jury.
 Deputy Sheriff Keeler arrived last night from Jerome, with N. Torres in custody, who goes to the grand jury in default of $500 bail, for cutting a Mexican at Jerome a few days ago. He was committed by Judge Denison. Torres is said to have seriously wounded the man, and his assault was without justification, it is alleged He could not furnish the bail and will be held until the next term of court. Lively Center.
 S. w. Curtis, identified prominently with the Arizona Power company, at the works on Fossil Creek, was 8 visitor to the city yesterday. The work of installing the second plant is under headway, while the survey ing for other contemplated improve ments has been finished. Considerable activity is going on in contract wor1 l and the place is generally lively. MT. Curtis will perform the additional duties of being an official at that point, having been appointed a dep | uty sheriff by Sheriff Smith. Mining Men Here.
 S. J. MeAfee and c. I. Williams, i two directors and principal stock holders in the Skull Valley Mining and Milling company, came up from the property yesterday, where they have been for several days arranging for extensive operations. Pioneer Miner Here.
 Ed. Parsons, favorably known to all pioneer residents, was visitor to the city for a few days this week, from the Catoctin mine. He came to attend the funeral of the late ex- Governor Lewis Wolfley, an intimate friends. He will return to his camp today.
 Buys Back Land.
 Yesterday a deed was recorded in which the government buys back a strip of land it formerly owned from Charles Allen, paying him the sum of $72O for 12O acres. It is situated in the Juniper country, and the pur- poses it is to be utilized for could not be learned Buried Yesterday.
 The body of Fred Eckert, who died T few days ago at the county farm, was laid away yesterday. He was I blacksmith in the early days at and no relatives were known n this country. It is said he had ! brother residing in the old eoun- ny.
 Merchant Arrives Home.
 Dave Biles, after a few weeks ab- 'enee in the eastern markets and a visit to his old home in Mississippi, ias returned to his business interests Il the city. He made extensive pur- .hases of gents clothing and other yoods, while away, and enjoyed him