Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-15

turned Sunday, and left yesterday for Jerome, where she will be the guest of relatives, before returning to her home at Camp Verde While in Phoenix she was at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Keteherside, the latter her daughter.
 Horses Shipped to Coast.
 D. D. Crabb, the secretary and treasurer of the Burnt Ranch Cattle company, yesterday shipped thirty head of horses to the coast, the pur- chase being made recently by D. S. Martin, who goes with the eonsign- ment. Other shipments are to be made in a few weeks from several owners on ranges adjacent to this city, aggregating it is said, over 900 head.
 Comes to New Home
 Mrs. John Ehle has arrived from Skull Valley, and in a short time will move into the new Ehle home in the northwestern part of the city, making her summer residence in the city. Her husband also came from their home in the above valley yes terday, reporting that the agrieul- tural outlook was better than in re- cent years, and the various crops were being harvested much earlier than heretofore.
 Another Deputy Recorder.
 County Recorder Bradbury yester- day appointed Leopold Walloth of Yarnell as a deputy recorder of the county for registrations of voters. Bitten by Skunk.
 Alex Dinwiddie, formerly a resi- dent of this county, and employed at the Humboldt shelter before that plant was closed down, was bitten by a skunk, near Miami, in Gila county, a few days ago, and taken to Chicago for treatment at the Pas teur Institute. Symptoms of the dealy virus were developing, and 1t is believed that his case is a doubt ful one to cure.
 Goes East to Visit.
 Charles Franklin, a recent arrival in this section from Xenia, Ohio, left yesterday for his old home. He came here for the benefit of asth- matie affections, and has been ma terially benefited after a few months residence. He goes to look after interests of a deceased relative and will return in a few weeks to locate permanently.
 Teachers Lave for Outing.
 Among the teachers of the public schools wao have left for their re- spective homes to spend the vacation days are the following: Miss Bean to Chicago, Miss Hale to Minnesota, Miss Piper to Maine, Miss Dexter to Pennsylvania, Miss Bisehoff to Mis- souri, Miss Johnson to Ohio and Miss Clough to Minnesota. All of the above will return to the city later to resume their duties, with the exception of Miss Johnson, who will remain with her relatives in Cleveland.
 Mine Operator Here.
 H. A. Clark, one of the best known mining men of the county, and at present located in the Silver Noun tain district, near Cuumbla, was an arrival yesterday and will remain for several days on business. Mir. Clark is reputed to have one of the most attractive gold mining propositions in that field, and has been pursuing course of practical operating Of the ground for several months. He speaks eneouragingly of his property, saying that it is in the prospective state, and has every indication of making a desirable producer.
 J. $. Sessions, superintendent of the Arizona Copper-Gold Mining com pany. on Cherry Creek, was a visitor to the city yesterday, accompanied by his wife He reports the work on the Leghorn mines of his syndi- cate progressing favOrably, and the showing maintained as formerly. The