Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-22

interests in the Bloody Basin section, is in the city on business and pleasure trip.
 Returns from Visit
 The many friends of Mrs. F. p. Cruice will be pleased to learn that she has returned to the city after several weeks of visit. with friends in Texas and Oklahoma.
 Former Resident Returns.
 NJ. NJ. Poulson, formerly engaged in the undertaking business in this city, but now located at Kingman, was an arrival in the city yesterday, and will remain for several days. From the Creek.
 Sam Boblett, the well known min ing man of Lynx Creek, was an ar rival yesterday in the city on busi- ness, where he has mining interests that require his time and atten- ton.
 Manufacturer Leaves for Home.
 Captain l. Teeter, identified with the Snyder Iron Works of Kansas City, after an extended visit in this section, left yesterday for his home. He has been at the works of the Speek Mining company on LynA Creek, in connection with examining the dredging machinery in operation at that place, which his firm con- | structed.
 Secures Commission.
 Acting Governor Young yesterday sent to the city commission as mo- tary public for H. B. Daniel, which authorizes the latter to attend to duties in that legal line. Mir. Dan- iel is an assistant attorney in the law offices of LeRoy Anderson. Goes to Mines.
 Mark Bradley, superintendent of the TOmboy mines, in Buckhorn Cullen, near Castle Hot Springs, left yesterday for his camp, to continue development. He speaks in good terms of the operation. going on and the outlook as development to depth progresses.
 Created Rough House.
 While under the influence of liquor yesterday Gus Tefis was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Keeler and lodged in the county jail. He will have his trial today before Judge Moore on charge of creating rough house and doing considerable damage to property interests. Co to Oak Greek.
 MT. and Mrs. John Mason Ross, and MT. and Mrs. F. O.. Smith were among those who accompanied MT. and Mrs. R. M. Ling to Oak Creek, the party leaving yesterday morning in their autos. They will indulge in trout fishing for a few days at that popular retreat in the Mogollons. Beiligerent Mexican.
 Deputy Sheriff Bartlett yesterday lodged a Mexican offender in jail on the charge of a misdemeanor. com mitted few days ago at Ash Fork. He goes for thirty days. The crime he committed was the pleasant pas time of yielding a big knife and threatening to slash everyone that | ran up against him. He barricaded himself in the section house and.l was captured in his bastile with con siderable trouble, by the above ef- fcient officer On Annual Outing.
 Hon. Frank Cox, legal representa- | tive of the Southern Pacific. with | headquarters at Phoenix, arrived in the city yesterday and is en route to Oak Creek, where he will recreate | for a few weeks. Mir. Cox has many friends in the city to greet him Oh any occasion that calls him to the north. Thinning the Ranks.
 Whipple is undergoing at the present time a veritable retreat in | soldiers of the 18th Infantry. In the past ten days over one hundred men have been discharged. their terms of enlistment expiring. The depleted ranks will later be filled | from the recruiting stations of the country. City Residence Sold.
 4 deed was recorded yesterday from T. c. Job, who recently left the city, for his residence and real l estate in this city, NJ. V. Watson be- ing the purchaser and the considera- ton named being $5,5OO The home is located in the eastern part of the city and is regarded is one of the most desirable residence places. Court Begins Monday.
 Advices reached the city 'vester-