Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-30

Popular in the Service.
 T. F. Mclaughlin, the efficient em- ploye of. the w, Fargo & Co.,, is in the city on a visit with his many friends. He is taking a few days lay off from arduous duties and the lonesome environment of that run across the desert, and will return to his duties in a short time.
 Skilled Mechanic Leaves.
 William Lowe, one of the skilled men in the employ of the Prescott Electric company, left yesterday for five weeks trip to Pittsburg, Pa. He will visit his aged mother in that city. In addition to his cap ability as an electrician, he is popu- lar for his good fellowship as we'll Wagon Road Trip.
 Yesterday the entire Board of Supervisors, with T. N. Childers, the road superintendent, also in the party, left for Jerome, on a road inspec- tion trip. They will look that field over, and before returning will go down the valley to Campo Verde 70 look the roadways over. They con- template the expenditure of heavy sum of money in that section.
 Pioneer Ill.
 Friends of that sterling pioneer, Jesse Robeson, will regret to learn that he is very ill, and was brought to the city yesterday from the Tur- key Creek district, by ex-Sheriff J. R. Lowry, and placed in the Mercy hospital for medical treatment. MT. Robeson has been a sufferer for many years with inflammatory rheu- matism.
 Goes to Camp.
 D. A. Seaman, who arrived in the city Saturday from an eastern visit in the interest of the Juanita Min ing company of Crook Canyon, left yesterday for .an inspection of his mines. MT. Seaman is the secretary of that company, and it is said he with the other members of the en- terprise, will soon erect a mill to treat the yield. The Juanita has been under operation for several years under the superintendeney of Charles Warren, and has a flattering mineral showing with an abundant ore tonnage for reduction.
 Autoed to Granite Dells.
 Notwithstanding muddy roads and inelement weather conditions, J. G.. Kirkpatrick, on Easter Sunday, took party in his automobile to Granite Dells and made a record run. He covered the distance on the goding trip in 30 minutes, and back in the same time, which is a remarkable trip considering the condition of the roads, owing to the unexpected snow- fall.
 Federal Official Arrives.
 F. c. Dezendorf, chief of the sixth field division of the Interior Depart ment, arrived yesterday from Phoe- nix, on duties pertaining to his of ieial position. MT. Dezendorf has a broad and important range of Fed eral matters to attend to, affecting the land and mineral jurisdiction of the government, and is a frequent visitor to this county. His perman- ent headquarters are at the capital. Commendable Showing.
 At the recent convention in Phoe- nix of the agents of the Equitable Life Insurance company, which was attended by Arizona representatives of that organization, W. D. Shaw of Prescott, the resident agent, secured the honor of leading all other agents Tn the amount of business written for March. MT. Shaw returned Sun day from the Capital City, and re- ports that city in the enjoyment of prosperity in all lines of business. Supreme Court Session.
 Associate Justice E. NJ. Doe left Sunday evening for Phoenix, where session of the Supreme Court is to convene. The purpose of this body IS for a general consultation on mat ters pending before that tribunal. and no decision will be handed down until the April term, the date for the eonvening of which will be an nOunced later. At that time The murder case of Spence will be deeid- ed, the latter being in the county jail in this city, under sentence of death for the killing of Sullivan. 1 The final outcome of his appeal will | be determined at that session. Enjoyed the Outing.
 MT. and Mrs. "Jack" Jones re- turned yesterday from a months trip to San Francisco and other coast points, where they visited relatives