Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-15
Cl1y News
 ...In Brief
From Thursdays Daly)

Returns Home. Mrs. J. 4. Carroll, who has been visiting the city for several weeks,
 terday.
 New Chef Here.
 Mir. Barnes, the new chef of the Hotel St. Michael, has arrived from Los Angeles, and will assume charge of the cafe today.
 Rancher Arrives.
 James Page, prominently known in agricultural circles of Oak Creek, was an arrival yesterday in the city on business trip.
 Rural Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Evans of Kirkland Valley, were arrivals in the city yesterday for a few. days visit with friends and to transact business.
 Warning to Trespassers.
 It will not be prudent for anyone to visit the site of the Pioneers Home after dark, as a deputy sher- if, placed on guard by the eontrac- tors, will arrest any person trespass- ing upon the property.
 Sheriff Arrives.
 Carl Heyden, sheriff of Marieopa county, arrived in the city yester- day on official duties, and returned to Phoenix last night.
 From the Mines.
 John Kelly, the energetic mining man of the Jersey district, is in the city on a business trip affecting his Hearst group of mines. Accepts Position at Swansea.
 George Toner left yesterday for Swansea, where he will enter the service of the Clara Corsolidatd in | the smelting department. From McCabe.
 F. D. Thayer, the business man of | MeCabe, was a visitor to the city 1 yesterday, and reports considerable activity in that mining field. After Supplies.
 J. MeKinnon, operating a group of | mines near the Senator, was in the | city yesterday for mining supplies for his interests in that section. Down With the Measles.
 Ruth and Louis, the two youngest | children of MT. and Mrs. George lis dale, are severely i'll with the measles at their home on North Alareon street.
 Journalistic Visitor.
 W. s. Adams of the Jerome Mining News was an arrival yesterday from the Copper City, where he reports the usual mining activity prevailing at the many camps adjacent. From the Range.
 William Dearing, the sheepman of the Riehenbar country, was an ar rival in the city yesterday on busi- ness, and reports the industry in that field as prosperous, with the range fair.
 From the Mines.
 Mrs. A. B. Peach. wife of the superintendent of the Commercial Mining company, operating in Cop per Basin, was an arrival in the city i yesterday. and will remain for a few days as the guest of friends. Yesterdays Record.
 The cowardly dog poisoner yester- day added four more canines to his base record, all located in the north western part of the city. What his range will be in the future is un- known. This makes the total num- Der poisoned to date, nine. Still They Come.
 The influx of cattle buyers to this section was increased yesterday by the arrival of W. S. Farnsworth and Frank Alexander of Silver City, N. M. They are here to look the field over and to superintend a shipment to be made the coming week from Del Rio.
 Two Trustees.
 County School Superintendent Per sons yesterday appointed Eli Bates and James Pierce as the school trus- tess of the Wagoner district, to fill the vacancy existing. No election was held in that precinct and to facilitate the interests of the school was the object of this official. Both appointees will qualify later. Former Residents Return.
 MT. and Mrs. T. H. Decker were arrivals in the city yesterday for brief visit with their many friends, and are the guests of Mir. and Mrs Thomas E. Campbell. MT. Decker was formerly the purchasing agent of the United Verde, and is now the travelling representative of the Gar lock Packing company of Los An