Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-08
Mining Man Returns.

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 Dr. William Woodburn, who has
 been to Des Moines, Ia., for the past
 few weeks in the interest of the
 New Cumberland interests, of which
 he is the general manager, arrived
 in the city yesterday. He will go
 to his camp at Pine Flat tomorrow.
 Appointed Acting Auditor.
 H. P. Hughes, chief clerk of the
 auditors office of the Santa Fe, Pres
 colt & Phoenix railway, was ap-
 pointed acting auditor upon the death
 of Auditor George c. West. The
 many friends of Mir. Hughes hope
 that the appointment will be made
 permanent
 Offense Over a Fence.
 Road Superintendent Childers has gone to Congress Junction to adjust lines of a fence that is said to be obstrueting the county highway at that point. The closing in of the land through this obstacle is the is- sue and in which a woman figures as the disturbing element, who desires the land enclosed for a front yard. Report Good Strike.
 While in the city yesterday from the camp of the Brooklyn-Ar Mining company, c. K. Tibbetts and James A. Lougney, both of wkom are interested in the above enterprise, stated that a good strike had re. gently been made on that property, located to the east of Mayer. They are en route to the Grand Canyon for a few weeks of recreation, and will return later to their camp. Both were pronounced in their opinion of the future of that mining proposi- tion.
 Placer Land Sale.
 A deed was recorded yesterday from M. L. Buckley and H. W. Flentke to H. NJ. LogsdOn, Henry A. Winberg and others of Indiana, for five placer mines on Big Bug, the i consideration being $3,5OO. The same claims were sold previously by T. F. Averill for a like amount.
 Concluded Pleasant Duty.
 E. s. Clark, after delivering the eommencement addresses before the Northern Arizona Normal and the Phoenix High schools, returned to his home in the city yesterday. His bril- liant operations were highly received at both places, and were pronounced the ablest that were ever given on a like occasion in either city. MT. Clark was the recipient of many com pliments, and his beautiful tribute to the good cause of public education created eommendation in all circles.
 Fsom Tuesday's Daily) From Humboldt.
 Wm. Oliver, manager of the Ed. Shumate eompany's store at Hum oOldt, was in the city yesterday on  )n Probate Matter.
 Jackson Henderson, the freighter I If the Dewey section, was an arrival n the city yesterday on matters be- ore the Probate Court
 Mayer Visitors.
 NIT. and Mrs. A. H. Nelson and drs. E. c. Hill were arrivals in the ity yesterday, and will remain for ew days as the guests of friends. 'ompetent Accountant. Judge P. J. Keohane has gone to wansea, where he has accepted IT position in the account T mt department of the Clara COnsOl- lated. rief Trip to Coast. Floyd I. Rittenour, resident agent r l this county of the Ohio Mines " 'mpany of Chapparral, will leave ' 'day for Los Angeles, on a brief \ usiness trip.
 outhern Visitors. Ia MT. and Mrs. George Marguerite, A known in the southern in lrt of the county, were arrivals yes oI oI rday from Wiekenburg, where the M rmer makes his mining headquar- ai IS. pa ayor Goldwater Home. DO After several weeks in the East sU n markets in the interest of his ne 'escOtt and Phoenix houses, Mayor