Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-03

tists and other features A high class
 entertainment has been arranged and
 it will be thoroughly enjoyed by all
 who do not participate ir the 1 dancing.
 Evangelist Arrives.
 Rev. John E. Green of Houston, Texas. arrived yesterday and will 1 hold meetings in the West Prescott 1 VI. F. church, and later at Camp l Verde. returning to fill an engage ment in Texas the first of June 1 While in the city he will be a guest at the West Prescott Methodist par souage.
 Investors Coming.
 1 Gus Johnson. who has recently re- turned from Bozeman, Mont, after { placing several mining propositions before capitalists, states that in a few days the parties will arrive to look the properties over, with view Cf purchasing. The mines are To- cated on the Hassayampa and are regarded IS attractive.
 Mine Manager Here.
 Henry Barkschat. general manager of the Germania Mining company, owner of the old Ratchff mines, near Walker. was in the city yes terday from the works, and reports development progressing satisfactor- ily with small force MT. Barkschat expresses himself as satisfied with determinations made in the past two months.
 Country Lively.
 Herbert Cook. sngeman of the Kirkland section. was in the city yesterday visiting with relatives and transacting business. He reports the mining field adjacent as teeming with activity and preparations being per fected for starting the spring rodeO on the 9th of May, with the starting point at the Jackson ranch.
 Country Active.
 Phil Kearney business man of Crown King was an arrival in the city yesterday. and gives a good ae- count of mining activity in that sec tiOn He states that within a rad jus of five miles of that town there IS more. development under way than in many years, and production also is greater. Hardly week passes
  the outlook is encouraging. Successful Miner.
 Elmer Smith. who has been devel oping mines near Turkey. on the Bradshaw Mountain railway, for seN eral months. arrived in the city yes terday, and will leave today for Los Angeles, where he will enjoy the summer at the seaside resorts. He is successful miner and will return later to resume work on his proper ties. From the Mines.
 AIr and Mrs. c. H. Cunning. the former the president of the Big Pine Mining company. were in the city yesterday from their camp on a business and pleasure visit, return ing home in the afternoon. Mir. Dun ming reported mine work as going ahead and the installing of new ma ehinery for larger operations than ever before under way. Sentenced for Theft.
 Francisco Martinez, deeply infat uated with a SenOrita of Ash Fork, went to the limit of his affections by stealing a skirt and other feminine apparel. which he bestowed on her as the result he represented of his hard labor on the section. He was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Bartlett and Judge Hogue sent him 10 the county jail for sixty days. Martinez loses his freedom and also the young lady in consequence. Looking Over the Country.
 R. c. Rowland. one of the con sulting engineers of the Ray Con Solidated of Pinal county, after al few days investigating. mineral con ditiOns in this section, returned to Kelvin yesterday afternoon. This was his first trip to Yavapai cOun- ty, and he speaks in happy mood of the attractions of Prescott, which appeals to him as the peerless city of the Southwest