Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-25
Left for Illinois.

tefuaN TUT tneiT nome ln eOutneTn IT. linois after a pleasant visit here with relatives and friends. Here from walker.
 Robert l.. Robcson, who is interested in the mining business in the Lynx creek section. came in yesterday from his home at Walker. Visiting Here.
 Attorney ]. II. OJ,ricn, ex.chief justice of the supreme court of New Mexico, is in the city circulating among his many friends. Reported improving.
 - Katie Tiernan, daughter of Mrs. '. r. Herman, who was kicked by a COW some days since, was reported last evening to bc improving. Arrived from Butts.
 Mrs. ]. ]. Sladich and family ar. rived here last evening from Butte, Montana, to join Mir. Sladich, who Is engaged in business at Humboldt. Appraisers Appointed.
 Yesterday in the probate court A. D. Adams, !. l. Roberts, and s. J. Gnash were appointed appraisers of the cs- tate of the late William r. Smith, de. ceased.
 Another Horse Shipment.
 Yesterday King Brothers shipped three carloads of horses from Del Rio to East St. Louis. Tho horses were gathered from the upper Verde and Chino valley ranges.
 Back from Visit.
 T. II. Reynolds returned yesterday from four days visit with Captain Kendall at his mining camp in the Mingus mountain district. His daught. CTS, Misses Nellie and Ynez Reynolds, will remain there for the next two weeks.
 Leaves for Mountain Springs.
 (. C. Stukey, the mining man who recently returned from business visit to San Francisco, left last evening for his mining camp in the Mountain Springs country.
 Left for St. Johns.
 Attorneys IT. D. Ross and T. q. Nor ris, accompanied by court reporter W. <. Norveil, left yesterday for St. Johns, the county seat of Apache county, on professional business. Had Pleasant Visit.
 Mrs. Florence Bower of Phoenix, who Is af present musician for the Iron Springs colony from Salt river valley, had pleasant visit here yes. terdny with friends. She returned to Iron Springs last evening on the south. bound Diamond Joe.
 Left for the Canyon.
 R. II. Fish, who has a responsible DO. sition in the office of r. A. Jones, gen. eral freight and passenger agent of the s. Y. F. and F.. accompanied by his mother and lady friend, left yes. terday for visit to the Grand Canyon of Arizona.
 Promising Outlook.
 $. C. Reese, the pioneer, came ID yesterday from the Mineral Point trict, near Jerome, where he has been developing mining claim for some months past. He feels very much encouraged over results shown, and will return in few days to resume operations.
 Contractor Watts.
 James Cashion, general manager of Grant Brothers Construction com pany, who arrived here on Thursday last from McCabe, left yesterday foI Nevada on business connected with hi, firm. The company has forces of men at work engaged in railroad con struction in Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and California, SC widely sep arnted that it takes six weeks Of Mir Cashion's time to visit all the camps Buys Property.
 The sale of the T. W. Johnston resi- dence property on the corner of Sum nit and Gurley streets, West Pres colt, has been made, E. M. Belehe purchasing the same from Mrs. T. W Johnston, the widow of the late law yer. The property is s very desirabI
 one, and carpenters arc busy preparinI
 it for Mir. and Mrs. Bclcher, who wil
 soon occupy it as home. The consid eration Is not known. : Birds of rassags.
 Among the outgoing passengers o
 the northbound trains yesterday wcr W. X. Gilmore, for Los Angeles r. 4 7 Allen for Flagstaff; Geo. Quayl