Weekly journal-miner., 1909-12-29
Cny News ...IEl Brief
(Fron Tuesdays Daily)


 extended hunt for big game along the Santa Maria mountains. Bradshaw Visitor
 Mrs. A. w. Jones, wife of the well known Bradshaw eattleman, arrived last night from Crown King for a brief visit to the city. Junction Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. F. Newhouse of Jer- ome Junction were the guests of friends in the city yesterday, return ing home in the afternoon. Skull Valley Visitors.
 Miss Katie Coughran and her brother, Edward Coughran, are visit ing in the city for a few days, the guest of friends.
 Returns to wenden.
 Mrs. W. W. Nash of Wenden, who has been spending several days in the city as the guest of friends, re- turned to her home yesterday after a pleasant visit.
 Looked at Mines.
 After several days in the mining field adjacent to Weaver, John s. Reil- ly has returned to the city. He in- spected properties while away for eastern investors.
 Renews Acquaintances.
 George Loring, superintendent of bridge and other work on the s. F. P. & P. at Hot Springs Junction, is spending the holidays with friends in the city, his former home. Visited Family.
 After few days spent with his family in Williamson Valley, H. F. Adams returned to the city yesterday and has resumed his duties with the Clark & Adams lumber yards. Home From Phoenix.
 MT. and Mrs. R. H. Burmister re- turned from Phoenix yesterday morn ing, where they spent Christmas with relatives and friends. They report having had an enjoyable time. Joins Husband
 Mrs. Charles B. Howard of San Francisco arrived in the city yester- day from San Francisco, joining her husband, who is the manager of the Electric theatre She will make this city her future home Real Estate Sale.
 Yesterday the deed conveying a lot 100x15O feet at Dewey was recorded, which gives title to the same to A. J. Head, the seller being A. J. Car roll. The price named in the sale is 5000.
 From the Valley.
 MT. and Mrs. E. W. Stephens, with their two children. are visiting the city for a few days and are the guests of friends. They are residents of Ferguson valley, where MT. Steph- ems has extensive farm and cattle in- terests.
 Returns 10 Mines.
 A. B. Peach left yesterday for the Aztec mines near Mt. Union to resume
 
 back. Mrs. Peach remained in the city until the weather conditions would permit of better travelling to the camp.
 New Attache Arrives.
 D. c. Wilson, eapably regarded in hotel circles, has reached the city from Ash Fork and assumed the duties of manager at the St. Michael. He was with the Harvey people at the above place, and comes highly recom- mended.
 Former Resident Arrives
 Captain W. F. Meeks, for many years a resident of this section, and popularly known to many in this city, left yesterday for the Quartzite dis trict, where he has valuable inter- ests. He remained over a day in the city while en route from the east. Receives Sad News.
 Mrs. D. W. Womack of this city is in receipt of the sad intelligence that her sister, Mrs. L. l.. BruttOn, has passed away at Springfield, Mo-, after short illness. The sympathy of Mrs. Womaek's many friends in the city is extended her in the af- fiction she bears.
 Goes to Mines.
 After several days in the city on mining matters incidental to his in- terests near Briggs, William Glenn left yesterday to resume development His properties enjoy an excellent name in mining circles and it is his pur- pose to carry on general exploration this winter
 Kirkland Follows Walker.