Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-21
Jerome Real Estate.

from Charles Sutton and wife to B. r. Hoyt for lot 9 in block 6, trans ferring the same, the consideration given being nominal.
 From the Desert.
 E. D. Ellston, secretary of the Clara Consolidated, and James Elder, secretary of the Central Arizona Cop per company, were arrivals yesterday from the desert country.
 From the Planet.
 A. B. Jones, who recently disposed of the big Planet mining proper ties, near Salome, on the A. & C., is in the city, to remain few days. He is at the Yavapai club.
 Talented Musician.
 Prof Carl G. Heinrich, the accom- plished Phoenix musician, is visiting in the city. Prof. Heinrich was for merly the head of the Arizona School of Music in the Capital City. Ex-sherif Here.
 James R. Lowry is in the city from his mining interests in the Lower Tur- key Creek region. Interest in that section is apparent from the many investors who are going to it. Phoenix Merchant Here.
 Ed Elsie, well known as a Phoenix merchant, and a director in the Ma atiOnal Bank of Arizona, was a wis itOr to the city yesterday. He re- turned to his home in the evening. Journalist Visits.
 The many Prescott friends of Geo. w. Vickers of the Arizona Repub- liean, were pleased to greet him in tie city yesterday. He was here on a brief business and social visit. From Ohio.
 The many friends of Major Will jam Dewitt are pleased at his return from an extended trip to the east, Ohio being the point he passed away most of his time. He reports having had a very enjoyable time. Real Estate Sold.
 Through Martindell, Horne & Co. the sale of the old Greenwood home on Grove street was negotiated yes terday, Mrs. Emma c. Marshall be- ing the purchaser. Other sales in real estate are also on the tapis in this city by that firm.
 Continues to Improve.
 Late reports from Livermore, Cal, are to the effect that Bert Jackson, is rapidly regaining his former self, and in a short time will be well again. He is preparing to return to this city, and in a late letters he says he is very anxious to get back to the range life.
 Wedding Ceremony.
 At the Catholic parsonage yester- day, Rev. Father Mandin united in marriage Anton Kukaruzovich and Miss Kata Marguerite, the latter be ing neiee of George Marguerite, the well known mining man of the section. The ceremony was witnessed by a few friends of the happy parties. Both bride and groom have been residents of this section for many years. They will reside hereafter at Constellation. They were the recipients of many eOngrat- qIations from host of friends. To Develop Mines.
 James Russell, the owner of min ing ground in the Skull valley section, is in the city on business and to pre- pare for the starting of work on his claims, lying near the Flint proper ties, lately placed under operation. He will leave today to start this work going.
 Young Lady Returns.
 Miss Dollie Butler, after an ab- sence of several weeks in Los An geles, returned to her home Tn this | ,ity Sunday. She was at the home ,f her mother and brothers in that ,ity, and reports having had very enjoyable time.
 Commercial Visitor.
 Neil NJ. Mcdonald, formerly with Brown Bros. of this city, but now he travelling representative of Fair banks, Morse & Co. of Los Angeles, S visiting the city. He makes peeialty of mining goods, and meets many of his former friends in this eetion of the territory. From Los Angeles.
 Joseph Betune and J. J. Reddick cached the city Sunday evening, be- ng the first to arrive from the fes- ivities going on there. Mir. Reddiek vas called to that city by the serI us illness of his mother. MT. Be