Weekly journal-miner., 1909-10-27
City News.
 ....In Brief
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Attorney T,,G. Norris was pas senger yesterday for southern Ari. zona, where he goes on legal mis-; sion. -... .....
 T. E. Campbell left yesterday for the Haynes Copper company, interests at Jerome for. an. inspection of the mine work of his company. .--.. ! Dewey Visitor. 'i -: .~
 Mrs. F. Cromwell, wife of the. rail- road agent of,=the $. F.- l.. & P. at Dewey, is a., recent arrival in the city and wiII,remsin for few days as the guest of friends. .-ar- Mining Men to Hunt. .-- II Lee Pfau and P: s. Wilhelm, 1den- tified with the mining industry of this field, left yesterday flor the desert country. along the. A. & C., where they will hunt for a few days. Renewing Acquaintances.
 MT. and Mrs ". H. Love of the Agua Fria, are visiting friends and aequaintanees in the city for a few days. They were for many years To- eated here and are greeted by many former friends. From Kingman.
 Paul Burks after visit to Los Angeles and Kingman on professional matters incidental to his duties as attorney for the s. F. P. & P. in this territory, returned. to his home in this city yesterday. ..... Big Bug Visitor.
 Among the mining arrivals in the city yesterday was o. B. Marshall from his mining camp on Big Bug, where he is developing a splendid piece of property. He is here to purchase supplies.
 Pioneer Lady Leaves.
 Mrs. !. M Baker, who is among the earliest of the pioneer residents of this city and an estimable lady, left yesterday for Phoenix, where she will be the guest of friends for sev- eraI weeks Later she will go to Parker to spend several months this winter with her daughter, Mrs. c. I. Haley, who with her husband has selected that town as their future home,
 Returns From the East
 Mrs. Isabelle Forest and her daugh- ter, Miss Marguerite Shull, arrived home yesterday from tour of the eastern states. They have been away for over three months and report hay ing had an enjoyable time.
 To Attend School.
 The Misses Emma and Bertha ,Bachtiger of wiekenburg, are recent arrivals in the city and come to en- ter the schools of this city for the term. They. are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Born.
 Jerome Real Estate Sale.
 Yesterday, in the recorders office a deed was filed showing the sale of lots three and four in block fifteen, of Jerome, from J. M Brown to John Opman. The. consideration named was $500 and all improvements are in- cluded in the transfer.
 Inspected Mining Property.
 J. S. Acker after a few days of mine inspection in the Jerome sec tion, reached the city last night. He gives an excellent account of that district, where more activity is going on than at any time heretofore. Home From Coast.
 Mrs. Church, accompanied by her daughters, Mrs. George Beach and Miss Emma Church, arrived yester- day from an extended trip to the coast. Miss Church will resume her duties in the offices of Martinden, Horne & Go.
 Mining Man Leaves.
 After brief visit to the city, Col J. E. Rankin of the Brsgsnsa Min ing company, left yesterday for Los Angeles to visit relatives for a few days. He will return to this city the coming week to remain indefinitely and will go to the Henrietta mine 4or a thorough examination of that prop erty.
 Rockers Report.
 Many of the quail hunting parties of the present season have Charley Hooker's place as an objective point to make their headquarters and yes terday about dozen sportsmen were seen going to it. Among those to leave were Mir. and Mrs. George Ruff ner, who took the Reiehard children were J. NJ. Aitken, Ed. Meany, W. C.. Wallace and Dixon Fagerberg. The latter will return Monday.
 Goes to Mine.