Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-18
(From Tuesdays Daily)

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 Miner in City.
 Thomas \. Sanders, identified with valuable mining ground in Skull val ley. is in the city on a business trip. Stockholders Here.
 Thos. McGil. one of the heavy of the United Gold Mines company at Congress, and W. C. Mil Ter. who is also identified with the company. arrived here Sunday and joined D. J. Sullivan, the local man ager of the company. They will leave for the mines in day or so. likes the Flowers.
 Charles Burroughs, ranking high as an authority on floral culture, is wis iting the city for few days, coming from Phoenix.
 Heavy Cattle Owner.
 Henry Bacon, a young and thrifty cattleman in western Yavapai county, is paying the city business visit. He will return today. Mine Operator eLaves.
 F. x. O'BHen. after transaeting business in the city incidental to his mining interests, returned to Wick enburg sunday evening.
 4 Dollar Wi. Do II.
 One dollar will start a savings ac- count drawing per cent interest, at the Yavapai County Savings Bank. - Officials in City.
 Secretary of Arizona George [. Young. accompanied by his assistant. E. A. Kirk, and Dr. Godfrey were visitors to the city Sunday. Back.
 A. A. McPheTson. cashier of the Bank of Jerome, has returned to his duties in that city after spending a pleasant vacation on the coast. To the Salinas.
 Among Sundays departures for the capital was Mrs. J. B. Kohl. who goes to visit friends and others in hat section for a few weeks. Man Visits.
 <. c. Johnson. of the Alto Mining company. as well as the owner of other claims in that section of Flu genia Gulch, is in the city on busi- ness. Real Estate Sale.
 A warranty deed was recorded yes
 erday from $. B. Cunningham to John Opman, for a 25x7O foot lot in Jerome, the consideration being .55o.
 To Inspect Mine.
 J. J. Fisher. identified with the nine engineer operations of the Little Daisy mine at Jerome. left yesterday for that property to inspect the work going on. Likes the Air.
 Henry L. Peterson, a prominent resident of Mesa. is in the city and will spend a month or more to inhale he atmosphere of this mile-high town. He likes the climate i Mining IIen Visit.
 ". D. Archauer, the well known .ssayer of Mayer, accompanied by F. 3cn~eh. a miner of the same section. re in the city, having business mat CTS requiring attention. Had Rest.
 Monte Broadei, after a few weeks ,f rest and recreation at Jerome and Oak Creekf has returned to the city md resumed his duties with Broaded k BycIs in their blacksmith business. Returns to Station.
 After several days spent along the railroads of the <. F., P. X P. sys- tenn, II. B. KoIl, the travelling pas seuger agent. is again in the city and .esumed his duties at headquarters. Absolute Title.
 The Gro Mining company has had filed for record a bunch of eight United States patents to their mining claims in the Bradshaw mountains They bear date of being granted in 1906. Big Freightsr in City.
 Redmond Toohey, formerly a resi- dent of this city, but now of the Salt River valley, is in the city on business. He speaks in flattering terms of that section and especially of the progress Phoenix is making in commercial strides. He expects to re- turn to the south this spring. Animals Sold.
 A bill of sale from J. A. Farrell and wife to Mrs. R. Brown, was filed for record yesterday for horses and cattle ranging in the Fort Rock country. The consideration named was $l l,2OO.
 Resumes Run