Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-04
City News
 ....In Brief
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(From Thursdays Daily)

eial circles of Phoenix, is visiting the city for a few days, coming from Iron Springs, where he is spending the summer.
 Steady Product.
 Another consignment of eOneen- trates from the Cash mine reached the city yesterday, the product of a short run of that plant. They were consigned to R. H. Hetherington. Rangemen in Town.
 Clarence Denny and John Hummer, prominent young cattlemen of the Fort Rock country, are in the city on business. They say the range IS in better condition than in many years.
 From Hill Resort.
 Mrs. E. E. Paseoe, who is spending the summer months at the Iron Springs resort, is in the city for few days, the guest of Mrs. Ed Block. She is accompanied by her niece.
 Former Resident Here.
 William Poulson, formerly in the undertaking business in this city, but at present located at Wiekenburg, IS in the city. He came to participate in the semi-annual banquet of the L o. O. F., of which he is a mem Der.
 Shipped Horses.
 Walter Cline yesterday shipped over sixty head of fine range horses from Del Rio to Los Angeles. He says there is a steady demand for good animals and that the auto has not as yet seriously affected the range output.
 Range Looks Good.
 While visiting the city yesterday on business, Colin Campbell, the big sheepman of Ash Fork, said that the recent rains had trimmed up the range in that section, that feed was good and the industry was on a firm footing.
 Gold Bullion Receipt.
 The Prescott National bank yester day received fifteen ounce gold bar from Judge F. E. Edwards of Pol and. The sender did not state whether it came from his mining claim or not, but the suppOsitiOn is that it did.
 Knows His Business.
 George \. Marshall, proprietor of the Hassayampa creamery, is in the city Mir Marshall is a frequent wis itor. and in selecting a familiar name for an Arizona institution, says he is also of the order that his creamery name would indicate.
 Chapter Two.
 Fritz Kramig had his second in stallment of judicial rule yesterday, being arrested on charge number two for using obscene language in the presence of women. The trial was held by Judge Moore, who found the prisoner guilty, suspending judgment until today
 Mining Man Leaves.
 Captain Adams, identified with the A. & A. Mining company of Jerome, and the Meseal Copper company of the Black Hills, left yesterday for his home in Arkansas, after several days spent in inspecting these prop critics. He expressed himself as well pleased with both interests and will return in about ninety days. Seriously Injured.
 Vivian, the ten-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Rudolph Baehr, while walking the picket fence at her home last evening, fell and was painfully injured. In falling the sharp prongs of 8 picket pierced her thigh, cutting an ugly gash, and pinning her down between the two pieces of wood. Two doctors were summoned to at tend the child's wounds, which will keep her in bed for several weeks. Visits Relatives.
 c. F. Cox, a former superintend- ent of schools of this county, left yesterday for Winslow, where he will visit his daughter for few days. Returning later he will go to Wal nut Grove, where he has been en- gagged to teach the public school for the fall term.
 Woman Agent Leaves.
 Miss Lee, who enjoys the unique position of being the only female railroad agent in northern Arizona, being assigned to Wenden, on the 4. C., is in the city for few days. She will leave for the coast, to enjoy rest and recreation after long service.