Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-28
Back to Town.


 Stick Gold Mining company, on the Santa Maria, are in the city, having completed their labors at that point Mine Engineer Leaves. II. P. Dyson, a mining engineer employed by the Poland Mining com pany, left yesterday for Philadelphia and New York. He goes on mining business and expects to remain away for a month.
 Plenty of Rain.
 \. P. Blackford, who arrived from Williamson Valley yesterday, says that section is receiving pllenty of rainfall, it being of a steady down pour. The section he says is in fine condition accordingly.
 To the Verde.
 After several days occupied in court matters, C. D. Willard left yester- day for his home at Cottonwood, on the Verde river. He was one of the principals in the law suit of Willard against shea and others.
 Bad Mexicans.
 Deputy sheriff Charles Mainze ar rived from Ash Fork yesterday with two Nexicans in custody One was sent here for thirty days for fight ing and the other received a sentence of fifty days for pulling gun and threatening to use it. People Entertained.
 Iron Springs colonists were pleas 1 autly entertained last night in the pavailion at that place with splendid concert by Mrs. Bessie Fox 1 Davis and J. Homer Grunn. Mrs ! Arthur Fox and Mrs. Gunn were i present from this city.
 seligman Sale.
 Yesterday there was recorded two | quit claim deeds for the sale of SeIg- i man real estate. One was from J. l \. Lamport to F. =. Dickerson and | wife for one lot. and the other was from J. A. Lamport to T. J. Evans | for three lots in the same city. The | consideration in each deal was s10o . per lot.
 Back From the Coast.
 Thomas Taylor. superintendent of the smeIter at Jerome. has returned from a trip to the coast and resumed his position. He has been away for a month and reports having had an enjoyable time. lIr Taylor's daughter is attending Mills Seminary at Oak land. which place he also visited while away.
 the Reunion.
 Lester RuTner. who was present ar the golden wedding anniversary If his father and mother, at Mason. H., which was observed last Monday, re- turned yesterday. His brother, George, was also there. and will ar- rive in the city in a few days. He reports having had a very agreeable lime while away. r. Will Soon Return.
 Mrs. O. II. Tucker is in receipt of a letter from her sister. Mrs. Milton which says that the estate of her husbands father. who recent iv passed away in England, will be adjusted so as to permit of them re- turning to their home in this city by the first of October. They are at present in St. Agnes. Cornwall, and are delighted at the prospect of re- turning Co the United States, and es- 1eciallv so. Arizona. Mr. Tregalles, ST.. left a handsome fortune to his son. the bulk of it being in improved t real estate. ! Is Convalescirg. i
 It will be learned with pleasure z; Iy his many friends that II. l. Smith. | the mining engineer of the Corona l Mining company, operating near Wen . len, on the \. & C.. is couvalescing | from an attack of typhoid fever. He made his inst appearance on the street yesterday since entering the Mercy hospital over a month ago. | Farming Land Sold. !,
 \ deed was filed for record yes .erday from N. K. GaIdis of the Verde Valley to r. ,. Borcn. con .eying lIs acres of land in that see ion tor the sum of s2900. lIr. ' iaI-is Las owned and occupied this [ and for over quarter of a cen is u.. holding it under the homestead !: aw. I- is well improved piece Of ] round. :. Persuasive Argument. r.
 lIr. and Mrs. Smith. eololeI rrzi-i Tents of North Mccormick street. be-ii anne involved in a heated argument i ver domestic affairs on Thursday f vening. and after a lively exchange lv r-... U. r-a r.-..r....rr .---r r..aT a civ .