Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-25


 the city and resumed the practice of his profession.
 Visits Jerome.
 Leroy Anderson, the legal repre- sentative of the United Verde Copper company, is at present visiting Jer- ome on matters incidental to his com pany's interests at that point. Stockman Visitor.
 J. R. Wells, extensively identified with the livestock business of the Lower Agua Fria country, is in the city. He reports the range as splen- did and the cattle business thriving. Pleased Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. I. G. Johnson, who have been spending the summer in this city, left last night for their home at Phoenix. They speak highly of the summer crimate of this section. Prominent Lawyer Here.
 Judge William c. Blakely, a lead ing lawyer of Mohave county, ar rived last night from Kingman. He is here on legal matters. He is a former member of the territorial leg islature.
 Tiedemann Funeral.
 The funeral of the late John Tiede- mann will be held at R. c. Ruffner's funeral chapel this afternoon at 1 O clock. All friends and acquaint- anees are invited. Interment at Citi- zens' cemetery,
 Likes the Speed.
 Cashier Hazeltine of the Bank of Arizona, has concluded to enter the column of autoists, and has en route splendid Regal machine of 30 horse power for personal use. It is expect ed to arrive within a few days. Mine Manager in Town.
 J. B. Cleveland, in charge of the Shyloek mining ground in the Black Hills, is visiting the city on com pany business. He is preparing the ground at that place for the machin- cry that is en route and reports prog ress in the work.
 Official in City.
 Frank Burnen, the deputy sheriff of Poland, is in the city for a few days. His administration in that sec tiOn is best reflected by its peace able citizens, this officer making but one arrest in the past month. Albert GalassO was brought in by this of ficer yesterday for stealing $45.50 from the trunk of a resident at that place and will serve 100 days for the theft.
 Lively District.
 T. J. Laird while in the city yes terday from Groom Creek, stated that a wave of mining activity was pre- vailing in that section from one end to the other. More mines were being developed than at any time in the past ten years, and generally good re- suits are following the work. Probate Matter.
 l.. A. Hawkins was yesterday ap- pointed administrator of the estate of the late Dennis Hickey, who passed away a few months ago at the Cot tonwoOd, on the Verde river. The deceased had some real estate of nominal value and a few head of horses and cattle.
 Business Visitor.
 A. A. Britton, a well known resi- dent of San Francisco, and the travel ing representative of the Standard Encyclopedia, is in the city. He says that the failure of the United State bank in that city recently was complete one, and several Arizonans were nipped in the crash. Adopts Mine Engineering.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gary Block, who re- turned to the city a few days ago from the east, have decided to locate in this city and make it their future home. NIT. Block has been student for many years at the Golden School of Mines and will follow mine engi- neering as a profession. Arizonian in Spain.
 John H. Fennell, formerly resi- dent of this city, and an experienced mining engineer, is at present in San Juan, Spain, where he is identified with the United Alkali company. He is brother of Cecil G. Fennell, and was formerly identified with many mining propositions in this section. Fine Range Feed.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Hooker with | their son, Paul, are visiting the city | for a few days, arriving from Ash | Greek. MT. Hooker is enthusiastic | over the cattle business, and believes