Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-01
(From. Fridays Daily.) Will Join Husband

(From. Fridays Daily.)
 Will Join Husband.
 Mrs. J. H. Mulrein will leave this
 morning for Phoenix, joining her hus-
 band, who has large plumbing con-
 tracts in that city. She expects to
 remain indefinitely.
 Mine Operator Arrives.
 F. X. oBrien, one of the well
 known mining men of this section,
 arrived in the city last night from the Interior property, and will re-
 turn in a few days.
 To the Capital City.
 Mrs. J. B. Hayes, wife of the mine operator of Turkey, arrived in the city a few days ago and left last night for Phoenix, where she will be the guest of friends for several days Conclude Court Duties.
 After being in attendance for sev- eral days before the District Court as witnesses, Deputy Sheriff Thomp- son, Charles Rose and G. D. Bunch will leave today for their homes at Mayer.
 Selects New Place.
 After several months at the Mercy hospital, as a nurse, Miss May Faulk- ner left yesterday for Los Angeles, where she will follow her profession. She is highly spoken of in medical channels.
 Sells Horse Herd.
 A bill of sale was recorded yester- day from William Gray to John Sin clair, the latter taking over fifty head of horses on the former. The consideration was not named. The animals range in this vicinity. Big Land Sale.
 Yesterday, George B. Reid secured title to three valuable strips of farm ing land on the Verde, buying from A. P. Rhode for $1,s20, c. H. flask ell for $500 and J. B. Rieketts for a nominal sum, tract that covers 190 acres. Probate Court Doings.
 The only matter under eonsidera- tion yesterday in the Probate Court | was the filing of a petition by Jas. D. Clunie for letters of administra- tion of the estate of his brother, NJ. E. Clunie, deceased, which was set for hearing on June 9th. MT. Clunie passed away last December. He was identified with the Clunie Mining which owns mining inter ssts near Jerome Junction. Was Critically Ill.
 John Farren, proprietor of the Halfway House, on the road to was able to set up yester- lay, after an attack of ptomaine poisoning. For several days he was n a critical condition, and at one ime it was believed he was dying. dr. Farren contracted this afflietion i trough food coming in contact with I
 metallic vessel. His many friends ( Vil be pleased to learn that he is g low out of danger. I Inclined. ( Probate Judge Hicks yesterday is- ued a marriage license that author \ zes Clifton L. Gerish and Miss Mary i; .OngerOt to enter the matrimonial tate. The parties reside at Con . ress and are popular with all in f hat mining camp. i, rief Visitor. +r Gus Sehraplau, in charge of the fl asoline engines of the Speck Min O ig company, on Lynx Creek, was m | the city yesterday for a brief fl isit on business. He reports that d. lterprise as running steadily and Q, le dredge working the auriferous ii eposits. ss njoyed An Outing. R Matt Hall arrived in the city yes D rday, after several days Of an out g along the Verde and Oak Creek. M t the former place he visited the A mous hot springs and along the pc tier indulged in the pleasant pas tb me of trout fishing. He reports hay tE 2 had an enjoyable time. nI Ig Cattleman Arrives. tb Charles P Mullin, of the Arizona is title company, with headquarters at af ,mpe, arrived in the city yesterday H. Id will leave in a few days for his fife nge ground on the Santa Maria. fy ? will begin shipping to the Salt mi yer valley next week, and is here ha
 make arrangements for that pur- m,