Weekly journal-miner., 1910-01-12

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 (From Fridays Daily.) Goes to Phoenix.
 O. A. Hesla, the jeweler, left last night for a few days business trip to Phoenix.
 Visits Friends.
 Mrs. P. J. Farley left yesterday for Mayer, where she will be the guest of friends for several days. Merchant Leaves.
 Donald Campbell, the cigar dealer, left yesterday for a brief trip to Los Angeles, where he will visit rel atives.
 Miner Visitors.
 John and Ed. Hartsfeld, well known in the mining camps of this county are in the city from Me Cabe for a few days on business. Called to Court.
 w. c. Chrisman, operating mining claims on Cherry Creek, arrived in the city yesterday, and is interested in court matters that are to be heard in a few days.
 Music Section to Meet.
 The Music Section of the Monday Club will meet this afternoon at 2:3C o'clock at the Kindergarten room for chorus work There is also busi ness to be transacted.
 Weather Observations.
 Wednesday night was the coldes- of the season, according to the ob servations made at the bureau of Dr J. w. Finn. Six below zero was the reading of the instrument. To Work Mines.
 D. J. Ryan, interested in the Iron Chief, which adjoins the De, Soto in the Bradshaw mountains, ha; gone to that property to begin de velopment. He will be away Iol several weeks. Teacher Returns.
 After several days visiting witt friends in Phoenix, Miss Pear White, in charge of the Poland school, arrived yesterday and will resume her duties as teacher in g few days in the above named mining camp.
 Plenty of Snow.
 While in the city yesterday from his mining camp, in the Sierra Pri ettas, c. E. Mckinley of the Me Kinley Mining and Development com pany, reported disagreeable condi tions prevailing in that section, ow ing to the deep snow, and surfact work suspended at all camps. Seeks Medical Aid.
 Jud Bishop, well known in livt stock circles of the county, arrived last night from Ash Fork, and will enter Mercy hospital for medica, treatment. He is said to be afflicted with tumor of the ear. Bert Brown accompanied him to the city. Teacher Leaves.
 Miss Viola B. Van Seoik, who hal finished a six months contract ol teachin at the Crown King public school, reached the city a few day. ago, and left last night for Solomon vile, Graham county, where she vii teach for several months.
 Real Estate Sale.
 Shaw's Clearing House yesterda! reported the sale by them of lot No 9, in blaiek 9, to W. H. Walle of McCabe, who with his famil, will remove to the city in a shor time and reside here. The propert, was sold by D. H. Biles and tn price paid was $500. To Warmer Cline.
 Earl and Arthur Webster, sons O NIT. and Mrs. W. D. Webster, O the Senator section, passed throug Prescott yesterday with a team an four horses, en route to Tempe where they intend to spend. the com ing winter, to escape the col weather of their mining camp. The went via the Black Canyon.
 Sheep Suffered.
 A band of several hundred hea of sheep are reported in a pitiabl f condition north of Ash Fork, and , is believed all have perished throug being caught in the big storm o , several days ago. The owner O them could not be learned, and the were en route to the plains nea 7 Congress Junction, when overtake by the deep snow.