Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-23

on business pertaining to his posi-
 tion.
 Pioneers Leave City.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Blair, pioneer
 residents of this section, were pas
 sengers yesterday for Phoenix, intend
 ing to remain away for several weeks.
 From the North.
 Mir and Mrs. E. L. Parker and D.
 E. Parker, well known residents of
 Ash Fork, were arrivals in the city
 yesterday for a few days visit with
 friends.
 Looking After Forests.
 Supervisor Hinderer, of the forest
 service, left yesterday for the south ern part of the county on land mat ters pertaining to his official lines in this district. On Religious Duty.
 Rev. I. F. Mckay, of the Meth odist church, in West Prescott, left yesterday for the western part of the county, to visit his many branches and to hold religious services.
 L. T. L. Meeting.
 The Loyal Temperance Legion will meet this afternoon (Friday) at 4 o'colck, at the Christian church, North room of Brinkmeyer hotel. All children are invited to attend. Active Mining Man.
 c. E. Mckinley, the energetic min ing man, manager of the Mckinley Mining company, operating near Iron Springs, returned to his camp yester- day after transacting business in the city.
 Desires to Celebrate.
 Dr. J. K. Mcdonnell of Jerome is in the city for few days to take part in the St. Patrick Day festivi- ties, and to visit Mrs. Mcdonnell and children, who are residing here tenn porarily.
 New Appointment Made.
 The appointment of E. J. F. Horne was filed for record yesterday as the legal agent of the Frankfort Marine, Accident and Plate Glass Insurance company, German corporation. MT. | Horne is the senior member of the | pioneer firm of Martindell, Horne 6 | Co.,, who have had a successful and | popular business career in this city | for naerly a third of a century. To Hold Meeting.
 The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will give a social this evening at the residence of Mrs. Creekmur, 14s South Summit street. Come and | you will be treated to cake and a good time Mining Visitors.
 A. E. Taylor and H. P Dyson, en- ergetic young mining men of the Walker field, are in the city on a business trip, and report thir interests under headway at the various claims they are identified with. Recovers from Illness.
 Charles Mulvenon, who was stricken suddenly i'll a few days ago, with an attack of epilepsy, requiring his removal to the Mercy hospital, has recovered, and made his appearance yesterday on the streets. From the Range.
 Among the out of town visitors to the city yesterday was Rolla Stew art, the cattleman of the Williamson Valley region. He reports weather conditions as ideal, but rain is very much needed for the range. Brief Visit.
 Yardmaster J. G. Stewart of Ash Fork, threw the switch yesterday at the above point and took a run to this city to visit Mrs. Stewart and children, who are residing here. He returned to his duties on the afternoon train. Buying Cattle.
 After an extended trip through the range sections of western Yavapai, Ed Anthony, the Texas cattle buyer, reached the city yesterday, and will remain for several days. He is buy ing all available cattle for sale for feeding purposes for a Denver com pany.
 Professional Visitor
 Harry NJ. Simington, deputy U. S. mineral surveyor, and a civil engi- neer of prominence, residing at Flag staff, is visitor to the city. He will go to the Verde Valley, where he has important land work to attend to in connection with the establishing a a large land reclamation project. Rain Needed.
 A. c. Young, one of the represent ative eattlemen of the county, resid- ing near Camp Wood, is in the city on a business trip. In speaking of the industry he says the country is showing the effects of the continued