Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-04

'0, "'' "nu Mrs. "A. U. Ad-
 ans of this city, left yesterday for
 her home at Flagstaff, whore her
 husband is employed with the Bab.
 bitt Mercantile company.
 I tFrom saturdsys Daily,
 fossofhce H0uss.
 The general delivery window at
 the postoffice will be open hereafter
 on Sundays from 12 to l2:l5 o'clock.
 Daskst Picnic.
 The Loyal Temperance Legion will
 give basket picnic today at 10 8.
 m. All will meet st the Christian
 church.
 omcid viat.
 Deputy Sheriff Fred Campbell was
 visitor to the city yesterday on of.
 aeisl duties, returning home later in
 the dsy.
 oroon 0rssk viatsrs. Mrs B. F Majors of Groom Greek. ascompsnied by her ehildrea, is in the city, the guest of relatives for wv
 10 ths Dsssrt.
 John Lindell left the city yester. day for Swansea, is the vicinity of which place he has mining interest. te look after. 1arT .
 Ysom the Ncrth.
 w. D. Powell, interested iu live stock in Coeonino county, arrived in the city yesterday from Flagstaff on . business visit. win vat Hsistivsa.
 Mrs. George II. sises left the city yesterday for Los Angeles, where she will visit her mother and other rela. 1 lives for a few weeks. Back Co 1anch.
 W. q. Shook, the Juniper ranse- 1 man and farmer, returned te his home yesterday after several days of a business visit to the city. Rsturns tp Camp.
 Joe Meyers, interested in mining at Copper Basin, returned to his camp yesterday to continue development, after several days in the city. 2Angsman h Otty.
 A. C. Young, one Of the thrifty rsngtmen of the Juniper country, is in the city on a brief visit with friends and on a business mission. Rsearns Hons. I
 Charles K. Mellon, who has been operating in the Silver Mountain dis lriet on mining enterprises, win leave Tor his home in Philadelphia, Pa, to. day.
 Dsils Jerome Lot.
 deed was recorded yesterday from C. E. Hughes to Edward Lind. ner for lot ls in block l, in the Rut. ledge addition to Jerome, the eonsid. sration being si0o. Mining vidtor.
 J. M. Conner, interested in several mining properties near Walker, was m arrival in the city yesterday on business, reporting n continuation of , activity at all points in the district. Joins Husband.
 Mrs Theo. Wade and children ar. lived from McCabe, Thursday even. ng and left yesterday for Del Rio, where MT. Wade is in the employ 'f the city at the pumping plant, as m engineer. They win make their future home there. |, 1oes to Frisco. 1,
 Advices received in Prescott yes. erdsy from Kingman state that after | his legal mission before u he term of court going on in that { isy, F. E. Clark win so to sall, for several days on n pro. essional trip for clients residing in hat city.
 Makes Brief Visit.
 J. w. Vohers, general manager of he Poeahontas mins, .near Mayer, de. 'elopment of which has been resumed eeently, was in the city Thursday m business matters, returning to his amp yesterday. | 'taIts Sneep North.
 William Mcintyre, the big sheep nan of Coeonino county, passed brough the city yesterday, en route Congress Junction, to start his heep on the northward drive for the ummer range. 'o Attend Lodge. Prank whisman left yesterday for an Francisco, on visit for sey. . rai days, and while in that city n m participate in the Royal Arch . 'eeting, of which he Is a membeY r nd delegate from this city. | tocknsu In Csty. U Granville Tain, accompanied by his snge foreman, Fred Baek, was in 10 etfW NsefasA.v a. E.. .sx.L |