Weekly journal-miner., 1910-01-05
(From Saturdays Daily Popular Jeromeite Here.

points for a visit of several weeks. Sells Placer Ground.
 O. R. Gruwen yesterday disposed of his placer mining ground on Big Bug to John A. Martin, receiving $23O for his interest.
 Verdeites in City.
 S. ". Hunter and Henry See of the Verde Valley are in the city on business matters. They will return today to their homes.
 From the Range.
 Homer Hickson, the big rangeman of the Thompson valley section, is visiting the city on business matters. He will return today.
 To Little Daisy.
 J. J. Fisher, general manager of the Little Daisy mine at Jerome, has gone to that camp to see the pro gress of development.
 Prominent Divine Arrives.
 Bishop L. Scanlan of the Catholic church arrived in Prescott last night He will ofieiate in services today at the Catholic Church in this city. He is at the St. Michael.
 Came to Dance.
 Messrs. Lee Burhans and Ed Crow of Ash Fork arrived last night to par tieipare in the dance given by the 
 International Blaeksmiths and Helpers in this city last evening.
 Enjoyable Vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. W. W. Burke have returned from an extended trip through the Northwest and Eastern and Southern cities and are now at their home on South Mt. Vernon ave nue.
 Mining Engineer Arrives.
 W. H. Jones, who has charge of the operations of John S. Jones in Chaparral district, is in the city dur ing the blockade that is going on in that section on account of the deep snow.
 Called by Illness.
 Receiving a telegram that his mother is seriously i'll, ex-Supervisor J. R. Beatson left yesterday for Cal ifornia to be at her bedside. He says his return is contingent on the duration of her illness.
 To Visit Relatives.
 Miss Laughney of the Quality Shop left yesterday for few days visit with friends in Pasadena and later will go to Los Angeles to make selee- tions for the millinery trade of this itey for the coming spring. Return Home.
 Mrs. Joseph Rudy and Miss Lucy Bradshaw returned home to Kirkland Valley yesterday after a few days visit with friends in the city. They went via Iron Springs in a buggy, the roads being cleared sufficiently to permit of travelling.
 From Poland.
 Wiley Woodruff, identified with min ing operations along Big Bug, reach ed the city yesterday for a brief trip on business. He reports that country showing the deepest snow in many years, and travelling was diff cult, especially for wagons. Deputies Moving.
 Deputy Sheriffs Cook and Keeler returned to the city yesterday, the former arriving from the Derby and the latter from Cherry Creek. Both officers say that travelling is very disagreeable these days on account of deep snows and soft roads. Crowds Gratifying.
 The Lyric Theatorium continues to draw excellent crowds nightly, due to the fact that Prescott amusement low CTS are quick to appreciate good shows and to patronize them liberal ly. A complete change of program both in vaudeville and motion pictures will be given this evening. Was Fine Event.
 Last nights social dance. of the International Brotherhood of Black smiths and Helpers, was a splendid gathering, and was thoroughly enjoy ed by the throng in attendance. The arrangements were perfect and the evening passed away with a great deal of merriment and pleasure. The management were eomplimented for the able manner in which they performed | their duties, and one of the most en- joyable gatherings of the year was the verdict. Returns Home.
 Miss Sadie Wiley, recognized as one of the best professional nurses on the coast, and young woman of charming personality, will leave today for bar bop,a in oc Apra1aS Sba