Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-25
CItyN News ...In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily Pioneer Seriously Ill.

James Miles, one of the pioneer res idents of the city, is reported ser' ously i'll at his home in the city, and is confined 10 his bed
 Goes to Gorge. C. T. Joslin left yesterday for the Grand Canyon, where he will conduct a party of tourists on sight seeing trip of that wonderful creation. vinted Fire.
 N. C.. Adams, brother of j. '. | Adams. who lost the hotel of that name in the Pooenix fire of Tuesday, returned yesterday, after visiting the Capital City and inspecting the ruins. He says the structure will be re- built and gives many interesting mar. rativcs of the big conflagration and the narrow escape many had with their lives.
 Prom the Logan Mine.
 W. l.. Roberts, superintendent of the Logan Copper company. is in the city. He expects that orders will soon be received to begin large oper- ations on the property.
 viattng Family.
 George Y. Andrews, one of the con. tractors on the Parker extension of the A. & C. railroad, is here on q brief visit with his family, who are domiciled at the St. Michael.
 Brief viEt.
 | C. E. Mckinley, president of the Mckinley Mining and Development; company, was a visitor 10 the city yesterday on brief business trip from his camp near Thumb Butte. Seeks Change of Climate.
 Sol Jackson left yesterday for Los Angeles and other coast resorts, where he eontemplates change of climate for the bened. of his declining health, |, expecting to be away for several months.
 Transaction in Butter. II Matli Bros, the producers of the celebrated Williamson Valley butter, have contracted with Stephens < Hoover, for the sale of the entire out. Iput of their dairy, amounting to 2,0OO pounds a month.
 Eastern viatop.
 Mrs. lone Lambert, of Sioux City Iowa, accompanied by her daughter
 Mrs. NJ. Engel, arrived in the csy Tuesday and left yesterday for the Navy section to spend several weeks visiting relatives.
 Inspecting Bridge Work. Supervisors Smith and Harrington were official inspectors of the bridge
 work going on at Jerome Junction
 returning to the city in the evening
 This highway will be ready for traf
 fc in about ten days. District Lively.
 F. q. Capucetti, interested in mine, of Copper Basin district, is in tn, lefty for a business trip. He sayl the section is the coming one oi the county and considerable work |, going on at several points. . From Midnight Test. Henry Braun, in charge of the mil at the Midnight Test mine, on uppe Groom Creek, was in the city yes
 terday for brief trip on business
 returning in the afternoon. He re r ports that plant as running Seadir with good results. Condition Improved. Advices of recent date from Pboe 7 nN convey the pleasant news tha
 w. R. Stone, familiarly known n
 Doe" Stone, is reported as i'm | proving from illness. He is able t
 he around and it is said will 500
 be restored to health.
 Mine Work Active.
 John Harlin, superintendent of in
 Big Pine Mining company, near tn
 Senator, was n business visitor to tb
 city yesterday, reporting the propert
 active in all departments, and tn { new mill being placed on its founds
 tons. He feels very much encou, 7 aged through the mine developmep
 in the past few weeks.
 The First Move. [ sines Rockmark yesterday bega . eSeavating for the new road tha leads to the Pioneer Home groun, : It leaves Park avenue near MT , Hiil's residence, and will be abor i,ooO feet in length, and will |
 ready for service in about eight day
 The road IS built to transport mi
 terial and the expense is borne h
 the city, county and Territory, join
 ly.