Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-09
City News
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(From Thursdays Daily) Business Triu South

Phoenix, where business matters call
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 Pioneer Visitor.
 J. H. Nash, the pioneer resident of
 Williamson Valley, is in the city on
 business visit.
 Farmer in City.
 W. s. Cox, the Mint Valley farmer and stock grower, was in the city yesterday with big load of farm pro- ducts
 Country Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Cline were arrivals in the city yesterday from Juniper, on visit with friends for few days.
 Return North.
 Michael Bride and Robert Burns, well known residents of Seigman, re- turned yesterday to their homes, af- ter transacting business in the city. Goes to Front.
 W. o. Townsend, an experienced railroad man, left yesterday for the A. & C., near Parker, where he will fill a position in the operating depart ment.
 Child Is Ill.
 Mrs. J. V. Dickson, who arrived in the city yesterday from Skull Valley, is here for the purpose of having medical treatment for her little daughter, Aileen, who is i'll. Return from Jerome.
 T. E. Campbell, the general manager of the Haynes Copper company at Jerome, accompanied by his father, Dan Campbell, arrived last night from an inspection of his interests at that place.
 Popular Trainman Arrives.
 W. S. Speidell, one of the agreeable conductors of the s. F., P. & P. sys- tenn, returned last night from a two weeks visit with friends at Fort Worth, Tex, and will resume his duties today.
 Capable Engineer.
 Charley R Sutton, in charge of the Del Rio pumping plant of the city, at Del Rio, was in the city yes terday on a brief business trip, He returned to the plant yesterday after noon to resume his duties. Jerome Land Deal.
 Yesterdays transactions in land deals at Jerome, included a small sale, B. F. Hoyt selling to Arthur A. Foster a strip of block f and a DOT tion of block in the Hooker addi- tion, for $3e.
 Trip to North.
 Messrs. w. A. Drake, F. P. Cruice, Paul Burks and E. DeSilva, of the s. F., P. & P, returned from Ash Fork ,last night, oa an inspection trip of the line. They travelled in the special ear, No. 14. Probate Doings.
 In the Probate Court yesterday, the inventory and appraisement of the estate of the late Francisco Machin | was returned and recorded. It show ed cash of $1,0SS.75 and mining stocks of a value of $63.50. MT. Maehin passed away last January in Jerome. In the estate of the late James H. Wolfe, who lost his life in the en- zine disaster at Iron Springs, apprais- CTS were appointed as follows: A. J. HerndOn, Elmer Boyd and James Loy. Young Man Sick.
 Frank Human, a popular young stockman of the Dewey section, ar rived in the city yesterday to remain for some time. He is here to receive medical attention and to take a rest from range life. Ill.
 Charles Everts, well known resi- dent of the Mayer section, was brought to the city yesterday and taken to the county hospital for med teal treatment. He is said to be sui fering with tuberculosis, and is in a feeble condition. Official Returns.
 Supervisor Stewart returned to his home in the city yesterday from an of the range and cattle n the Williamson Valley district. He says the condition of stock is good, md for this time of the year better han last season. Baby Improving.
 Joe Bold, the energetic travelling agent of the Arizona Brewing com oany, left yesterday for the south srn country. His infant boy, born | few days ago, has passed through serious illness, but is now reported ] IS very much improved. Returns Home.
 Sheriff Joe Woods of Navajo cOun- y, J. B. Pittman of Winslow and c. , 2 Nugent, a prisoner of Sheriff Woods, left yesterday for Holbrook. g They had been in the city on legal ] matters that came before Judge Doe