Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-04
Clly News
 ...ln Brief
(From Thursday's Daily)

Essler Monroe, one of the prom
 inent farmers of the Verde Valley
 is in the city on . business visit fo,
 a few days.
 Waiting Yfssoda
 Frank LeeRlider, the popular resi-
 dent of Poland, is in the city on |
 commercial trip and to visit his
 many friends.
 oMcsr ia OuGy.
 Frank BurneIl, the deputy sheriff
 of Poland, was an arrival in the city
 yesterday on brief official trip, TO.
 turning later in the day.
 Homs froa 0Alifesuia MT. and Mrs E. Y. Michel return. cd to the city last evening from Cali.
 fornia, whsns they went on their
 Honeymoon trip.
 eeaTtsd Up 11alsao.
 ). II. Mulrein, who has established . branch plumbing house in PAoepix, arrived yesterday, after getting tho new establishment in running order. 1oeurns Upme.
 Mrs. William Jones, who has been in the city for several days 90 the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Johnson. returned yesterday to her home at Crown King.
 1seusns te Mines.
 w. l. Johnson left yesterday for Cataract Canyon, to continue develop. ment on his mining claims, and con. templates spending the coming sum. mer at that point. ooss to lGlnss.
 Ed. Block left yesterday for hi. Weaver district mining ground, to remain several days. He has a force employed in developing the group and | excellent reports are heard of the property.
 Prom the HillsiAs.
 John Lawler, identified with the famous Hillside mine, has returned 10 the city to remain. He has been devoting his time for several weeks lo performing the annual assessment work on that property. Rack to Iins.
 After long siege at commercial Dan Collins, formerly with The $. F., P. < F., has resumed his railroad duties, and is now in charge 'f the Cedar Glade office as agent md operator at that point. Seockmen vihtors
 Thomas w. and Charles King, heav. ly identified with the range cattle n- iustry in Big Chino Valley, are in he city on business matters affect. ng their interests. and will return oday to their home. aecovers from Ilnsss.
 Antone Schneider, of the yard force 'f the $. F., P. 4 F., in this city, liter serious illness of several weeks, is reported as well again. and n few days will leave the Mercy hospital to resume his duties. 'ecures Patent Title.
 Yesterday United States patent vas recorded by J. c. Bullard for he Little Giant lode claim, located n Pearce mining district, in this ounty. It bore tho signature of Pres dent Taft, and was granted n few lays ago in Washington. lad Enjoyable vint.
 MT. and Mrs. F. Childers, the for ner the foreman of the Arizona Bon. nza Mines, near McCabe, returned esterday to their camp. They were , he guests of friends in the city and [ eport having had pleasant visit. { 'o the Daisy. h
 J. J. Fisher, general manager of [, he United Verde Extension Mining operating the Little Daisy , { Jerome, left yesterday for his amp, where development on the c roperty continues with excellent re- s nlts. h uSsAAa8 WoiA Aucau. John A. Martin, operating mining round near Ramsgate, was in the fly yesterday, purchasing supplies ' pr his camp. He reports the outlook I xeellent ins his mines, and will op. ( rate steadily. His ores carry cop. | er values. n ooking st Land. $ J. II. wingfeld and (. c. Gallo. c ny, Verde residents, left yesterday 'r Parker. where they are attracted q look over the land situation, and ] ay decide to become identified with il iat locality when the big govern. n ent sale takes place next month. a Iusic Tonight. e The Prescott Brass band will give st ltf l.