Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-02
City News
 ....In Brief
(From Sundays Daily.l

J. E. Russell. the attorney, was a passenger for Phoenix yesterday, on business before the United States land office
 Popular Caterer.
 Mrs. G. II. Paul, who enjoys an excellent name in hotel lines, was a visitor to the city yesterday on busi- ness. She conducts the popular Jer- ome Junction hotel, and is a ire quent visitor to the city.
 Makes Quick Trip.
 District Attorney H. D. Ross was called to Ash Fork yesterday on le- gal matters, returning on the even ing train.
 Home from Mayer.
 Mrs. B. C. Davis and children, who have been the guests of friends at Mayer for several weeks, returned to the city yesterday.
 Had Enjoyable Visit.
 Mrs. F. E. Howe and children were passengers yesterday for their home in southern California, after several weeks of visiting friends. From Parker.
 Mrs. J. A. Rokohl, who has been visiting friends at Parker and other points along the A. & C., arrived yes terday at her home in the city. Returns to Camp.
 Floyd l. Rittenour, identified with the Ohio Mines company, in Chapar- ral. has returned to his camp at the Jessie from business trip to the city.
 Goes North.
 J. Nj. Kilgore, who has property interests in Medford, Ore, left yester day for that city. His wife remained at Del Rio with her mother, Mrs. J. p. Storm. Visiting Family.
 Deputy Assessor Stephens left yes terday for Ferguson Valley, to spend Sunday with his family He will also assess property in that region while away.
 Mining Man Goes.
 W. C. Parsons, who has retired from an active mining life, arrived yester- day from MeCabe, and left for Los Anglees where he will visit friends ! for several weeks.
 Looked at Roads. Superintendent of Roads Childers arrived yesterday from an examina ton of the Senator road conditions, which he found in fair shape, requir- ing but nominal sum to be put in first class order. He reports the Cop per Basin off as progressing toward completion. which will reduce travel on that route about two miles, less ! than formerly. Surveying Land.
 J. W. Waara, assistant to County Surveyor Shotwen, left yesterday for the vicinity of Del Rio, where he will survey tract of land for agricul- turaI purposes. Mine Engineer Arrives. Bernard CunniT, the mining en- gineer, in charge of the Savoy mines, in the Bradshaws. returned yesterday from an extended visit to the east on mining business. , Railroad Mission.
 George c. West. the auditor of the $. F.. ?. & P.. who has been to eastern points for several weeks in the inertest of his company. returned last night to this city. ! Returns to Mines. John Lawler. after a few days business trip to the city, returned yesterday to the Hillside mine, which he is again operating with a number oi miners employed. Receives Promotion.
 Slim" Dalton, favorably known in railroad circles of the s. F., P. & 1 F.. has been promoted to a conductor ship on the 4. & C., arriving from Parker yesterday to qualify. : Railroad Men Moving. Chief Engineer Jaeger of the s. F., p. & P, left for Phoenix yester- day on matters pertaining to his du- ties. while A. F. Wifmeyer, the city ticket agent, has retu cd from the south on railroad matt,,s that were considered
 Business Trip. i F.. F. Nash, of the Walter Hill company, who left for the main line of the Santa Fe, returned last night. He was accompanied north by Mrs. Nash, who continued to Los Angeles, where she will be the guest of friends for several weeks.
 Interested in Mining.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Bins, who have been to the Bradshaws for several days. returned to the city Friday, and