Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-01
(From Tuesday s Daily.)

(From Tuesday's Daily.)
 Leaves for the Coast.
 Mrs. A: J.. Herndon will leave this morning for Los Angeles, where she .' will visit relatives and friends. She expeets to be absent until November W. c. T. U. Meeting. --
 The regular monthly pariOr meeting of the Womans Christian Temperance Union will be held with Mrs. Harts- : field. 2l5 E. Carleton street, today as,- ! 3 o'clock. ''; .-' Concludes Legal Duty. o'' Judge J. M. w. Moore returned yes-'- terday from a brief trip to Phoenix
 where he was called as witness in
 water litigation before the District
 Court in that city. @' Returns to Phoenix. -.+ 1 Mrs. J. H. Mulrein left few days ] ago for Phoenix, to remain indefinitely : Her husband is in the plumbing busi-
 ness in that city, establishing branch house there recently.
 From the Bradshaws.
 Bernard Cunniff, general manager lof the Savoy mines, near Crown
 King, is in the city on a business
 visit, arriving yesterday. He reports
 general mine activity in that field
 Conclude Outing.
 MT and Mrs. Milton .Tregalles re-
 turned yesterday from several weeks
 of an outing along the coast, visiting the principal seaside resorts out of Los tAngeles and at San Diego. They re.
 port having mad an enjoyable time. Prominent Arizonan in City. Gus Hirschfeld, one of the pOpu-
 lar Arizonans, and well known
 throughout the Territory, was an ar rival Sunday from the sunny south to enjoy the cool breezes of the up- , lands. He was greeted by many friends in the city and will return to the capital in a few days. Likes the Climate.
 Mrs. Esther Freneh,a resident of 7 Phoenix, accompanied by her niece, Miss Ella Zeiger, arrived yesterday, and is so favorably impressed with
 this pine-elad region that she has decided to remain for several weeks.
 She is the daughter of a prominent resident of San Antonio, Texas, and was en route to the coast.
 Country Dry.
 Grant Carter of Kirkland Valley was
 business visitor to the city yester- : day, returning nome during the day He reports the range as fair, consid-
 ering the dry weather, and the fruit
 crop practically total loss for the r year. The country is badly in need of
 rain for the live stock interests.
 Accused of Felony.
 = On a complaint sworn to by R. n NJ. Hanson, charging Thomas AllssP - and W. Folletts with the stealing of ; horses from him, the latter were sr- . rested in this city yesterday, and in
 a few days will have their prelim-
 mary examination before Judge Nc e Lane. Sheriff Smith and Deputy Keeler are in the field for witnesses |. for the coming preliminary hearing. : Brother Critically III.
 :. J. W. Jackson returned Sunday from 2 Phoenix, being called to that city on
 account of the critical illness of his
 brother, Robert Jackson, formerly of e Kirkland Valley, who is suffering from ' dropsy. The attending physicians stated II that there was no hope of his recovery O and his death is expected to occur at e any time. The afflicted man is son !. of Sol Jackson, and bears an excellent f name with all, moving to the Salt y River valley several years ago.
 J. T. Donavan, operating placer mines on Lynx Creek, will hereafter n propel his dry washing machines is through gasoline engine power, order r. ing a big apparatus of this type
 yesterday from the Hill Hardware company of this city. MT. DOnavan d has recently perfected fine mechan- d ieal appliance of his own invention y and make, and stated that the only LII requisite to make it a success was
 the method of giving it power faeil- [ Iities. He feels confident of making r. a success of the machine and believes 's that the ground warrants the expense U after extensive sampling tests made Al ;l