Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-09

George Wood, who has been con
 fined to his home for several days
 through illness, has recovered and is
 again mingling with his many
 friends.
 Mine Manager Here.
 J. A. Forbes, the energetic mining
 man of the Hassayampa region, near
 the Jersey Lily, is in the city from
 his Independence mine, on a supply purchasing expedition.
 Returns to Duty.
 H. A. Cheverton, cashier of the Prescott National Bank, after an ab- senee of several days at Jerome and in Los Angeles, has returned to the city and resumed his duties with the above banking house.
 Mining Visitor.
 Ed. Mahurin, who is operating mines near Jerome Junction, was in the city yesterday on a business trip. He states that considerable activity is prevailing there at the present time, several mines resuming of late.
 Called East On Mining.
 NJ. Grunnell, prominently known in the mining field around Wickenburg, after brief visit in the city, left yesterday for the east on important mining matters he is identified with in the vicinity of wiekenburg. Leave for Coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Storey, the former the capable superintendent of the S. F., P. & P, will leave today for Los Angeles, where business of the former is to be transacted. They will remain but a few days in that city.
 Brief Business Visit.
 Fred Venator, formerly engaged in the butehering business at Humboldt and Mayer, but now following the same line at Bakersfield, Cal, arrived from the latter city yesterday for a brief business trip. He will go to Mayer today.
 Had Full Sway.
 Yesterdays quarterly examination of teachers before County School Sup erintendent Jolly had one lone male applicant on the educational grill. He completed his papers, which were sent to the territorial board, and went home to the country. Joined Procession.
 T. H. Bate. Preseott's famous pho tographer, has joined the auto circle, purchasing the Dr. Looney machine. He tried it Sunday, ehaperoned by Anderson. The film was punetured, no development resulting, on the trial trip, but later the nega- tive disturbance was overcome, and the familiar honk was heard coming down the grade.
 Retires from Service. .,
 Charles Mainze, one of the most efficient of the Santa Fe's peace of ieers, has rendered his resignation in that service, at Ash Fork, and will l go to Albuquerque to reside in the future. He is one of the best known | men in criminal work along that line Visiting Family.
 George Y. Andrews, who has a big grading contract on the extension of ! the A. & C., from Parker to Bengal. | vas visitor yesterday to Mrs. An irews and daughter, who are spending he winter at the Hotel St. Michael | n this city. He returns to the front -oday.
 Recovers from Illness.
 Mrs. May Stapleton, who has been in the Mercy hospital, in this ,ity, for the past five months, has re- covered sufficiently to be able to cave that institution, and will re- urn to her home at Congress, after 'isiting relatives for several days at Phoenix.
 Left for South.
 Ed. L. Shaw, who is the genial rep esentative for the Fl Temple cigar. eft last evening for Congress and 'ther points south of this city. He tated that he was immensely delight d to notice that conditions are grad Ially improving.
 Prominent Big. Bugger.
 Dan Bowen, one of the popular res dents of the Mayer section, and the wner of mining ground and the finest eds of onyx in the Southwest, is in [ he city on a business visit for a few l ays. He gives a good account of he country in mines and mining in hta section.
 erome Lot Sold. |
 A deed was recorded yesterday from { |. w. Hull to Frank Delzolt, in which he former sells to the latter lot r. [ a block 15, the consideration being ' 125. In the past month over twenty cal estate sales have been effected l