Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-11

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 Horace Bowdre. the business man of Mayer, after few days in the city, returned yesterday 10 his in l terests.
 Called to Phoeuix.
 Assistant L. $. Attorney Forest has gone to the Capital City on duties of his federal position.
 Resumes Railroad Work.
 After several days ont the coast, John Hemphill. trainmsn on the s. F., F. & F., returned yesterday and is again in service.
 Mine Operator Here.
 Mark Bradley, superintendent of tae Tomboy mines near the Castle Hot Springs, is in the city for few days visiting with nis family. Lssvs for ts Eas. Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Wright left yes terdsy for Kansas City, where the latter will visit with friends and relatives. Mir. Wright will return in about ten days.
 Rssumss Duties.
 x. l.. Ahlers, the efficient officer of the Santa Fe, with headquarters at Seligman, returned yesterday to his duties on the main line after several days in The city.
 llins Ofhcial in City.
 Harry Brown, the assistant super. intendent of the United Verde Cop. per company. arrived in the city yes. terday for a brief visit, accompanied by bis wife and son. They win re. turn home this morning.
 Bsttls of the Bats. The Diamond Jo Baseball team goes 10 wiekenburg today 70 have a dia. mond contest with the Wickenburg aggregation, leaving on the morning train. Jack Jones will be in the box, and the result is already known. Range and Cattle ootlook. Ed. Mahurin, the live stock man of the Jerome Junction section, was visitor to the city yesterday on a brief business trip. He reports the cattle in good condition and the range fine for this time of the year. Mining Mission.
 John Quebec, one of the owners of the Monte Carlo mine, in Silver Mountain district, left for Congress yesterday on a business trip for a few days. He will return to his mines in the above district in a few days.
 Completed Connection.
 Friday night the track of the A. & C. reached Cadiz on the Santa Fe, thereby connecting the two lines into one solid link from the Junction from near Wickenburg to the main line. The road will be formally opened on June l5 next.
 Return Home.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. M. Walker, after few days in the city with friends, returned to their home at Mayer yes. terday. MT. Walker is a business man of that city and reports condi. tions rapidly resuming their former active life in all branches.
 Pisossr 1atums. Tony kresger, who nearly a third of . century ago had charge of the live stock Of Clark ( Adams in their lumber business, returned yesterday to the city to renew the past and re-. call the scenes of other days. He mes his old employer, A. D. Adams. but was at sea when it came to view. ing the old land marks in the city. He stated that the only thing that carried its familiar appearance was Thumb Butte. He will locate again in this section. He is now well. to-do farmer in Oklahoma.
 Dipping the Sheep.
 Joe Roberts, who returned yester. day from trip to Del Rio, states that Odell and Price & smedley are dipping their sheep, aggregating near. Iy l5,0o0 head. While in the Rouse country after the news of the Ma. hard murders was made known. MT. Roberts found that all residents in the Rouse country are aroused over the Mahard murders. Families in the country adjacent were very much wor. ried over the situation they were placed in and the male members were taking every preeaution to af. ford them protection. Yesterday official announcement was made that Wallace Fairbank, for many years secretary and treasurer of the $. Y, P. < F., as well as a director. had resigned. He will be succeeded by r. P. Cruiee, assistant to the president. Regret is expressed that NIT. Fairbank is to leave the citv. but the selection of MT Cru,ee ,.