Weekly journal-miner., 1910-02-09
(From Saturdays Daily.) Jerome Merchants Here.

Jerome Merchants Here.
 s. s. and J. NJ. Ballard, well known
 merchants of the Copper City, are
 visiting Prescott for a few Gays on business matters.
 To Visit Phoenix.
 Mrs. D. Levy left last evening for visit with friends in Phoenix. She will remain to witness the aviation events in the Capital City.
 Back from Needles.
 A. c. Burmister, who has business interests near Needles, Cal, returned yesterday, and resumed his position in the store of R. H. Burmister & Sons Co.
 Returns to Business.
 After few days in the city receiv- ing medical attention for a dislocated shoulder, Morse Darnell returned to his business interests at Hillside yes terday morning.
 Visiting Daughter.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Lannom, of Flagstaff, arrived in the city yester- day, and here to visit their daughter for a few days, who is a student at St. Joseph's Academy.
 Concentrates Arrive.
 Yesterday the Prescott National Bank received a ear load of coneen- trates from the Congress mine, to be followed in a few days, by a bullion shipment. The car goes to Fl Paso for treatment.
 Sells Mines.
 A deed was recorded yesterday whereby Ed. Block sells to the Mer- chants Mining company the First Home Extension and the I. c. V. min ing claims on Big Bug. The consid- eration named was $100. Disposes of Land.
 Gottlieb A. Zellner yesterday sold to J. V. Wright a strip of land in the Home Acre tract, for the sum of $1O0. It is 5Ox217 feet, and will be improved by the new owner. The land lays on the old baseball grounds. Home from Texas.
 Mrs. E. D. Reading, who has been visiting relatives and friends at her old home in Richmond, Tex, for sev- eral months, arrived last night, join ing her husband, who is the manager of the delivery system of Wells, Fargo & Co.,, in this city. Flying Business Trip.
 John J. Jackson, in charge of the interests of the Copper Hill Mining company, was a visitor to the city yesterday for a brief time, transact ing business. Joe Meyers, from the same section, is also in the city on mining matters.
 Life Ebbing Away.
 The friends of Grace Jones, an inmate of the county hospital, will regret to learn that she is critically i'll, suffering with tuberculosis, and her life is despaired of. She was admitted to the above institution from Williams, several weeks ago, in an advanced condition of this af- fliction.
 Accepts Position Here.
 The musical coloney has received quite an acquisition in the recent ar rival from Emporia, Kan, of Clayton Patterson, who comes to accept the position of office manager for the Walter Hill Co. MT. Patterson pos sesses an unusually fine baritone voice and will sing at the Congregational church, Sunday morning. Brothers Meet.
 c. T. Mckinley, a resident of Ok lahoma, arrived in the city a few days ago, and will remain for some time to visit his brother, Charles E. Mckinley, the president of the Me Kinley Mining and Development com pany. They have gone to the camp of the above enterprise in the Cop per Basin district. Now a Farmer.
 J. O. Eekles, formerly a carpenter contractor of this city, has aband- oned that vocation and is now en- gagged in the farming industry of Williamson Valley. He was an ar rival yesterday from that section on business and states he prefers the life of the farmer to the old trade that he followed for many years.
 Ed.Ritter, who arrived yesterday from Hillside, closed a deal later in the day for the taking over of the land and cattle interests of Joe DOugherty, involving the payment of a big sum of money. In the sale all of the cattle of MT. Dougherty are included, together with the old Fisher & Bashford ranch in the lower end of Kirkland valley. The consid- Buys Humboldt Bakery.
 Ed. Paine, for many years a faith ful employe of the Bashford- -Burmister