Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-01
City News ...In Brief
(From Sundays Daiiy)

Rangem2n in C1ty.
 Yves Martin, one of the popular rangemen of the Fort Rock country, is in the city on a business visit, Mining Visitor.
 H. N. Thornton, interested in min ing on Cherry Creek, is in the city | on business pertaining to his prop | critics. Memorial Services.
 The Grand Army of the Republic will attend in a body the services this evening at the Marina street M- F. church.
 Cattleman Visitor.
 Nelson Puntenney, rated as one of the prominent cattlemen of the Big Chino section, is in the city on busi- ness matters.
 Returns from Coast.
 Robert Young, general manager of the O. K. Meat Market, after a few weeks in Los Angeles, returned to the city last night.
 From the Range.
 James Cook, foreman of the Geo. A. Carter range in Williamson, Val ley, was a visitor to the city yes terday on business matters
 Federal Officer in City.
 Shephard HiscOx, in charge of the forest range of the Camp Verde dis triet. was an arrival in the city yesterday on official matters.
 Called On Legal Duties.
 Judge J. NJ. w. Moore left yes terday for Phoenix, wnere he has le- gal matters to attend to for few days. in the District Court.
 Takes Prisoner.
 Sheriff Smith left yesterday for the Territorial penitentiary, having Manuel Sarato in custody, who goes for a term of two years for bur glary.
 Handles the Ribbons.
 H. Helgerson, the expert hoseman and stage driver. after an extended trip to southern Arizona, returned yesterday, and will go on the road again.
 Mine Official Here. !. P. l.. Warren. secretary and treas urer of the Congress Consolidated Mines company, was brief visitor
 to the city yesterday, returning tc Congress in the evening.
 Visits Relatives.
 Mrs. H. J. MeClung, daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. A. Drake, arrived from Phoenix yesterday, and will re l. main for a few weeks visiting hel
 relatives and many friensd: Goes to Old Home. $. G. Taylor, formerly foreman Ot tine Poland Mining company, left 2 I few days ago for Florida, his olC p home, and where he will visit fol
 several months with his parents, re
 turning to this section later. Court Takes Recess. Q Judge Doe announced yesterday ?. that there would be recess of thu |, District Court until June 7th, wheI the calendar would be called. H' left yesterday for Flagstaff, hi
 home, for a few days of recreation
 Business Trip.
 MT. and Mrs. George Loper, pic |, neer residents of the Verde Valley were visitors to the city yesterday
 and will return home tomorrow. Mr Loper has business interests tha l. attract him to the city, on lan' e matters.
 Returns to old Home.
 H. I. Smith, young civil en t gineer with the A. & c. at the front t arrived in the city yesterday, an' f will return to his home at .Pittsburg today, to visit relatives. He eontem ? plates returning to this section il
 the near future. ,. J. Returns to Visit Friends. V Osa Walker, for many years resi dent of Williamson Valley, but nov of Mohave county, is a recent al d rival from the north, where ne n identified with the cattle industry d He will leave today for his forme o home to visit friends.
 Brings in Dust g William Gillespie, favorably know d in placer mining circles as an e1 if pert on auriferous deposits, was a !. arrival yesterday from the Hasss
 yampa, near the old Meseal mil T. with a good sized consignment Q r. gold dust. He has been located l 1t that section for many years.
 From the Mines.
 MT. and Mrs. c. W. Mitchell wer d arrivals in the city yesterday fror ie the camp of the Pacific Copper Mir m ing company, at Silver Mountain
 Mrs. Mitchell will continue her joul , ney to Sierra Madre, Cal, while M d. Mitchell will leave Monday for th IS mining camp above, to remain fO le several days.
 Starts Up Mine Work.
 Richard Umlah, the owner of th
 famous Sunny South mine, near th
 Hassayampa, arrived in the city yei
 terday from Turkey Creek, and wi
 leave today for the above mine,
 begin extensive development. Th III yield from this property is silv' St one, and is rated as one, of the be: D. producers of that metal in tha IS district. It was formerly owned b To the late Frank Kuhne. ' Federal Officer Arrives. lg c. F. Dutton of Denver, an II
 speetor of the Postal service, was a d arrival yesterday in the city on h a annual tour of looking over the va
 ious postofiees of this district.
 Sells Farming Land.