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


 day from the Capital City, where he has been for several days on a legal mission.
 Will Visit Relatives.
 Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg and son left yesterday for Kansas City, where they will visit with relatives for sev- eral weeks.
 Leaves for North.
 ". B. Powell, accompanied by his son, D. B. Powell, left yesterday for Flagstaff, where they have live stock and other interests.
 Professional Visit.
 Dr. E. C. Willis, a praetieing phy- sieian of the Bradshaw Mountains, residing at Crown King, arrived in the city yesterday for a business trip.
 Returns to Duty.
 Rev. Father Mandin, pastor of the Catholic church of this city, returned yesterday from a brief visit at Con gress on duties incidental to his di- vine work
 winslow Wet Town
 In a municipal election a few days ago in Winslow, on local op- tion issues, the wet element was successful, carrying the city by a heavy majority. Returns Home.
 Mrs. H. K. Behn returned yester- day from Phoenix, where her husband is engaged in business. Mrs. Behn is contemplating leaving this city in the near future. Called On Litigation.
 W. G. Wingfeld, who reached the city yesterday from the Verde Val ley, left later in the day. for Phoe- nix, where he has important litiga- tion to attend to. Legal Mission.
 Attorney J. E. Russell returned yes terday from brief professional trip to Jerome, where he reports general mining activity and prosperous com nereial conditions prevailing. Returns North.
 After several days in the city on a business visit, Joe Kellum, who nas freighting contracts out of Kingman, left yesterday for that point to take charge of his teams Prominent Farmer.
 E. A. Jordan, one of the leading farmers of the Verde Valley, was an lrrival in the city yesterday on busi- less matters. He gives a good ae- ount of all interests in that thrifty ection.
 rom the Shelter City.
 Judge and Mrs. G. H. Francis and laughter were arrivals in the city esterday for a brief visit with their friends. Judge Francis brings the ustomary report from that city, that he smelter is running steadily and satisfactorily
 business Visitor.
 Frank Leeklider, the merchant of oland, was visitor yesterday. He eports the Poland company mine and ill in steady operation, and eonsid- rable activity going on in the dis -iet. els His Mines. John A. Twiggs, the Maxton mer- , lant, yesterday disposed of his four ming claims on the Hassayampa, !, ear that place, to Alex Rateliff, for , nominal sum. The deed was filed IT record in the County Recorders flee. : ound Guilty of Burglary. I After six hours of deliberatiOn, the S ny in the case of Manuel Sarata, Q .eused of the crime of burglarizing t e property of the Lion Mining com E my, the jury returned a verdict of lilty in the second degree. He will 2 sentenced on Friday morning. il , Leave City. il R. w. Haight and family are pre- V ring to leave the city and will e lke their future home in San u ego. Mir. Haight has been a resi- d mt of this section for many years, E d was until recently a capable lesman with the Arizona Mine Sup te ' company. ir al Estate Sold. A Horne & Co.,, yester- fa y reported the sale through their la use of a residence and lot on North ti rginia street, to Marshall Moker, Tn ? seller being T. s. Partin. The B operty is desirable. No consider on was given in the transfer. c, omising Property. T,