Weekly journal-miner., 1910-01-26
City News
 ...In Brief
From Tuesdays Danyl


 Business Trip.
 Assistant Treasurer Davis left last
 night for Phoenix on a brief busi. ness trip.
 From Main Line.
 Charles Hurd, a well known resi- dent of Seligman, is in the city for a few days on business matters.
 oficer Returns. Deputy Sheriff Keeler returned last night from Crown King, where he has been on civil business for the sheriff's office.
 To Visit Friends. lo Thomas Higginbottom of Copper Creek, dwell known miner, left yes terday for Albuquerque, N. M., to visit with friends for a few weeks visiter Relatives. F. Mrs J. F. Roberts, after several days of a visit with her father and other relatives in Kirkland Valley, returned yesterday to her home in this city.
 To Visit Relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. F. NJ. Dreseher left yesterday for trip to Denver, Colo, where business matters call the for mer. Mrs. Dreseher will remain in that city for some time.
 Visitors from Mayer.
 MT. and Mrs. H. A. Clark of Mayer arrived in the city last night, and will remain for a few days. They are accompanied by Mrs. H. J. Brown ing of Mount Vernon, Ohio. From the Range.
 Charles Burkes of the Verde, iden- tifed with range interests, was in the city yesterday, en route to the Salt River valley, to look after his stock business in that section. Sad Tidings.
 Mrs. Anna Henry received the sad news yesterday of the death of her mother. Mrs. Mary Ann Bartlett, who passed away at her home in England at the ripe old age of s2 years. Popular Officer Arrives.
 John Francis, sheriff of Coeonino county, passed through the city, yes terday, en route to Flagstaff from southern Arizona, where he has been for several days on criminal busi- ness.
 Return from Capital
 Mrs. J. H. Mulrein, accompanied by the Misses Carrie and Anita Null l rein, arrived home yesterday from a ] brief visit with MT. Mulrein, who is filing a plumbing contract at the present time in Phoenix. Takes School Trip.
 County Superintendent of Schools Jolly left yesterday for points in southern Yavapai county, where schools are located, intending to be away for several days. He is making bis annual inspection of the various 
 Unfortunate Actor.
 Charles Applgate, formerly of the Lyric, in this city, passed through Sunday from Phoenix, en route to Los Angeles, where he will have a lislocated jaw fixed up that he sus- .ained through an accident by falling town on the stage. Legal Mission.
 John Mason Ross and F. O. Smith, of the law firm of Norris, Ross & Smith, left yesterday for Phoenix, .o be in attendance on the Supreme Court, now in session, and before which they have legal matters that 'equire their attention. Return to Ranch.
 Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Perkins, after | few days visit with friends in the .ity, have returned to their home on he Upper Verde. Mr. Perkins sup ,rintended the shipment of nearly fifty head of his range horses to l he Salt River valley last week from | his city. Contractor Arrives. l J. J. MeVey, who has a contract ] n the A. & C., from Parker to Ben ,al, arrived last night from La Junta, s 'olo., and will go to the front this 2 morning. He is accompanied from ( hat city by his nephews, c. s. and C ,. H. McVey, and E. B. Robinson. l foes Prospecting. C w. H. Ferguson, the veteran pros V ector and miner, left Sunday for l Iumbug district to look at mining i round, and to prospect for a few T 7eeks on ground that he ran over I lany years ago. He is travelling to- 'ard the octOgenarian line, and is t s vigorous as men one-half his age. s ity Land Sale. b