Weekly journal-miner., 1910-02-02
CIty News
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business for several days.
 Official Mission.
 Deputy Sheriff c. c. Keeler left last night for Kirkland Valley on of fcial duties of a civil nature. On Legal Business.
 E. s. Clark left yesterday for Williams and Kingman, where he has been retained in important litigation. Eastern Visitor.
 Mrs. Bertha Burrell, of Emporfa, Kan, arrived in the city last night, and will be the guest of Mrs. N. A. vyne for several days.
 Duties Ended.
 H. M. Maus, the undertaken, who accompanied MT. and Mrs. Hope to Los Angeles, where the latter's mother was buried, returned last night.
 Back to Farm.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Cline of Juni- per and W. G. Shook of the same section, returned to their homes yes terday after a brief visit to the city.
 From the North. 70 Dewitt B. Powell, a former resident of this county, but now of Flagstaff, arrived last night, joining his father, who is engaged in mining near Hum boldt.
 Return to Ranch.
 R. H. Ferguson, who has been visit ing his family in the city for several days, and Chris Cline of the same section, returned to Camp Wood yes terday
 Many Aviation Bills.
 Prescott was well billed yesterday with large posters and smaller sheets, advertising the big aviation meet which is to be held in Phoenix next month.
 Back from Texas.
 Bert West, of the train dispatcher service of the s. F., P. & P, has re- turned from a visit with relatives at Fl Paso, Tex, and resumed his duties at the depot.
 Returns to Phoenix.
 J. c. Hurley, identified with the range in this county, and a meat dealer in Phoenix, left yesterday for his home in the Capital City, after several days of business visit. Sells Real Estate.
 W. c. Boren yesterday disposed of lot 8 and the south half of lot 6, in block 33, to A. D. Barnhart, for the sum of $25. The ground is located on South Cortez street, in the foot hills.
 Has the Fever.
 R. E. Morrison, who returned yes terday from a professional trip to Phoenix, reports that city as seized with a virulent attack of the air ship fever, and there will be no abate- ment of it until their high fliers finish their exhibition. The entire population is anxiously awaiting the events. From Groom Creek.
 Henry J. Eckert and W. J. Bar Iington of Groom Creek were business visitors to the city yesterday, where they report mining again active, and indications bright for the future. Wife Seriously Ill. of in the city yesterday and left in the afternoon, his mission being the pro- curing of medical assistance for his wife, who is seriously i'll at their home in that place.
 To Start Work.
 MT. Bolman leaves today for Cop per Basin to start up work on the old U. S. mine in Copper Basin, in which he is a co-partner with Finch and Slack. He contemplates doing considerable work on this old time property. On Mining Business.
 Lee Pfau, general manager of the Verde River Copper company, left yesterday for Buffalo, N. ", and other eastern centers on mining mat ters affecting his interests in the above corporation. He will be absent for several weeks.
 Mill Builder Leaves.
 c. J. Rottinghaus, who is assisting in the work of placing the new mill in position on the Midnight Test mine, left yesterday for that camp to resume work, after several days of suspension of work, owing 10 the weather conditions.
 Conductor Changes.
 Thomas Gilmore, the Pullman con- ductor on the s. F., P. & P., has re- ceived orders transferring him to San Antonio, Tex, while MT. Gillian, of Los Angeles, will take the run from Ash Fork, south. The change will take effect today.