Weekly journal-miner., 1910-07-20
CIty News
 ...In Brief
(From Sundays Daily)

MT. and Mrs. William Rhodes of Jerome Junction are visiting in the city
 Will Visit Relatives.
 W. A. Fielder, the Humboldt mer- chant, left last night for a visit with relatives in Texas. New Notary Appointed.
 Deputy County Treasurer P. J.. Keohane has been appointed a notary public by Governor Sloan. Likes the Climate.
 Dr. George W. Viekers arrived from Phoenix yesterday to enjoy the eli matic attractions of this city a few weeks.
 Left for Los Angeles.
 Mark A. Smith of Tucson left yes terday for Los Angeles, after a short visit renewing old aequant- ances.
 Business Visitor.
 J. H. Coon, general manager of arrived from Phoenix yesterday to remain for several days. From the Seashore. Granville Fain and H. Gift, well known eattlemen of this county, re- turned yesterday from the coast af ter a few weeks of recreation there. In From His Mines. Isaac T. Stoddard, former Seere- tary of the Territory, visited here yesterday on his way home to Phoe nix from the Binghamton mine at Stoddard.
 Shelter Man Arrives.
 R. T. Walker, with the Consoli- dated Arizona Smelling company, at Humboldt, in a responsible position, was a visitor to the city yesterday on business.
 Summer Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Charles P. Class, the former a prominent business man of Phoenix, were arrivals in the city yesterday, and will remain during the summer.
 Enjoying a Vacation.
 Gus Sehaplsu, a popular meehan ical engineer, is in the city enjoying vacation, after filling an impor- tant engagement with the Pacific Copper company.
 Visiting Friends. MT. and Mrs. J. D. Bethune and their son, Phillip, were arrivals in the city yesterday from Humboldt and will remain for several days as the guests of friends.
 Recovered From Illness. Former Sheriff John L. Munds is convalescing from a slight attack of typhoid fever. He was able to ap- pear on the streets for the first time in a week, yesterday.
 Mining Visitor. George Marguerite, a mining oper- ator of Wiekenburg, was an arrival in the city yesterday and is here on important matters affecting his in- terests near Constellation. Visiting Relatives. Leo Ryan is a recent arrival from Bakersfield, Cal, where ne fills a responsible position in the oil fields. | He will return after a short visit with relatives and friends. Democratic Wheel Horse Here.
 Carl Hayden, the sheriff of Mari cOpa county, and the Democratic wheelhorse of Arizona, was among the arrivals in the city yesterady to attend the party's pOw-wOw. Will Visit Friends. Mrs. J. A. Jaeger, wife of the popular chief engineer of the s. F., P. < P, and leased lines, will leave today for an extended visit with rel atives at Colorado Springs, Colo. Farming Land Sold. D. w. Stewart yesterday, through deed filed for record, disposed of twenty acres of farming lang along Oak Creek to Ralph Hubert. The consideration named was $9OO. The land is improved.
 En Route Home.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Head, with their accomplished daughter, Miss | Veva Head, will return to their home in this city during the coming week. They are at present visiting friends in Detroit, Mich. Condition Improved. | H. L. Fishel, division engineer of the s. F., P. & P, returned yester- day after several weeks in Phoenix, where he was undergoing medical treatment for an ear complication. His condition is very much improved. Roosevelt Bird Active.
 MT. and Mrs. Angus McDermid are receiving the congratulations of their many friends over the visit to their home this morning at 6 o'clock of the Roosevelt bird, which presented | t1SH4 "A'N o IL HOuAN bhbf uou6 6A | ter
 Arrives From South.
 Mrs. A. E. McCrea, wife of the accommodating messenger of W. F. & Co.,, between Ash Fork and PhOe- nix, arrived from the latter city yes | terday to remain during the sum- mer. She is the guest of friends in the city.
 Prominent Mining Men Here.
 C. E. Finney, president of the Lon dOn-Arizona Mining company, accom- panied by E. w. Brooks, consulting mine engineer of the same syndicate, were arrivals from their camp in Pinal county, yesterday, and will re- main on a few uays' visit. Valley Was Slighted.
 $. Bishop, a cattleman of William son Valley, who arrived in the city yesterday morning, states that up to the time he left that section, no l rain had fa1lau Ha ranorfS tha