Weekly journal-miner., 1910-01-19
CIty News
 ...In Brief
From Thursdays DailD

MT. and Mrs. s. R. Trengrove were arrivals in the city yesterday from Iron King, where the former is the superintendent.
 On Railroad Business.
 W. s. Goldsworthy, general agent of the s. F., P. & P, at Phoenix, returned to his post yesterday after brief visit to the city.
 Looking at Property.
 NJ. B. Hazeltine, interested in the Puntenney Lime Stone company, paid that property a visit yesterday, re- turning on the evening train.
 Goes North.
 Ex-United States Attorney J. L. B. Alexander passed through Prescott, yesterday, en route to Winslow, where he has private matters to attend to-. Concludes Duties.
 Mrs. A. J. Waldron, general organ | izer of the Maccabees, concluded her lodge examination of this city yes terday, and has gone to WinslOw on similar duties.
 Performed Sad Mission.
 W. C. Shaw has returned to the city from a trip to Los Angeles. His mission was a sad one, that of at tending the funeral of his father, who died a few weeks ago in that city.
 Choose New Home. MT. and Mrs. Fritz Kellar left yes terday for Riverside, Cal, where they will make their future home. They are followed by the best wishes of many friends in the city, where both are popular.
 Former Resident Here.
 Jake Miller, formerly a resident of this section, residing on the Big Bug, was a visitor in the city yesterday, passing through to Los Angeles from Phoenix. The airships were the at- traction that took him to the coast. Competent Engineer Here.
 H. L. Fishel, chief engineer of the Bouse & Swansea railroad, arrived in the city yesterday from a brief visit on business. He reports rapid progress in rail laying on that road and the grade practically completed. Looking at Schools.
 County School Superintendent Jolly left yesterday for Skull and Kirk land valleys. to make his annual ex- animation of these districts. Road conditions permitting, he will visit other places off the line of the rail road.
 Mining People Leave.
 After spending several days exam ming the mining ground of the Pick and Drill company, located near Hum boldt, Nestor A. Young, ST., James Conlin and Nestor A. Young, Jr., left yesterday for their homes in Los An geles.
 Travel is Difficult.
 John Twiggs, the Maxton merchant, reached the city yesterday, after con siderable of an effort, owing to the heavy and muddy roads. He says the blockade is broken, however, and travel is again coming around to the former conditions.
 Victim of Pneumonia.
 "Hummy" Ward, one of the cap # IL. f. is reported seriously i'll at his home in Ash Fork, suffering with pneu- monia. His condition last night was reported as unchanged, and doubts are entertained of his recovery. Goes to Humboldt.
 c. A. Hovelman, a brother-in-law of Martin J. Heller, the consulting en- gineer of the Consolidated Arizona Smelling company, arrived yesterday from Kansas City, and will be asso- ciated with the above named syndi cate at Humboldt hereafter. He will leave today for that place. Buys the Mine.
 A SHtTlH < ceTllHcdIe OI Sdit WdS recorded yesterday, in which title is given J. H. Wingfeld of Camp Verde to the four mines of the Lloyd Con- solidated Mining company in Squaw Peak district, on judgment given in the district court. The price paid for the claims was s1,3s6.99. Leave Arizona.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Sehanuel, and the formers brother, Edward Schan- uel, arrived from Cherry Creek a few days ago, and left yesterday after noon for Colorado, where they will locate. They are the owners of mining ground in that state, and in tend to start up work on their claims From the Rosalie.
 r. H. Knight, the general manager | of the Rosalie Mining company, op. 4l,