Weekly journal-miner., 1910-01-26
eFrom Sundays Daily) from the Jessie.

From the JeSS1e.
 Floyd J. Rittenour, representing the Ohio Mines company, at the Jessie camp, is in the city on a business visit.
 From Conville.
 NJ. A. Rhea of Cornville, who makes a speciality of ranch loans in the Verde Valley, is a visitor in the city.
 At old Haunts.
 Monte Broaded has gone to Jer- eme, where he was formerly located, and in business. He will remain for several days.
 Professional Trip.
 Dr. J. K. Mcconnell of Jerome ar rived in the city yesterday for a brief trip on professional business. He will return today.
 Federal oficial Here.
 c. T. Dutton, inspector of the pos tai service of the government, is in the city examining into that branch of the public business.
 Woman Buys Mine.
 A deed was recorded yesterday whereby John Cravey conveys to Mrs. Pearl Hanson the Good Luck placer mine, near Walker, for the sum of s1OO.
 Goes After Prisoner.
 Sheriff Smith left last night for Congress, where he was telephonec to come after a Mexican prisoner, who comes to the county jail for sen tenee.
 Returns to School.
 After a few weeks visit with his parents in the city, Harry Shumate left yesterday for Los Angeles, to resume his studies at St. Vincent s College.
 Visitors Return Home.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Heath, popu- lar residents of the Verde Valley, after a few days visit with friends in the city, returned to their home yesterday.
 Bullion Received.
 The Prescott National bank yester- day received a car of bullion from the Congress mines that weighed 125 ounces. It will go to the mint at San Francisco.
 Saw the Ships.
 Thomas Scholey, one of the Pres colt contingent that was attracted to the coast to see the airships soar, returned yesterday. He ssys the aerial display was a magnificent one. Mercantile Visitor.
 H. G. Fansler, formerly a resident of this city, but now engaged in the mercantile business at Congress June tion, was an arrival yesterday for a few days visit with friends. Returns Home.
 After several days in Los Angeles, visiting relatives, Mrs. Gus Allstead returned last night, joining her hus- band, the superintendent of the Mid night Test mine, on Groom Creek. Many Hunters Leave.
 Last nights southbound train took the following sportsmen of the city to hunt quail near Hillside: Jack Jones, George Ginter, A. L. Jones, "Chuek" Burgett, F. E. Andrews, J. M. Aitken and Ed. Meany. Here on Business.
 Charles Wells, identified with the business life of Mayer, was a vis- itor to the city Friday, returning home yesterday morning. Condi- tions are good for prosperous year in that section, is his report. Teachers in City.
 Miss Mamie McDonald, teaching at the Groom Creek school, reached the city yesterday, to spend Sunday with her parents in the city. Miss Maude BOylston, in charge of the Skull Valley school, also arrived to spend the day with friends. the Work.
 T. E. Campbell returned to the city yesterday after making an ex- animation of the Haynes Copper com pany's interests at Jerome. He re- ports satisfactory conditions prevail ing and the operations going on un- at great depth. Starts Road Work.
 T. \. Childers, county road sup erintendent, will leave tomorrow for the Black Canyon country, to look over that section and to begin road work. Later he will return to visit other sections, the weather moder- lting sufficiently to permit of an ex- animation. Many requests are reach ng his office, which in due time will . 1e taken up.