Weekly journal-miner., 1910-02-09
CIty News
 ...In Brief
From Thursdays DaflD

Business Trip.
 A. E. Upper and William Gronlund business men of Walker, were arrival: in the city yesterday.
 Federal Official Arrives.
 United States Marshal Overlook arrived in the city yesterday on duties pertaining to his office. From Verde Range.
 Shepard Hiscox, a forest ranger, in charge of the Verde district, is in the city on business of that de- partment.
 Cattleman Arrives.
 J. W. Sullivan, one of the heaviest cattle owners in the county, arrived in the city yesterday from his ranges near Seligman, on a business trip. Keeps Going.
 John Lawler, who reached the city a few days ago from an extended visit to the coast, left last night for his mining interests at the Hillside. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Roberts of Wicken- burg was an arrival yesterday in the city, and will remain for several days. She is at the home of MT. and Mrs. Joe Bold.
 Returns to Locate.
 L. F. Clark returned to the city a few days ago from Colorado, and will remain permanently, after several years of absence. He is a brother of Mrs. J. H. Robinson. Resumes Duties.
 c. E. Loux, who was granted a ten day lay off on the S. F., P. & P, has returned from the coast and re- sumed his duties as a conductor, which position he fills in a capable manner.
 Looked at Sheep.
 Hugh Campbell, one of the prom inent sheepmen of this county, was an arrival yesterday from the south, where he inspected his sheep that are in winter quarters near Congress Junction.
 Rancher in City.
 William Roberts of Williamson Val ley is in the city on a business trip, and will return home today. He is somewhat pleased with the prospects of a prosperous season this year in the agricultural line. Dredge Builder Arrives.
 Joseph Frye, the dredge and ship builder, arrived last night from Kan sas City, Mo, and will go to the camp of the Speck Mining company on Lynx Creek, where another dredg- ing machine is going up. Looked at Mines.
 Fred Ref returned yesterday from the Money Metals Mining company's camp in the Black Hills, where de- velopment is going on. He also wis ited the Arizona Central Copper com pany's mines, located nearby in the same district.
 From the Senator.
 Alex Radcliffe was an arrival in the city yesterday from the Senator country, where he reports mining ac tivity at many points. The coming spring, he anticipates, will be live ly one, and several investors are look ing over that field.
 Family Reunion.
 Sam Boblett of Lynx Creek arrived in the city yesterday, joining his mother, Mrs. A. E. BOblett, and his sister, Mrs. Munkres, who arrived a few days ago from the east. The above named ladies return to this section to remain but a few days, Mrs. Boblett leaving nearly twenty years ago. She will visit the old homestead on Lynx Creek, which is occupied by her son, going there to- day.
 Mine Manager Arrives.
 Dr. William Woodburn, general manager of the New Cumberland Mining company, of Pine Flat, is i the city on business of that enter prise for few days. He is pleased at the beginning of work on the new wagon road from his camp to Mayer, with many others engaged in mining in that field.
 Rangeman Arrives.
 James Hamilton, in charge of the Diamond Bar cattle interests in Big Chino valley, is in the city on a business trip. He reports the dam age from the recent storms as re- paired and anticipates fat beeves from the range in that section at an earlier date than heretofore. Necessary Range Food.
 J. W. Cook, foreman of the George A. Carter range interests in William son Valley, and Clarence Stewart, the son of Supervisor Stewart, and in charge of his cattle interests in the same section, returned to their homes