Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-19

tle fellow has been seriously III for some time.
 Well Driller Here.
 Robert Maxwell, engaged in well drilling for the A. & c. railroad at Vieksburg, was an arrival in the city yesterday on business, and will re- turn today. This project is the last one under way and the indications are that sufficient flow of water will be developed soon.
 Left for the Mammoth.
 J. H. Morrison, William Sherriek and H. E. Armitage left Saturday morning for the Mammoth mine, in Pinal county, where they have ae- eepted positions. They will enter the employ of George U. Young, sec retary of Arizona, who recently pur- chased that property.
 Comes to Locate.
 Fred Billinghurst, a graduate of the Golden School of Mines, of Colo rado, arrived in the city yesterday from Denver, and will locate in this county, opening an office in Pres colt. He intends to make a large collection of the ores of this county for scientific purposes, and will de- vote a year to the work.
 Minnehaha Active.
 NJ. Roland has returned from his mines in the Minnehaha district, where he has finished his annual as- sessment work. He reports tne dis trict active and mine owners anx- iOusly awaiting the construction of the new Territorial highway through that section.
 Seeks Medical Aid.
 Sol. Jackson left yesterday for Porterville, Cal, where ne will visit for several weeks with his son, Columbus Jackson, intending to spend the coming winter in that state. He is called away to consult with special ists on a mouth afflietion. He recent ly submitted to an operation, having a portion of his tongue removed, for what was pronounced cancer. Recovers From Illness.
 The many friends of Miss Grace Baldwin, daughter of MT. and Mrs. F. H. Baldwin, will be pleased to learn that she has recovered from a serious siege of. typhoid fever, and was taken home by her mother to Jerome Junction, yesterday. She has been confined to her bed for over two months.
 Convention Visitors
 Morris Goldwater of this city and William Morgan of Navapai county, memers of the Constitutional eonven- tion, arrived Sunday, the former to look after his mercantile business. and the latter en route to Holbrook, where ne has stock interests. Mir. Goldwater returned to Phoenix yes lterday morning
 Visiting Parents.
 Mrs. George ColtOn and daughter, Harriet, the former the daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. D. Adams, arrived Saturday from Flagstaff, to remain for a few weeks visiting friends, and are dOmiciled at the Adams home. Mrs. Colton says that fifty miles north of Flagstaff there is not a human living at the present time in a radius of forty miles in the earth quake country, and since the recent shake none care to again venture where the disturbances are almost continuous.
 To Install Machinery. J. H. Morrison left Saturday for the southern part of the Territory to install some machinery. He expects to be absent a month.
 Brief Business Trip. U B e. Davis left yesterday for Phoenix on a business mission, ae- eompanied by his father-in-law, MT. Mickey of Saginaw, Mich, who ar rived in the city a few days ago. They will be absent only a few days.
 Brief Business Trip.
 A. W. Bromley, in charge of the sub-station of the Arizona Power company at Walker, was a visitor to the city yesterday on business, returning to his duties in the after noon.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. May Powell arrived yester- day from Phoenix, where sne has been for several weeks, and will . a few days, before returning to her home at Dewey.
 Ducks Plentiful.
 Returning hunters from Skull Val ley stated yesterday that wild ducks were plentiful in ponds at that place and several were brought to the city yesterday.
 Returns Home.
 Mrs. W. s. Goldswortny, wife of the general agent of the s. F., P. 6 P. at Phoenix, who has been visiting friends in the city for several days, left yesterday for her home. Important Legal Mission.
 E. s. Clark, attorney, left yester- day for Kingman, on legal business, receiving a call by telegram to hast eu to that point on important litiga- tiOn.
 Returns Home.
 Mrs. Leo Requena, after an ab- senee of several months, returned to Al