Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-18
Outlook Good.


 visitor Co the city yesterday. Range conditions in chat section are reported by him to be improving. To Make Survey. J. William waara, assistant coun- ty surveyor, left yesterday for Oak Greek, where he will make several sur. veys for the farming people there in land and irrigating ditch matters Secures Title. A United States patent for tho Unlimited No. 3 mining claim was re- corded yesterday. Title Co the ground Is given to William, F. Lucas. The mine is situated in i,be Walker min. ing district.
 City Lot Sold. A deed was filed for record ycster. day from Daniel MeNeii of Maricopa county to A. l.. Thomas of this city, for lot II, in block 3, of the Mocller addition, the consideration being nominal one.
 Many Mayer People Here. Yesterdays arrivals in the city from Mayer comprised the following well known people: Joseph Lspontc, W. II. Jones, Judge Knapp, MT. and Mrs. w. ]. Mayer, Deputy Sheriff Thomp. son, and others.
 viated old Homo.
 Mrs. John A. Bosarta, formerly resident of the city, arrived ycstcr. day from her home at wickcnburg, and is receivfHg,'@ cordial welcome from. her many friends in the city. She is the guest of relatives during her visit.
 Former Reddsnt Arrives. Frank H. Graham, formerly a resi-. dent of this city, and populariy known to all, was an arrival yester. day, and received . greeting from many friends. He is at present Q dep. uty sheriff of Yuma county, residing at wenden. Mir. Graham is also the owner of n big freighting outfit, and Is looking the field over to engage in business. He win leave today for Kingmsn, and win yeturn to this city later.
 To Joint Husband. Mrs. J. II. Mulrein win leave this morning for Phoenix, to join her husband, who is engaged in establish. ing a branch plumbing house in that city, and filling several big contracts m the above lines.
 Indians in Plenty.
 The reserve at Mayer is practic. ally depopulated of the Indian, Dep. uty Sheriff Thompson arriving yes. -erday morning with several witnesses who appeared in the Solomon Burns ease in the District Court.
 To Return Home.
 MT and Mrs. Alexander Dennis, who have been residing in this city for several weeks, coming here for tine benefit of the former's health, arc preparing to return to their old home at Duluth, Minn., in the next few days.
 Hartwick Home Sold.
 MT. and Mrs. Ben Hartwick yester. ] day disposed of their home in Mur. ] phys second addition to the city, to , B. s. Price, receiving therefor the , sum of $2,5O0. Tke transfer was made from Salt Lake City, Utan where the Harwieks now reside.
 Probate Action.
 Yesterday in the Probate Court k Mrs. Lizzie Lewis of Ash Fork wn' r appointed as the administratrix oi + the estate of the late Mrs. Ann'
 Grove. The deceased was the mothc
 of Mrs. Lewis and passed away n fev Il months ago at the above place. II En Route East. " !. W. stevens, formerly engaged Il
 the blacksmith business in tais city
 but late of the Blue Belle mine, | I" in the city, visiting his many friends ' He is preparing to go east on visi to relatives and expects to leave o
 an extended trip in the next fe' days.
 <. Rebuilding Home. , F. N. Marlow, one of the pro
 gressive citizens of the Williamso
 Valley region, is in the city on !. regular weekly visit on business II !, is taking out several shipments O ;. lumber to rebuild the Marlow hom,
 destroyed by fire some months ag'
 and expects so start at work n once,
 m Adviees received in this city stat a. that ]. !. Reddiek, formerly a res
 dent of Prescott, but now of King
 man, in Mohave county, has tendere c his resignation as deputy Unite s. States marshal, and the same has bee ,s accepted by Marshal Overlook, M