Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-03
City News
 ...In Brief
(From Sundays Daily.) Surveyed Mining Claims.

City and County Surveyor Shot
 well returned to his headquarters in the city yesterday after several days in Cunningham Pass district, survey ing mining claims. | Home From East.
 MT. and Mrs. l. s. Smith, with their daughters, Eva and Vesta, re. turned from Chicago and other East ern cities, where they visited with friends and relatives several weeks Concludes Visit.
 Miss Mollie Hoffman of Humboldt, who has been visiting relatives and frieds in Phoenix for several days, arrived in the city yesterday, and will return to her home in the Smell ter City tomorrow.
 Fixing Fire Loss.
 F. c. Brown of the fire insurance and real estate firm of Martindell, Horne & Co.,, left yesterday for Hum boldt, to adjust the loss by fire at that place few days ago, of one building owned by John Wilkins, the only property that carried any in- surance.
 Changes Positions.
 Fred Heil, Jr., who for the last two and half years has been with W. H. TimerhOff, the druggist, mas resigned his position and accepted that of preseriptionist with the Bris- ley Drug Co.,, where he will be pleas ed to meet any or all of his old time friends.
 Seized With Typhoid.
 The attending physician on Jesse Wilson, who has been confined to his room for several weeks, reports that he is passing through a normal course afflicted with typhoid fever. It will be several weeks before he will be able to resume his duties again.
 Return Home.
 Charles Hawks and John Cocks, two young mechanics, formerly in the employ of the S. F., P. & P. shops of this city, left yesterday for their homes in Kansas City, Mo-, where they will reside in the future. Both are competent maehinists and have many friends in this city. Brothers Meet In City.
 Charles Zeiger, owner of one of the l leading hotels and cafes in Fl Paso, Tex, arrived in the city yesterday, | and was met by his brother, Ed. Zeiger of Congress Junction. Both | proceeded to the south yesterday, this being the first time in many years that the two had the pleasure of meeting. Leaves the City.
 J. NJ. Heinze, with the Arizona | Mine Supply company, in the sales room branch, for several months, left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he will make his home, joining his wife, who preceded him few weeks ago. MT. Heinze is eapably regarded in his vocation and left the city to the regret of many friends. Secures oficial Leave.
 The Board of Supervisors yester- day granted School Superintendent Persons permission to leave the eoun- ty for thirty days, and he will avail himself of the opportunity to visit his old home in New York, leaving tomorrow. Superintendent Baker of the city schools, will look after the interests of the office in the mean time
 Reports Heavy Rains.
 Morse Darnall, business man of Hillside, was an arrival in the city yesterday for a brief visit, and re- ports that section as receiving tre- rains in the past few weeks. The range is assuming its old time condition and all interests are pleased over the breaking of the long drouth.
 Returns From East.
 The many friends in the city of Mrs. John Massing will be delighted to learn that she has returned from an extended trip in the East, where she was the guest of relatives in Iowa, Oklahoma and Nebraska for two months. She reports having had a very enjoyable time and was ex- tended a cordial greeting yesterday by many friends. Business Visitor.
 T. J. Evans, business man of Ash Fork, arrived in the city yesterday for a brief visit. !