Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-15

parture. She expects to be absent for several weeks (Fron Tuesdays Daily) To Work Mines.
 J. w. Jackson left last night for the vicinity of Kirkland Valley, where he has mining iterests, which he will begin to develop.
 From the Range.
 Shepard Hiseox, the forest ranger of the Camp Verde district, is in the city on official duties of his po- sition in the service.
 From the Desert Mines.
 Among the arrivals yesterday from the A. & C., in the mining column were M. Everett, A. J. Powers and Roy Westfall, the excessive seat be- ing the motive for the change Visitors from the Range.
 MT. and Mrs. H. N Cook of the Skull Valley section, were arrivals in the city yesterday, and will re- main for a few days, visiting with | friends.
 Goes to Old Home.
 Mrs. G. W. Persons, wife of the county school superintendent, left yesterday for her old home at Springville, \. r., where she will spend the coming summer with rela- tives, returning in September. Mining Visitor.
 D. c. Payne, operating mines in the Lynx Creek region, the property formerly known as the Little Johnny, was an arrival yesterday from his camp on business.
 Seaman Wins Game.
 In last nights game in the pool tournament at Meldrum's pool room, Danny Seaman defeated Jim Merritt by a score of 100 to 49. Tonight Seaman will play George Baldwin. Railroad Visitor.
 Dan Hurley, tine agent of the s. F., P. & P. at Jerome Junction, was in the city yesterday for a brief visit on business matters, aeeompan- jed by his son, Frank Hurley. Goes for Summer Outing.
 Mrs. H. Mercer Thomas, wife of the assistant cashier of the Conner cial Trust company, left yesterday for Salt Ste Marie, Mich, where she will visit with relatives until September.
 Sells Land in Jerome.
 Mrs. Edith Grau yesterday disposed of lot 23, in block l, of the city of Jerome. to David Galenda and Clara Quentanella, for the sum of $1OO It is located in Rockers addition, on the Mountain View mining lode. Cattle Buyers in City.
 z. W. DeCamp and W. J. Smiley, cattle buyers of Colorado, were ar rivals in the city yesterday from the north. They are here to super intend the delivery of several hun dred head for shipment to the above state. Will Leave Arizona.
 MT. and Mrs. O. A. Reigle, popular residents of Humboldt, were arrivals in the city yesterday, and are at the home of the latter's mother, Mrs. George Toner, in West Pres colt. They are preparing to go East, and will locate in British Co., l lumbia. Arrive from Mine.
 MT. and Mrs NJ. Pike, after sew eral months sojourn at the camp of | the La Graeia mines, in the Black | Hills, arrived in the city yesterday, | and will go to the coast in a few days for an outing. MT. Pike is one of the heavy stockholders ir that mining property. Soldiers Leave.
 Yesterday over forty members of the 18th U. s. Infantry left Whipple for various points in the East, their term of enlistment having expired. The day previous about thirty were discharged from service. Many will Ieinlist later and the remainder will enter civil life.
 Recovers from Illness.
 After several weeks in the Mercy hospital, afflicted with an attack of pneumonia, Theodore Rybon was yes terday discharged from that institu- tion, full yreeOvered in health. He is brother of Worth Rybon and a son of Benjamin Rybon, the Me Cabe mining man. Mine Superintendent Arrives.
 George Pressler, the we'll known of the Coronado mines, near Wenden was an arrival in toe