Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-09
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(From Sundays Daily.)

To Visit Friends.
 Miss Minnie Smith left yesterday
 for Tucson, where she will be the guest of friends for few weeks. Former Residents Arrive.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hartwiek were arrivals in the city last night from their home in Salt Lake City. Mir Hartwiek is the owner of the Del Monte and is here on business trip pertaining to his interests in that house. Mrs. Hartwick many frienus will be pleased to learn of her re- turn to the city.
 Cattle for Market.
 Jeff Peterson, the big feeder of cattle, of Mesa, arrived in the city yesterday with a car load of fat beeves for the local meat markets. Completed Business.
 Assistant U. s. Attorney J. c. Forest returned from southern Arizona yesterday, where he was called on Federal matters pertaining to his de- partment.
 To Visit Friends.
 Mrs. Frank Williams, the wife of the genial city assessor, accompanied by her son, left yesterday for Wick enburg, for a few days visit with friends in that city. Goes Prospecting.
 Ed Haney was a passenger for the southern part of the county yester- day, and will follow prospecting for the coming summer in the southern end of the Bradshaws.
 After Horses.
 Assistant Assessor Stephens left yesterday for Date Creek for riding horses for County Assessor Campbell and himself for the coming field work of that service He will return Mon day.
 Working Mines.
 J. W. Jackson, who is developing mining ground near Kirkland, is in the city on a business visit. He gives favorable report on his properties, and will return to continue develop ment. Passed Through.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. A. Perkins, after pleasant visit with friends in the Salt River valley, for several days, passed through the city yesterday, en route to their home on the Upper | Verde Returns to Canyon.
 Mrs. Clarence Spaulding, after sev- eral days spent in the city as the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. J. Null venom, returned to the Grand Can yon. yesterday Mrs. Spaulding is the representative of Ralph Cameron on the famous Bright Angel trail, the gateway to the bottom of that | deep gorge, in the collecting of tolls from those who descend to see the grandeur of the creation. Examines Mines.
 Mark Bradley, favOrably regarded as a mining man of ability, left last night for the south. He goes to make an examination of a new strike reported from the desert regions on the California side of the Colorado river. near Parker.
 Has Brick Contract.
 T. E. Fitzsimmons, of the brick manufacturing firm of Fitzsimmons 6 Heating, left yesterday for Winkel- man, on the P. 6 E., to make ar engagements for filling a brick con- tract which his firm has secured at that point.
 Competent Instructor.
 Miss Louise Alice Springfield, cap ably regarded in educational circles of the county as a public school teach CT, spent Saturday in the city with her mother, and will return to Granite Mountain today. She is in charge of the public school of that district.
 Met With Accident.
 John Johnson, the general foreman of the milling and mining department of the Poland Mining company, after receiving medical treatment for in- juries in an accident at that camp, returned yesterday to his duties. He fell down an ore shoot, and was pain fully bruised on the head and body. Teacher Examination Monday.
 County Superintendent of Schools J. B. Jolly announces that beginning tomorrow morning at s:3O o'cloex, the regular quarterly examination of teachers will be held in his office at the court house, and all applicants are requested to be present at that { time i Return to Mines. l1
 After a few days visit to the city on business and pleasure, MT. and ( Mrs. George Montgomery returned to { their home at the Mint Gold camp, I