Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-11
CIty News
 ...In Brief
(From Thursdays DaiIy) roun Silica Msnea

(. C. Mllct, operating the silica mines near Dewey, IS in the city on n bushes. visit.
 To the Coast.
 Walter Miller, the Jerome merchant, was an arrival in the city yesterday, and will leave this morning for an extended trip to the coast on pleas ure.
 Delivered Cattle.
 J. F.. Pctcrsoa, the Mesa feeder of cattle, yesterday delivered n car of bc.ves to the Q. K. meat market of ihi. city, mak,ag his regular ten day trip. ,.4 Oocs to Range.
 Charles Burke of Williams arrived m the city Tuesday and left yester. day for Oak Cseck, where he has ranch and raagc interests to look after
 Grown King Arrivals.
 Among the arrivals in the city yesterday from Grown King were the following: George Donner. Mir. and Mrs. George Oiney. N. F.. Staples and Jennie Walters.
 From the Resort.
 A. F. Ballard. the company car penter of the Castle Hot Springs com psny. reached the city yesterday and will remain indefinitely, having con cluded his lsbors there Returns to Coast.
 !. F. Mccoy left yesterday for Los Angeles. his home. after attend. ing 10 mining interests in this sec. tion, mainly Inc Bannic Mining com. pany. in which he is 1, heavy stock. holder.
 To San Francisco.
 F. S. Clark. accompanied by hi, son, Neil. lef, yesterday for San Francisco, on \ professional trip. He has matters of a legal nature to at- tend 10 before the Circuit Court in that city.
 Former Omca Hare.
 ]. II. Psge. eE.Sscretsry of Ari zona, after . brief visit in the city left yesterday for the Grand Canyon where he will spend several days looking at the big wonder. He resides at Phoenix.
 From tho Baain.
 Alex RadcliG was an arrival yes tcrday from hts mining claims in Cop per Basin, where he reports consider. able activity sud particularly since the Commercial Mining company en. tered that field to resume develop. ment.
 Railroad O6icial Returns.
 Wallace Fairbank, treasurer of the S. F., F. < P. railroad, has returned from an extended visit with rela. tives and frieads in Chicago, on his annual vacation. Mrs. Fairbank TO. mained with relatives, and win return later.
 To Be Wed.
 A marriage license has been issued by Probate Judge Hicks to Henry Strohm and Bcttie Nichol, both of whom are residents of Bouse. MT Strohm formerly resided in this city and is a mine owner near that rail. road centes.
 Mining viaSG.
 Wiley WesAruff. populariy known in the mining field, and formerly s deputy sheriff at Poland, Is in the city for few days on business. He has the contract for sinking the main shaft of the New Cumberland and reports the work as nearing comple. ton. He returns to his camp tomor. row.
 Up to Date.
 J. T. Nelson, the Jerome Junction merchant, reached the city yesterday and surprised his many friends by propelling an auto from his home. He says it was on,y n little practice run md when he gets acquainted with the capriees of gasoline power, will en. roll his name on the list of the Pres. colt Auto Club. He came in over the old road by way of the Point of Rocks, and returned via the William son Valley route and the new cutoff BuKincss Trip.
 A. w. Edwards left yesterday for Castle Hot Springs. where he has business interests to attend to. The resort Is expected to close for tho season this month, and upon the re- tnrn of MT. Edwards a definite day will be set for this purpose. To the SprtnSw
 Pete Strahao, who recently arrived from Phoenix, and who was stricken ill while en route to the Arkansas Hot Springs to receive medical treat ment for acute rheumatism, will leave again in few days. destined fo,