Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-01
From Fridays Daily.)

From Fridays Daily.) Suffering From Rheumatism.
 Martin Testori is confined to his home suffering from a severe attack of rheumatism.
 Mining Mission.
 Paul A. Johns, mining engineer, left yesterday for Kingman, where he is called to look over properties for few days for Eastern visitors. Jolly Party Visits Phoenix. / MT. and Mrs. Ed. Stanley and MT. and Mrs. I. L. Sehmitt and daughter formed a jolly party that spent Wednesday evening and night in Phoenix, returning home yester- day.
 Handles Ore.
 John Hendrick, freighter of the McCabe district, is visitor to the city on business, and will return to- day. He reports an upward move ment in that section in his line, and says that several properties are producing heavily.
 Leaves for California.
 MT. and Mrs. Dawson Lee, the former a hoisting engineer, well known throughout the county, arrived from Walker, yesterday, and will leave today for Los Angeles, to re- side. MT. Lee has considerable real estate in that city, and will follow the vocation of machinist.
 Concludes Masonic Duties.
 President R. N. Frederieks of the Prescott National Bank, has returned from a general trip to Southern Arizona, going as far as the line after attending the Grand Lodge session of Arizona Masons at Tue son. He was the guest of c. O Ellis, Douglas banker, for severa. days.
 Pleased Visitors.
 Charles Riley and Edward GOetz in the electrical department of thu | United Verde Copper company, wer' visitors with friends in the city Washington Birthday, this being their first trip to Prescott Botl were pleased and anticipate return ing in the near future for a nor, extended stay.
 Called by Sickness.
 The many friends in the city O Mrs. Thomas Sprott, wife of Con ductor Sprott of the s. F., P. & P will regret to learn that her mothe is seriously i'll in Nebraska, and sh has gone to her bedside, leavini yesterday. Mrs. Sprott will remaii away indefinitely, or until he mother reeovers.
 From the Reservation.
 Indian Agent Ward, in charge o the Moecasin tribe. branch of th Ute Indians, in Utah, arrived i the city, Tuesday, from the Kaiba . Agency, near the line, in CocOnin county, and was in attendance 0
 the Federal Court yesterday as
 witness in the Haycock case, th latter receiving his freedom . Leaves the Country. 5 John Koontz. former resident ( l Williamson Valley, who disposed C 3 his farming lands several months az ' left yesterday for Visalia, Cal, nea , where he purchased farming land
 closing the deal a few days ago
 this city. He leaves this section 1 9 remain, and has relatives associate : with him in the new venture. :. Teens With Activity. b .athan Levy paid the Smelt, k City business visit yesterday, an D states that the place is teeming wit i activity at the works and in Il ! commercial center. Many new bull lngS are unueer cOnSITuCllOH. dI the various interests buoyant wit e the prospects. He says that ever o train brings in ores. and the ge r, eral belief is that the permanenC s of the town is assured. ?. Inspected the Line. y R. G. Cartmell returned yesterda f after several days of inspecting u o long line of the Overland Telephol IS company from Jerome to PaysOn,
 Tonto Basin. He states that u
 work was tedious from the ruggt a nature of the country, which is ol if of the most isolated divisions d the Territory. Pine and Payson SC n dement's he reports as prospero r. and the general industrial eonditio sr as indicating an attractive future.