Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-13

1 ed the valley rom one end 10 tn'
 other. The range adjacent is il fair condition from previous rains
 To the Coast.
 Miss Pearl Tinsler. the sten
 ographer in the law offices of K
 P. Talbot in this city, leaves today
 for San Francisco on vacation, and
 10 visit with relatives.
 At the Capital.
 Among the well known residents of this city now in Phoenix are City Clerk I. H. Robinson. Attorney Le- | Roy Anderson and H. ]. Meany official and business matters calling them away.
 Flying Trip.
 B. N. Zinforth, mining ill the
 Bradshaws. was a brief visitor to the city yesterday after supplies, re- turning later in the day to his camp near the old Tuscunbia mill. He is developing silver property.
 Resumes Duties.
 Miss Susan Murphy. of the clerical force Of State Auditor Callahan, re- turned to Phoenix a few days ago, after spending her vacation in this city with relatives and friends.
 Small Mining Deal.
 D. ]. Thompson and Claude Baker have sold to A. l.. Harroun. of Kansas City, a one quarter interest in the Silver Bell mine. situated ;n Black Canyon district. for the sum of $500, the deed being filed for record yesterday.
 Business Visitor.
 Mrs. Edward Zeiger, Of Congress Junction, Is in the city on matters pertaining to the probating of the estate of her deceased husband, and ;s at the St. Michael.
 To the Coast.
 Mrs. J. l. Roberts left yesterday for a two weeks outing with friends at the coast resorts of Southern California.
 Home Again.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Merrick re- turned yesterday from the Coast, after several months of an absence From the East.
 Roger Williams and George Burns returned yesterday from an extended trip through the eastern States, and leave in a few days for the mines to resume their vacations. They are stopping at the Sherman House Laid Away.
 The funeral of Fred S. Miles, a visitor for the past few months. af- flicted with tuberculosis. took place yesterday from Maus & Co.'S chapel, ;nterment being given in Odd Eel lows cemetery. under instructions received from brother at Asheville. \. C. Rev. Jenkins officiated. and there were many Masons in attend arce. the deceased being a members cf that order. The pail bearers were A. Cruickshank. Henry Brinkmeyer. H. D. Aiken. C. A. Peter, William Conner and C. F. Gentry. Office Closed.
 The office of the Associated Chari- ties will be closed for the remainder of the week.
 Outing Ends.
 MT. and Mrs. Z. O. Brown re- turned Monday from an outing in he White Mountain Indian reserva- -ion of Apache county, where they have been for the past month. From the Range.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Cline are in he city from their cattle ranch near Goodwin, on Turkey creek, 10 remain for few days on business and pleasure. The former states that ,attle in that mountain range are in | fine condition, and grazing is ex- ,ellent. Toe Dillon Here.
 Instead of going to the sweltering seaside to enjoy his annual vacation l or the next month, J. P. Dillon. | Jerk of the Supreme Court, arrived rom Phoenix yesterday morning md will enjoy an outing among the pines, and with his many friends. Pleasure and business will be com Dined, and after his mining associate | n the Fortune Company. 4. w. l Davis. masters the auto sufficiently, 1 he visitor will make the trip to the property on Big Bug creek. Davis las a wheezing car and is trying | out on the going some" order Dillon takes out an accident policy today and tomorrow goes to the ,annp with the company chauffeur l Mrs. Dillon is with friends in Los Angeles for the Summer. Officer Resigns.
 Night Policeman George Pruitt of ] Jerome, now in the city on probate matters before the Superior Court. | stated yesterday that he had resigned from the force and would engage in other pursuits. He states the duties are burdensome and are attended at sll times with a disagreeable relation 1 ship with the criminally inclined, on petty lines of offences. MT. Pruitt l made an exceptionally clever officer, md his retiring from the force is | by all residents of the above community. Called to Capital.
 Attorney R. E. Morrison left yes .erday for Phoenix. where he is l ,alled on litigation for clients, and | s to remain away for a few days | 1nly. Visit Ends.
 Mrs. c. L. Reynolds, who had | been visiting with relatives in Will | iamson valley for several weeks, is n the city. en route to her home at Glendale, Arizona.