Weekly journal-miner., 1913-04-30
City News
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 Valley Visitors.
 T. j. Arnold, A. w. Stull and C. C. Dedrick, farmers of Skull Valley, were in the city yesterday on busi- ness.
 Leaves for Capital.
 Miss Charity Sparks left yesterday for Phoenix, to visit with her father and two brothers for the next two weeks.
 From the Mines.
 F. A. Bonham, mining on Cherry Greek, was visitor to the city yes terday on business pertaining to his interests
 Entertaining Friend.
 Mrs. w. " DeCamp IS entertain ing for a few weeks, Mrs Harry Seaman, of Harrington, wife of the mining man, who arrived yesterday. Official Mission. Dr. R. N. Looney, state superin- tendent of health, left for Phoenix, yesterday to be away for several days on duties pertaining to that i office.
 Business Trip.
 Otto Bensch, mining in the Mayer country, was a business visitor to the city yesterday, reporting that section as experiencing more ac- tivity than usual.
 Feeds the Bovine.
 E. G. Peterson, of Mesa, one of the largest feeders of cattle in the state, was visitor 10 the city yes terday on business, and brought sev- eral cattle for the local markets. From the Mines.
 Mrs. ]. P. Waldron, wife of the president of the Montezuma Mining and Milling Co, arrived from the camp near Crown King yesterday, on business and pleasure trip of a few days.
 Country Visitor.
 w. D. Bates, farming on Oak Creek, Is in the city on business, re- porting that section as enjoying prosperity and many new settlers coming in, as recent registration of voters indicate. Visiting Friends.
 R. 4. Kinsman and daughter, Miss Adella Kinsman. and his daughter in-law, Mrs. C. II. Kinsman, of Humboldt, are in the city for few days visiting with friends and are at the St Michael. Visiting Banker.
 Joseph Gibbons, assistant cashier of the Hartman National Bank of New York city, is visitor 10 the city, making a trip through the state or pleasure and sightseeing. He leaves for the south. today, en route to the coast From the West.
 Roland Nichols, livestock inspec tor of the Hillside section, was in the city yesterday on business, and gives somewhat of a discouraging report of the condition of livestock, the winter being cold and new feed slow in coming up. Realty Litigation.
 Attorneys R F. Morrison and E. S. Clark have gone to Flagstaff on important litigation affecting the ownership of certain real estate in that city, in which the former re presents T. E. Pollock and the lat ter A. T. Cornish. The property is valued at several thousand dollars. The trial begins today in the Super for Court Mine Inspection.
 Colonel J. C. Rankin, of Chicago, we'll known in mining circles of this county, as former operator, and identified with the Braganza mines of Big Bug district, arrived yester day, and will make an inspection oi the property, leaving for there to- day He is reticent as to the future of that property. This is his first trip in three years.
 Business Trip.
 B. w. Getsinger, who recently pur- chased the Thomas farm on Willow Creek, arrived from Phoenix yester- day, to look after his interests. Lat CT he comes to remain for the sum mer, bringing his wife and family. He is outlaying considerable capital and contemplates making the place fruit producer solely, planting re- gently over 5000 trees. School to Close.