Weekly journal-miner., 1913-02-12
Rural Visitors.

ing medical attention for their young daughter, who was stricken i'll few days ago.
 Live Stock Deal.
 Marie Warlop has sold to F. O. Twitty, all her livestock interests ranging in the Ash Fork country, for the sum of 5000, the bill of sale being filed for record yesterday
 ormer Resident.
 N. Friedburg, former resident of this city, arrived yesterday to visit with friends for few days. He is en route from the east to Escondido, Cal, where he is in business. Visiting Daughter.
 Mrs. M. C. McNulty left yester- day for Tempe, where she will visit with her daughter. Miss Vera Mo Nulty for a few days the latter being a student at the normal school.
 Educational.
 County School Superintendent Miller left yesterday for the capital to attend a meeting of the State Board of Education which convenes today. His office at the Court House will be closed until Tuesday in con sequence.
 Return of a Pioneer,
 John Hartin, one of the best known of the Hassayamper colony, returned yesterday from Los Ange- les, to mingle again with old-time associates, and to visit with his many relatives. He was formerly county treasurer of this county. To Line City.
 George Woodward, mining in the Turkey Creek section, left yester- day for Nogales, where he will be joined by a brother, who is working caliche ground about ffty-hve miles distant in Sonora. Both are to re- sume operations, the country being pacihed where they are located Brief Visitor.
 John, J. Reddick, head chauffeur of the United Verde Copper Com pany, was a brief visitor to the city yesterday on business. This com pany maintains several machines and during smelter construction at Clarkdale, they are extensively used in going and coming from the mine. Leaves for Capital.
 Miss Nellie O'Sullivan, favorably known as a trained nurse, and until recently at Mercy Hospital, left yes terday for Phoenix, where she is called in a professional capacity. She is succeeded by Miss Dora Sulli- van, recently of Los Angeles, who comes highly recommended in her calling.
 Mining Men Arrive.
 w. w. Reese and C. H. Hon, of New. Mexico, are recent arrivals and are investigating certain properties with the view of becoming interest ed. Both are favorably impressed with the mineral possibilities of this section, and will become investors later. They left for the southern part of the State yesterday and re- turn in a few days.
 Inspected Interests.
 William D. Shaw, formerly resi- dent of this city, but now residing in Minneapolis, Minn., left for the southern part of the state yesterday after week of examination of his goat interests in Walnut Grove. He is associated with Arthur Baldwin in that business. He stated the present year will be the banner one in price for mohair, the entire clip having been purchased before shorn at a decided increase in price over that of last year.
 Comes to Locate.
 Francis Swinton, a brief visitor two years ago, returned yesterday and will make this section his flu ture home, being joined by his wife and family later from Ukiah, Cal He is enthusiastic over the curative qualities of the climate for asthmatic troubles, having fully recovered dur ing a two months visit. Inspected Mines.
 F. w. Wood, general manager of the Swastika mines in the Brad shaws, has returned after a week of inspecting underground conditions, and expressed himself as decidedly we'll pleased with the outlook. The usual force is maintained and ship ping again begins in a short time. He returned yesterday to Los An peles.