Weekly journal-miner., 1913-09-03

who was stricken suddenly and seri- ously i'll on Monday The little fellow has improved since medical treatment was given, and his recov- cry is expected.
 Business Trip.
 T. C. SnideE general contractor at Clarkdale and Jerome, is in the city for a few days on business. He reports a scene of lively building ac- tivity at the new smelter city-the big plant is attracting comment from a construction standpoint, and later the incorporating of the town i.' to be effected. He is considering the advisability of making the race for the office of mayor.
 Leaves the City
 Miss Fern Kennedy, for several months a resident of the city and the guest of MT. and Mrs. w. T. King, left yesterday for Merced, Cal, where she vii reside in the future. Returns Home
 Mrs Gertrude Hickman, for sev- eral months identified with the Ho tel Congress, as manager, returned to Los Angeles yesterday, where she will reside. Her pleasing per sonality made her many friends, and her leaving is regretted by patrons of the place.
 To Enjoy Climate
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Hill, form CT residents of the city returned yes terday to remain indefinitely. They have concluded Q tour of the coast which extended to Alaska and re ceived welcome from many friends HcteI Fixtures Sold
 Geo. B. Swasey, lessee of the Ho- tel Congress. has sold to F. NJ. Mur phy, a miscellaneous assortment of personal property in that place, the bill of sale being filed for record yesterday for a nominal sum. Jerome Realty Sold
 Geo. W. Hull has sold to Frank Dezolt, a lot on the Maine mining claim in Jerome, for the sum of $500 the deed being filed yesterday. Pioneer Visitor
 A. E. Smith, the pioneer resident of Turkey creek, was an arrival from his mining camp and is reg istered at the Sherman house. From the Mines.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ N Andrews, the former general manager of the Red man Stockholders Corporation, are in the city from the camp near Me Cabe. on Q business trip for few days
 Seriously Injured.
 Dr. ]. B. Christensen, injured a few days ago by hack running over his body, fracturing four ribs, was reported quite i'll yesterday and il ;s believed he is internally injured. It has been decided to perform an operation. to alleviate his intense suffering Ore Shipping Resumed.
 The first shipment of ore from the Ruth mines on Indian creek, under lease by Stukey Bros, passed through the city yesterday, and consisted of a ten ton batch The new firm is sinking new .haft, and production is going on daily.
 Leave for Home.
 The many friends in the city of Mrs. E. NJ Pentland and daughter. Miss Bertha Pentland, will be inter ested to learn that they left Monday l for Redlands, Cal, their home They had been visiting with relatives and friends for the past two months, and their departure was attended with | expressions of regret, both having been former residents, and favorably known to all. Sells Mines
 Joseph C. Ficklin, of Chicago, has sold to the Mineral Point Copper company, his interest in four claims ill Black Hills district, for a nomin- al sum, the deed being filed for rer cord yesterday. The purchaser has large holdings that adjoin, situated near Jerome Junction, but the prop erty has been idle for over a year. Mining Business
 Harrington Blauvelt is in the city from his mining camp on the Has sayampa where he continues devel- opment and is preparing to make a shipment of ore. The values are high grade in gold, and the owner is quite enthusiastic over the condition of his holdings.
 Sells Property