Weekly journal-miner., 1913-02-05
(FTom Saturdays Daily Nupital Event.

(From Saturdays Daily
 Nupital Event.
 A marriage license was issued yes terday to Miss Maria A. Ruiz and Santiago Gurano, both residents of Jerome
 From the Mines. ] Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Tribby were arrivals in the city yesterday from Cherry Creek, the former to receive medical attention They are at the Head Hotel.
 To the Capital. President Cunniff of the state sen ate, left for Phoenix yesterday morn- ing, and Senator Wood is to leave tomorrow. The special session con venes Monday morning.
 Inspection Trip.
 c. w. Myers and Walter Brink hoff arrived yesterday from Chicago and will visit the Mckinley mines, in which they are interested to make an inspection of development. Joins Husband.
 Mrs. Ben w. Feild, wife of Lieu tenant Feild, of the Eighteenth In- fantry, left Whipple this morning for Fort Bliss, Texas, to reside, and where her husband is on duty. Valley Visitors.
 Mrs. Ed Mahurin and Miss Alice Willard, of Cottonwood, on the Verde river, were visitors with friends in the city yesterday and registered at the Prescott Hotel Baby Girl Born.
 MT and Mrs. J. T. Cooper are rejoicing over the arrival at their home of fine little baby girl, the event taking place recently. She has been christened Mary Etta Ruth Cooper.
 Business Trip.
 Col. L. w. Getchell, general man ager of the Cash mines near Sena- tor, left yesterday for Los Angeles, on an important business trip per taining to that property, and ret Irns next week
 Mining Transaction.
 By a deed recorded yesterday the sale of the Recall group of four mines in the Hillside country, has taken place for the sum of $5,000. The seller is William Linden and the buyer A. F. Swigert for one half interest.
 Outside Visitors.
 Grover Lessard and Frank Upton, rangemen and farmers of the Big Bug country, were in the city yes terday on business, and report the cattle in fine condition and farmers as preparing to plant a larger acre age than formerly
 Verde Visitor.
 ]. V. Wright is in the city from the Verde Valley, on business trip, anu lSpOAtS llat NOuitiS aS PAOSPNA ing in the farming line. The oil fever Is reaching white heat, also, as the four wells are being drilled to great depth and the indications fav- orable for striking flow. Fatal Affliction.
 George Linwood, who left this section about two months ago to visit with relatives near Pocatello. Idaho, according to letters received Wednesday passed away two weeks ago from pneumonia. He was aged about B years and worked at sev-- eral camps in this and Mohave coun- ties.
 Gives Good Report.
 w. J. Casey, an employe of the Commercial mines in Copper Basin, is in the city for a few days visit ing with his wife He gives an ex- cellent report of the showing on that property, and is of the belief that it is destined to rank among the notable producers of the red metal of the state Mining Man Returns.
 Mir and Mrs. C. H. Dunning re- turned yesterday from an extended trip to New York, wheer the form CT was summoned by the govern ment to testify in a certain mining transaction that was under investi- gation, situated in Canada, the liti- gation being instituted by the postal department that alleged fraud in the methods of selling the stock MT. Cunning inspected the property a few years ago and before coming to this section. Temporary Suspension.
 A new boiler was shipped to