Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-21
City News
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(From Thursdays Daily)

JOHu IulpllS, the Ntll huONu hlIh- land citizen, is in the city on a busi- ness visit
 Humboldt Visitor.
 W. F. Buckingham of Humboldt Is in the city, having legal matters that require his attention before the dis triet court.
 From Skull Valley.
 A. J. Laswell and J. 4. Strapp, well known agricultural people of the Skull Valley section, are in the city on business matters. Goes to Mayer.
 Bert Davis, associated with Horace Bowdre in the livery business of Mayer, has gone to that point for few days, MT. Bowdre coming to Prescott on business.
 Bounty Hides.
 T. F. Peters yesterday disposed of four skunk, two coyote and one wild eat hide to the board of supervisors. They were paid for at the rate of s1 per head by these legal merchants. Accomplished Lady Leaves.
 Mrs. J. G. Kirkpatrick, the accom- plished vocalist of this city, will leave this morning for the coast, San Diego being her destination. She will be absent for some time, visiting friends and others at that popular resort. Back From Swansea.
 E. D. Bison, an official of the Clara Consolidated company, arrived in the city yesterday from Swansea on mat ters pertaining to his company. He says the completion of the new rail road to that point is anxiously awaited.
 New Arrivals.
 The birth of a daughter to MT. and Mrs. Chas. P. Mullen is an nouneed from Iron Springs, where they are spending the summer. From the Agua Fria the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. W. 4. Rosenberger is also announced.
 Offender Leaves.
 Deputy Sheriff Olea left for Phoe- nix last night having in custody Joe Mefford, accused of two misdemean ors, embezzlement being one of the crimes alleged. MT. Aefford recently arrived in the city from that sec tion, and says he will be proven in- noeent.
 Big Goat Man.
 E. c. Doran, the recognized goat baron of eastern Yavapai, is i1 the city on business matters. He reports that industry as a prosperous one and he will probably visit the Seattle ex- position in a few weeks as a result of recent sales of the fleece he has secured.
 Suddenly Stricken.
 While en route to Flagstaff to visit friends for a few weeks, Miss Vada Springfield of this city was sud denly stricken i'll at Ash Fork, yes terday, requiring the services of a physician from this city. Later she recovered sufficiently to proceed to her destination.
 Returns Home.
 A. W. Edwards, who has been to the Castle Hot Springs, where a new and magnificent annex is being ad- ded to that hostelry, returned yester- day to his duties in that city. He says the new building is going up rapidly, Meyers & Greig of this city having the contract.
 From the Coast.
 Hon. RObt. E. Morrison has return ed from a brief visit to the coast and to Los Angeles. He says that the electrical illumination of Los An geles for the Elks was the most mag nifcent spectacle witnessed by him, and was pronounced by all visitors the most perfect piece of illumina- ton they had ever witnessed. Engineer Returns.
 H. L. Fishel, well known in rail road circles, arrived yesterday from Bouse, on the A. & C. He has re- gently completed his duties in lay ing out the line of the road that goes to Swansea. Four and one-half miles of the grade are finished, and some ties are on hnad to be laid. Steel is expected soon, when construction will begin.
 Telephone Expert.
 MT. and Mrs. Wyatt Smith reached the city yesterday from Humboldt for a few days visit with friends. MT. Smith has charge of the service of the Prescott Electric company in the eastern division of YavaPai, and in that connection says that all along the line and especially at Humboldt