Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-28
CFrom Tuesdays Daily)

From Tuesdays Daily)
 Lawyer Leaves.
 Robt. F. Morrison left yesterday for Bisbee, where he has professional duties to look after.
 To the Coast.
 F. L. Wright left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he was called on important business matters.
 Surveyed Land.
 J. j. Fisher returned to the city yesterday after a trip to the Kirk land section, where he did some sur veying work on lands there.
 For a Vacation.
 Frank Mulrein, of the plumbing house of J. H. Mulrein. left yester- day for Los Angeles, where he will visit friends for several weeks. McCabe Miners Here.
 s. Morrison, accompanied by his son, B. Morrison, well known min ing men of the McCabe section, are visiting the city for few days. Banker in Town.
 E. s. Gosney, prominently known in financial circles in northern Arizona as a banker of Flagstaff, is in the city for a few days ou business mat teTS. Railroad Inspection.
 T. J. Maddox, travelling auditor of the s. F., P. & P, left yesterday on an official inspection of the many of fees of this railroad to the south | of the city. Return Home.
 After a general tour of the Pacific and Atlantic coasts, MT. and Mrs. Hugo Richards returned to their home in this city yesterday morning. They have been absent several weeks. Visits Sick Son.
 Mrs. Mary W. Searles of Concord, \. H., is in the city, arriving Sun day evening. She comes to visit her son, who is here for the benefit of his health. She will remain for some time
 Prominent Lawyer Here.
 E. E. Ellinwood, with the Cop per Queen Mining company, of Bis bee. as its legal adviser. is in the city. He stopped over a day, being en route to northern Arizona on business.
 Has Good Showing.
 J. A. Forbes, who is operating the mine near the Jersey Lily, in the Hassayampa district, is paying the city business visit He reports good progress being made on that property, and results as satisfae- tory.
 Pleased With Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. C. Whisman re- turned from their visit to Los An geles on Sunday evening, where they visited friends and witnessed the at fractions of the Elks' celebration. They say they had an enjoyable time 1 Sulphurous Language. s
 Fritz Kramig, for using obscene I anguage in the presence of women f md children, was given s2O fine s by Justice MeLane. ! Iramig was until recently the city l log catcher, acquiring through that | location evidently, a bad tongue. a 'luicing Rains I
 R. NJ. Hanson, in charge of the 'wiggs express line to the Senator, t cached the city yesterday morning f rom that place. He says that the c oadbed on high ground is in fair 1 onditiOn but where the road crosses t Iulches or runs along them, and cs- f 'ecially along Banning creek, bad n onditiOns exist, in fact, no roads d re to be seen. The volume of water c hat fell in that section was the t, eaviest recorded in many years, the a lany gulches showing that they were tl unning full from bank to bank. H rebate Matters
 In the probate court, yesterday, V he last will and testament of Emily P 'Orter Dezendorf, deceased, was al- b owed, approved and admitted to \ rebate. Letters testamentary were A ssued to Frederick C. Dezendorf, her a usband, who resides in Phoenix, be- W ng attached to the general land of- u ce there. 2 toes to New Fields. W
 The many Prescott friends of Mir " nd Mrs. Walter Field will regret e 0 learn that they will soon leave o' he city, going to Seattle, Wash, ol ear which place Mr Field will en- 1T age in agricultural life. He has el bo ln,