Weekly journal-miner., 1909-09-01
City News
 ....In Brief
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(From Sundays Daily.)

N''' iN1tN. iS pay 4hS '4iS NitF 't Nlolt for few days.
 Prominent Bradshawite.
 Frank Townsend, prominent resi- dent of the Bradshaw district. is visit cng the city on business matters His friends, who are many in that re zion, say that when Crown King $ incorporated as a city. he will be its first mayor, owing to his broad con ception of how a city should be run. Mine Official Visitor.
 V. $. Hutchinson. consulting engi- need of the Nulture mine, near Wick enburg, is in the city on a business visit.
 Young Lady Returns.
 After several weeks visiting friends in Peoples valley, Miss Duke Lewis returned yesterday. She reports hay ing had an enjoyable time.
 Goes to Mine.
 s. G. Johnson, Swho- recently secured ownership of the Alto mine in Eugenia Guleh on judgment sale, left yes terday for that property.
 Medical Visitors.
 Dr. Sweatnam in charge of the medical department of the Poland Mining company, and Dr. Thomas R. Whitmarsh, a physician of Parker, are in the city.
 Returns From Mayer.
 Mrs F. H. Baldwin returned to her home in this city yesterday from Mayer, where she has been for sev- eral days visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed. Pentland.
 Home From Vacation.
 Mrs. J. C. Graves, the wife of the popular conductor of the s. F. P. & P. | railway, returned yesterday from Los Angeles, where she spent seven weeks visiting friends" Visitors From Verde. Mrs. C. B: ;Coulson and her daugh- ter, Miss Mart' CouIson, reached the city yesterday from the Verde val ley. and will visit with friends here In a few days they will be joined by Mir COulson. ''
 Satisfied Sightseers.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Earnhart re- turned last night from their trip to the Grand Canyon. They were de- lighted with the magnificent spectacle of this natural wonder and pleased at making the. trip.
 Two Lawyers. ' '''
 Judge H. T. Andrews and T. G. Norris left yesterday for Denver and Kansas City, respectively, the former having legal matters to attend to and the latter on mining business. While they travelled in the same ear they were not together.
 To Feed the Hungry.
 The Catholic ladies of the parish in this city, will have a cooked food sale at the old O. K. Market on Cor tez street on Labor day, at which all the delicious viands they are noted for preparing, will be placed on sale at a reasonable price.
 Received a Welcome. MT. and Mrs. NJ. Tregales arrived in Prescott last evening from Eng | land, where they have been for sev- ' eral months. MT. Tregales was call ed to that country by the illness of his father, who later suceumbed to his illness. They were warmly greet l ed at the depot by host of friends E on their return home. Pilgrim Returns.
 After an absence of over two years, t William Burhans, formerly resident 8 of this section, being well known in I mining circles, reached the city yes terday from the southern country. He t reports the COurtland country very i prosperous and promising. ( Trouble in Camp.
 Receiving telephone advices from 1 Poland that Minori Schotor and Frank t COncus were wanted at that place, Sheriff Smith last night arrested the men and is holding them in custody. c The message was sent by Deputy ' Burnell, who will arrive today. It i was not stated what they are wanted l for.
 Exposition Girl Home. Miss Eva French, the last of the I Journal-Miner girls who made the a famous tour from the Hassayampa to I the sound at Seattle, arrived home last night, and received a welcome Il from her many friends. She has been | visiting Los Angeles for several days V since completing the tour of the I north. To Los Angeles.
 Mrs. R. H. Burmister, accompanied V