Weekly journal-miner., 1909-11-03
CIty News
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tOlI NlSAlOl. -'.. May Change Residence.
 J. H. Hartman left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he expects to go into business.
 Stockmen in Town.
 w. L. Roberts and John KOontz, well known stockmen of Williamson valley, are in town on business. Visited Relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Schanuel of Cherry Creek, have returned from a visit with relatives in Canon City, Colorado. ..- ....... Visited in Kirkland.
 Mrs. Harry Thomas and Miss Fan nie Thomas are home from Kirkland, where they were the guests of Mrs. Charles Rigden. Anvil Bend CattIeman.
 w. P. Ellison, who is one of the leading cattIemen in the Anvil Bend section. is visitor in the city from that country.
 Visiting Old Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Dan Bason and daugh ter of Blackberry, are visiting friends in Prescott. of which city they were former residents.
 Honeymoon Days.
 MT. and Mrs. MushfeIdt, who were married in Los Angeles last week, ar rived home last evening from their honeymoon trip.
 Hunting Trip.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Byers were pas sengers for Kirkland last evening, where Mir Byers will spend today in quest of the feathered skyrockets. Los Angeles Drummer. J Frank Hudson, a prominent cigar salesman of Los Angeles, who visits Prescott every three months, is in the 7 city on one of his regular trips. He states that business conditions are ) gradually growing better throughout She southwest. / Mining Superintendent.
 H. J. Meany, superintendent of the Old Tiger mine, is in the city on a business trip. MT. Meany is a brother-in-law of F M. Murphy. Expected Home.
 A. L. Hammond is expecting the return of Mrs. Hammond today from Michigan, where she has been visiting her parents for the past seven weeks.  Died in Hospital.
 Mrs. Katie O'Neil Donlan, aged 66, died yesterday at the county hospital. Her death was due to organic heart trouble. She was native of Ire land.
 New Residence.
 Harley Dillon, the Simmons contrsc- tor, sent out load of lumber and material yesterday for the erection of a new residence for. Asa Bozarth at Camp Wood. Mine Looks Well.
 Ed. Block has returned from his Sink to Rise mine in the Copper Basin district. Work is progressing satisfactorily and the ore bodies i'm proving with depth.
 Accepts Good Position.
 T E. Campbell, general manager of the Haynes Copper company, left yes terday for Jerome, accompanied by his father, Daniel Campbell, who has accepted position with the com pany.
 Hallowe'en Party.
 The Sunday school children of St. Luke's Episcopal church enjoyed their annual HallOwe Zen party at the rectory last evening when several hours were delightfully."- spent in games appropriate to the occasion. Cattle Shipments.
 During the past few days several large shipments of cattle have been made to the Salt River valley. L. L. Harmon of Kirkland, shipped eleven carloads. John Smith sent six car loads. J. H. Stephens contributed ten ears, and c. E. Stewart of William. son valley, several cars. Rough R1der's V1S1t.
 Carl Holtschue, who has been greet ing old friends in Prescott for a cou- pie of days, left yesterday for Jerome to renew acquaintanceship there be- fore returning to his mine in Mohave county. MT. Holtschue was a mem Der of Troop A of the rough riders that left Prescott in 1898. Destroyed Gates.
 When H. K. Behn returned to his home, corner Willis and Virginia streets, last evening he found that Hallowe Zen celebrators had carried away three gates from his place and had destroyed one of the gates. 1t is reported that other damage was dopa ip diffarant qacfiopS of +ba o;tv