Weekly journal-miner., 1909-12-22
City News ...ID Brief
(From Tuesdays Daily)


 C. D. Rynearson returned to his tufa quarries yesterday, after a few days in the city on business matters. Lawyer Returns Home.
 J. E. Russell returned yesterday from a two weeks trip to Southern Arizona, visiting Florence, Tucson and the Twin Buttes centers on legal matters.
 Smashed Windows.
 A warrant was sworn out yesterday through Justice McLane's court, charging George Coke, cOlored, with demolishing windows in Granite Street saloon.
 Return Home.
 After an enjoyable trip to Los Angeles and other points on the coast of many weeks, the Misses Sears re- turned yesterday and have gone to their home at Mayer.
 Contractor to Leave.
 c. A. French, the well known stone mason, will leave today to resume his contract work with the Clara Consolidated at Swansea after a visit with his family in the city. Student Returns.
 Harry Shumate, attending St. Vim cents college in Los Angeles, reach ed the city yesterday to spend the holidays with relatives. He will re- turn later to resume his studies. Mining Visitors.
 H. P. Dyson and A. E. Taylor, Op- erating extensively in the Lynx Creek (, ..+ They will return today. Both are very enthusiastic over that field. Pension Agent Arrives.
 F. W. Tuckerman, [. s. pension agent, having jurisdiction over Ari zona. reached the city yesterday from his headquarters at Los Angeles. He went to Turkey Creek yesterday on that business.
 Valley Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. L. J. Hasselfeld, MT. and Mrs. Chas. W. Carter and R. Robertson. all of Kirkland valley, were visitors to the city yesterday on a holiday purchasing trip, return ing last night
 Sells City Lot.
 Yesterday a deed was filed for rec ord from H. H. Carter conveying to Mrs. Nettie L. Mckinley lot 19 in block 29. No consideration was nam ed. The property is located in the southeastern part of the city. Did Some Shopping.
 J. T. Nelson, the genial mercantile man of Jerome Junction, and H. J. Gray. the stockmsn of the same sec tiOn, were in the city yesterday lay ing in a stock of holiday articles, re- turning home on the afternoon train. 1 Contractor Arrives.
 J. E. Scott of the big railroad con tracting firm of Scott, Smith & White, | who are constructing the grade for the Barker-Bengal route, is in the | city on business matters. He reports | the work progressing at a lively rate. Returns.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins, after a bus mess trip to Los Angeles of several | days. is again in the city. He was | called to that place on legal mat -ers, accompanying Mrs. Hawkins, who will spend the holidays with friends.
 Sold Horses.
 J., M. Cook, the Yaeger stockman, lrrived Sunday from Ohio, where he disposed of two ear loads of horses. This is the second shipment of this ,lases of stock he has made from the ranges of the county in the past few months.
 To See Relatives.
 A. c. McGillen. the Placeritas min ng man, left yesterday for his for uer home in Chicago, S spend the holidays with rlativs andsfriends. He expects to be absent several weeks md will transact important business lffecting his interests before return ng.
 Miner in City.
 Matt Hall, known in the mining field for his proficiency in under ground work, was in rhe city yester- lay, coming from the Hassayampa listrict. He has several mining .laims in that section and is develop ng them.
 Proud Grandfather.
 John H. Requena, accompanied by lis wife and infant daughter. arrived n the city yesterday from New York. They are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. ;. \. Requena and expect to make Prescott their future place of resi- lence. It has been five years since 'Ir. Requena visited his parents and lis father is now most delighted that le enjoys the distinction of being a 
 Prefer Arizona.
 After two years of an absence in he cold and dreary land of British 'olumbia, Mr. and Mir. G. c. Cox. ormerly residents of thic county, re- turned yesterday to the city. Their destination is the beautiful Verde i Valley, where snow is unknown and where the climate conditions are al- ways of the best, permitting work in he open instead of masked behind urs and the facing of blizzards. They re pleased to be again in this sec . ion, and will remain permahently. l 'Ir. Cox has land interests in the ! Verde. Visited Relatives.
 Mrs. Zarada Copeland of Chicago,
 cousin of Mrs. A. D. Adams of this ( itv. after several days of a visit | (