Weekly journal-miner., 1909-09-22
CEty News
 ....In Brief
lFrom Snndav's Dailv.l

Mayer s-SltcE.
 j. E. suIrett, engaged in the butcberlag business of Mayg. is ia the ci.y.
 On Mining Business.
 W. l.. Roberts, prominently identi- fled with mining in Copper Basin, is in the ei5y on a brief business trip. To Visit Friends.
 Mrs. Annie Henry was a passenger yesterday afternoon for Wickenburg. where she will visit friends for sey- cral days.
 Returns to Home.
 After several days in the city the guest If Mrs. Robert Mrs. Phil Pc trearch rs turned to hey home in Jer- ome yesterday morning.
 Goes to Parker.
 J. l. Roberts was a passenger yes terday Ia9rning for Parker on a busi- ness trip and to look over the situa- ton at that point in his line. Able Lawyer.
 C. H. Rutherford, recognized in legal circles as an able man, is in the city. coming from Jerome. He will leave this morning for that city. Lone Hide Man.
 J. W. Robbins was the only hide bounty man before the board of su- pervisors yesterday sending in one skunk. for which he was paid the sum of one dollar.
 Expected Tonight.
 Homer Wood who has been in the White mountains of Apache county for sever1I weeks is expected to re- turn tonight. He. has been to that section oa a trip of recreation Finishes Survey.
 After several days spent in the Camp Wood and adjacent country, engaged in survey work for farmers and livestock men, H. c. Shotwell returned last night to. his home in this city. Pleased With Climate. AlI- diltA MS JuHAuN NbtbN4- aANNi several months spent in this section, returned to their home in Phoenix yesterday morning. Both are delight ed with this section and speak ih flat tering terms of the climate. Former Resident Here.
 Mrs. F. D. Tredwell, formerly a resident of this city and Mayer, but now of Bouse, passed through the city yesterday en route to Jerome, where she will be the guest for sev eral days of Ms. Phil Petreareh. Sold Horses.
 J. NJ. Cook. of Yaeger, who left this section several weeks ago with a carload of horses for St. Louis and Kentucky, returned Friday eve ming. He reports the market glutted and the prices unsatisfactory gener ally.
 Resumes Position.
 James Samuels after three months of vacation spent at the beach resorts of southern California, has returned to the city and resumed his position with the Hill Hardware com pany.
 From the Desert. Marion Rutledge, interested in sew eral mining properties near Wenden, is in tue city on a business trip. He states that in the vicinity of that place considerable activity is notice able and he predicts a lively winter in operations and investments. Divine Delayed. L. w. Smith, pastor of the Epis- copal church of this city, telegraphs that he will be unable to reach Pres colt in time to resume services in that denomination, having been delay ed en route. Accordingly no services will be held today as anticipated. ' Mining Man Leaves.
 J. E. Pawley, who has been visit ing the city for several days on min ing business, will leave this morning for his mining camp near Yarnell to i resume development. He has quartz and placer claims in that section and will work the latter. To the East.
 Mr. and Mrs. l.. J. Reymiller left yesterday, the former going to Den yer for d few weeks of recreation and the latter to Piqua, Ohio, where she will be the guest of friends and relatives for two months. NIT. Key miller IS with the $. F. p. & P. in this city.
 Real Estate Sold.
 Through Martindell Horne & Co.,, of this city, yesterday the sale of the Ella William real estate and brick