Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-28

gives him board and lodging in the
 big brick on the plaza for thirty days. He was drunk, disorderly and a general nuisance to the people of
 that railroad town.
 Visits Family.
 B. M. Goldwater of NJ. Goldwater
 6 Bro, was passenger to the south
 last evening, after a brief visit with
 his family, who are spending the
 summer in this city. MT. Goldwater says that his firm is to build one of the finest stores in Arizona, which will be located at Phoenix.
 Has a Relapse.
 William Gammill, who met with an accident some weeks ago, in a collision with an auto on South Mon tezuma street, sustaining bruises to his body and fraeturing several ribs, has been ordered by his attending physician to bed again. He appear ed on the streets too soon after the accident.
 Humboldt Merchant Here.
 Dr. George H. Francis, the drug gist of Humboldt, as well as the jus tiee of the peace of that district, is visiting the city on business mat ters. In common with other resi- dents of that city, he speaks encour- agingly of the future of that place, since work has been resumed on the big smelting plant.
 Official Leaves.
 J. B. Girand, the energetic terri torial engineer, having the practical end of the good roads movement to supervise, returned to Phoenix, Sat urday evening. Mir. Grand is a civIl engineer by profession, and the gen eral opinion is that he is well quail fed to satisfactorily perform the duties of that responsible office. StlckerS Dlsappolnted.
 Several young baseball players of Phoenix, under the captainey of Neri Osborn, Jr.. of that city, came up from the Capital City on Saturday night, in anticipation of a baseball game with the Grays of this city on Sunday. Some mistake in ar ranging the sport occurred, and no game resulted. The Phoenix players feel grateful to Prescott friends, however, their expenses being paid by several enthusiasts here. Tn Inspect Ranges.
 Chief of Grazing of this territory, J. K. Campbell, who arrived in the city few days ago from Albuquer- que, and E. A. Hinderer, head of the forest service of this county, left yes terday for the Juniper country on an official investigation of that range. They will be absent for a week, when certain rights are to be con- sidered and passed upon affecting cattle and sheep men located in that 1  From Hawkeye State.
 Frank Hart. a well known resident | of Dennison, Iowa, arrived in the city yesterday to remain for some time, and may possibly decide to make this section his home. His wife | has been residing here for several months, coming for the benefit of | her health. She has materially inn proved since coming, and is delighted | with this section.
 Former Resident Here.
 Many Prescott friends of Mrs John Luke are pleased to see her in this .ity, coming on a visit. She will De remembered as Miss Mary MeGill, a teacher in the public schools of this city. Her husband is now residing in Phoenix, and was 'or many years mining in the Brad 'haws, being an owner in the we'll lnown Eclipse mine, near the Crown King. Mrs. Luke is the guest at the lome of MT. and Mrs. Frank Stew Irt.
 fine Gold Brick.
 The Prescott National bank yes erday received a fine gold brick rom the Congress Consolidated Mines ompany, that weighed 256 ounces. This shipment followed one of prac- ically the same weight received a ew days ago and sent on to the lint at San Francisco. These pro- uets are viewed by many in this l ity, and they invariably attract at . ention. Being the natural product $ nd in bulk, they give an idea of