Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-30
City News
 ....In Brief

(From Sundays DaiIy.l

 Dewey Visitor. C. c. Miller, operating the silica mines, near Dewey, was an arrival yesterday on business.
 Mercantile Visitor.
 George Hammer, MeCabe mer- chant, was an arrival in the city yes terday, and will return today. Mining Visitor
 s. R. Trengrove, superintendent of the Iron King mine, near Humboldt, was an arrival yesterday on business. Business Trip.
 John Duke, of the Hotel St. Mi on mining business, having interests near that city.
 Brief Business Trip.
 Miss Mary Wright, secretary of F. L. Wright, left yesterday for Con gress Junction, on a brief business trip for MT. Wright
 Returns to Range.
 John Chartz, who has been in the city for several days, on range busi- ness, returned yesterday to his home in Lower Kirkland valley. Returns to Duties. Miss Winnifred Fredericks, teacher of the Middle Verde public school, after a few days vacation with rel stives and friends in the city, left yesterday to resume her duties to- morrow morning.
 Mining Visitor.
 John Curran, mining man, of Walker, was an arrival in the city yesterday on business, returning in the afternoon.
 Business Good. H. D. Jones has returned from a successful business trip to the north ern part of the Territory, where he has been engaged in soliciting life | insurance
 Consultation Trip.
 Elmer Wells, superintendent of the Lelan mines, in Chaparral, returned from Phoenix yesterday, where he has been in consultation with his father, Judge E. W. Wells Takes In Partner.
 Instead of disposing of his interest in his secondhand business, as was incorrectly reported, T. W. Jenkins acquired a partner, disposing of a half-interest to MT. Thomas. Continues Examination.
 Superintendent of Schools G. W. Persons left yesterday for the Verde Valley to investigate school eondi- tions. This visit will complete his work in that line for the year. Returns From Visit
 Mrs. NJ. J. Burns, who has been the guest of Mrs. J. D. Bethune at Humboldt for several weeks, return | ed yesterday and will make her per manent home in the city, opening art studio parlors soon.
 Concludes Investigation. Former Senator W. A. Clark con eluded his examination of the United Verde mines yesterday and left in the afternoon for New York in his special ear. He has been at Jerome a week on one of his regular visits. Visiting Wife.
 W. A. Cline left yesterday for Phoenix to visit his wife and daugh- ter, Mrs. Fred Kessler, who are spending the winter there. Mrs. Cline's health is reported to be i'm proving since she left for that sec | ton.
 Abandons Official Life.
 Ben Daniels, former U. S. Marshal of Arizona, passed through the city yesterday, from the southern part of the Territory, en route to Mohave county, on a mine examination trip. He was given a cordial greeting from many friends. He states that /. he has retired from official life. Dur ing the coming week he will arrive in Prescott to investigate the pos abilities of this field
 Awarded the Child. | In the District Court of Marieopa county, Judge Kent issued a decree on November 24th. awarding Mrs. May Powell of this county the GUS tody of her son, Virgil Powell, the grandfather, Vim. Powell, having been a contestant for the custody of the child
 From the Mines.
 F. s. Jackson arrived yesterday from the camp of the LOgos mines, near Mayer, and is here on court busi- ness. Mrs. Sara Thaeker, who is in- terested in that property, has recent ly returned to her nome in Cali fornia, after completing an examin- ation of her interests.
 Completing the Work | Archie Grant, contracting earpen- teis IeAL yeSLeIudy IOr OOrOeS, where he will finish the new concrete building for J. H. Cordes. The structure is one of the largest ever built at an outside point in this county and is oeeasioned from the desirability of the place as a mining supply point and a winter headquar- ters for many sneepmen. Returns to Texas.
 Arthur Hewitt, a visitor during the summer, coming for the benefit of his health, returned yesterday to his home in Waco, Texas He is enthus isstie over the beneficial effects ex- perienced and will return early next summer. He is a wagon road build CT and states that the new Territor- ial highway out of this city is one of the greatest assets of the country. He took a series of views for exhi- bition.
 Mine Examination Trip.
 Lester Jackson, operating the War Eagle Gladiator mines, in conjunction with T G. Norris, arrived from the Rradsbaws Friday nio1t anl left vss-