Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-25
CIty News
 ...In Brief
(From Sundays Daily.)

bIl'I lIlp 'H hhll'N ih h'T '"'' Visiting Friends.
 John Krahenbuhl well known mining man of French Gulch. is in the city for few days. visiting friends
 Attended Court.
 Henry F. AshuTst returned from Phoenix yesterday where he was call. cd to attend the session of tde Su preme Court
 From Big Chino.
 J. W. Sullivan, who has extensive land and cattle interests in Big Chino valley, is in the city on business trip for few days.
 Dusinsss Misaon.
 Judge F. W. Wells left yesterday for Phoenix for few days on busi. ness matters in that city in which he is interested.
 Mining Missaon.
 II. l.. Scott returned to the city yesterday after n trip to Bisbee and Fl Paso on mining business affecting his interests in this section. Returns from Miaiou.
 T. q. Norris returned yesterday from the southern part of the coun. ty, where he was called on mining matters he is identified with. Inspecting Interests.
 Manager C. M Shaw of the Pres. eott Electric company, left yesterdey for Jerome on an inspection of com. pany interests al that point. Big Freighter Leaves.
 !. A. Trenberth, after a few days in the city on business matters, left yesterday for Bouse and Swansea, where his freightng outfits are To- cated
 0oes to Mildred Mine.
 Charles Sauer left yesterday for the camp of the Mildred Gold Mines company, where he will take charge of the erection of the new mill of that enterprise, which is ready to be installed.
 Take Long Ride.
 MT. and Mrs LeRoy Anderson left yesterday for Cherry Creek, where they will spend Sunday as the guests of Judge and Mrs. Richard DeKuhn and Miss DeKubn. They travelled in their auto.
 Railroad People Travel.
 F. P. Hastings, head of the frcg ght and passenger department, and H. C. Storey, superintendent of the s. F., F. & F., have gone to Phoenix 10 look after matters in their respective departments.
 On Probate Matters.
 John Berry, the mining man of Dewey, was an arrival yesterday in the city, on matters before the Pro. bate Court, and will return home to. day. He is interested in mining near that place.
 Drysnt Buried Yssssrday.
 The remains of the late John Bry. ant, who committed suicide in the county jail few days ago, were laid away yesterday in the Citizsns' cemetery, and few friends were present at the sad rites. City Lot Sold.
 Yesterday a deed was filed for rec. ord from R. c. Postou and E. l.. Hart, both of Iowa, for lot 9 in block K, of this city, the purchaser being E. Rosas, and tae sum paid s75. The property is situated on the extreme sontb end of Granite street. This is inc fourth lot sold by the above people in the past two week. in that part of the city. After Mine Supplies.
 Joe Meyers, who is developin0 claims in the Copper Basin section, arrived in the city yesterday to Dur. chase mining supplies. He reports many mines In operation there, and the outlook very flattering. ;. Returns to Prescott.
 Judge E. NJ. Doe, as ociate justice Of the Supreme Court, returned to the city yesterday afternoon, and win open District Court next week. prob. ably Wednesday. Judge Doe partieI, pated with that body for two days in its deliberations. Sad Duty Ended,
 Mrs. A. D. Cox, accompanied by her daughter, and Mrs. Lizzie Me. Kay, will leave this morning for their home at Congress. Mrs. Cox accompanied the remains of her hus. band here, where funeral service, were held.
 Mine Operator Here.
 c. W. Ruffner, who is deyeloniny