Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-12
City News
 ...In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily.)

mining operator, was an arrival in the city yesterday on business, and will return today.
 From the Coast.
 W. J. Mulvenon returned yesterday from a brief bushes trip to Los An geles, in the interest of his various enterprises in this city. Pioneer Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. MeMiehael, well known pioneer residents of the county, residing on Big Bug, were arrivals in the city yesterday, and will remain for a few days visiting with friends.
 Left for Home.
 MT. and Mrs. K. D. Hellswarth and three children left yesterday for their home in Phoenix after a pleas ant summer visit. During his stay here MT. Hellswarth filled a respon- sible position with the Biles-Lockhart Clothing company.
 From Big Camp.
 J. H. Thompson, general manager of the Federal Mining and Milling company of Cherry Creek, was an ar rival in the city yesterday on busi- ness. He returns to his interests to- day, and reports the work of in stalling the big plant and the mine work as progressing satisfactorily. Seriously Ill.
 J. S. Tam of Mayer, an old placer miner. was brought to the city yes terday and placed in the county hos pital He is suffering from general debility. and is said to be in a seri- ous condition.
 Winter Residence.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Elliott and daughter, the former with the s. F., P. & P, as its ranking locomotive engineer, will make their home dur ing the coming winter in Phoenix, leaving today. MT. Elliott will con tinue his run as at present on the main line.
 To the Desert.
 Fred Eccles and Luther Rathburn reached the city yesterday from the Bradshaw Mountains and will leave today for the Plomosa Mountains, in Yuma county, where placer mining discoveries are reported. They will travel overland. They formerly lived { in that section.
 Preparing for Duty. Albert NJ. Jones of Seligman. dele gate-elect to the Constitutional con- ventiOn from this county. arrived in the city yesterday, and is at the home of his father, Col. Thomas M. Jones. He will remain until the latter end of the week, accompanying his con frerees to the capital.
 Attorney Returns.
 Robt. F. Morrison returned from Los Angeles yesterday after attend ing to legal matters for clients in that city. He states that the Times disaster continues to engross the at tention of the public and that con siderable excitement was still pre- vailing when he left.
 Big Storage Service.
 The Arizona Mine Supply company yesterday shipped to the Castle Hot Springs one of the largest and heav- jest steel tanks ever manufactured in the city, having a capacity of over l5, ,OOO gallons. It was made of No. 10 gauge material and will be util- ized for storing distillate, the fuel used at that resort for propelling the electric light plant and other ma chinery.
 Interested in Litigation. IF. B. Swim, son of the late Mrs. U. H. Breed. and identified with the litigation over that estate, as the contestant of the will of MT. Breed, was an arrival in the city yesterday to consult with his attorney, Henry F. Ashurst. He is from Harlowtown Mont The hearing of this important law suit will take place at Holbrook later The late Mir. Breed was one of the wealthiest residents of the Territory. He was a prominent mer' chant of Winslow. Four days after his death his wife passed away since when the estate has been in, volved in litigation. Over $1OO,0OC is at stake.
 Brief Business Trip.
 l l. Cooper, well known in Jerome business circles, was a visitor to the city yesterday, returning home or
 the afternoon train. He has large real estate interests in that city, anC reports business conditions as favor able, with the outlook attractive from 4b y,onoro1 ,u;ripu u-orl. r,oinr or