Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-19
City News ...In Brief
From Sundays Daily)

Home From Coast.
 Mrs. Shull Forest and her son, "Jack," returned yesterday from Los Angeles, where the former has been visiting friends several weeks. Visiting Friends.
 Miss Emma Hiatt, in charge of the public school at Groom Creek, was a visitor with friends in the city yesterday, and will return to- day.
 Comes to Locate.
 T. J. Grove arrived yesterday from Iowa, and will leave tomorrow for Dewey, where he will reside. He was met at Ash Fork by his son, T. J. Grove, Jr.
 Come to Reside.
 Mrs. A. P Meade and children ar rived in the city yesterday from Port Huron, Mich, and will locate here. She is the wife of an at taehe of the Bashford- -Burmister Co. Fine Milling Plant.
 Tim Kirwin, an experienced mill wright, who has been employed at the Venezia mine, installing the new ten stamp mill for J. B. Tomlinson, is in the city for a few days on busi- ness. He will return later, and con- templates going to Sonora, Mexico, to engage in similar work for MT. Tomlinson, who will erect another plant on mine in which he is in- terested
 Connecting the Plant.
 Yesterday the Prescott Gas and Electric company finished setting the poles to the rock breaker of the city and by Monday night will have elee- trical connection established. It is the intention to get this appliance under operation immediately, and to cap the streets and alleys with crushed granite, while the season is favorable. The rock breaker is sit uated at the west end of Carleton street, where an abundance of ma terial is available.
 BuSlneSS VlSlC0rS.
 RObt R. Bliss and Herman Sehwan- beck, business men of Humboldt, were arrivals in the city yesterday, the former to remain for few days visit with friends, and the latter en route to Wickenburg, to visit his mother. Both state that the Shelter City is on the map to stay, and the plant running on full time with a heavy copper production. It was re- ported that arrangements are being considered to enlarge the capacity to handle the increased ore receipts. In B>siness way the outlook is en- eouraging, and two new brick build ings are under course of erection. Entertained Mother. I MT. and Mrs. W. c. Mays are en, tertaining the formers mother, Mrs William Mays, who arrived in the city yesterday from Pittsburg, Pa This is her first visit. She will re. main several weeks.
 Home From California.
 Captain and Mrs. H. G. Coyken dall arrived home yesterday from California, where he participated in the army maneuvers at Ataseadero Mrs. COykendal has Teen the guest of friends several months on the Coast.
 Trip of Recreation.
 W. E. Maroney, district attorney of Mohave county, left yesterday for KIngman, after a two weeks visit recuperating his health. He will pre-, pare for the term of court which will open there on October 26th.
 From the South.
 Thomas Halpin, of Bisbee, arrived in the city yesterday and will leave today for the camp of the Mount Elliott Consolidated, where his brother, Ralph Halpin, is mine fore man. He states that recently many miners have been laid off in Bisbee in consequence of which the labor situation is not very inviting in that field at the present time.