Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-24
City News
 ...ID Brief
From Thursdays DaiIyl

 arrived home yesterday afternoon. Home From Coast.
 Mrs. W. w. Ross with her son and daughter, returned yesterday from the Coast resorts of Southern California, where they have been wis iting several weeks.
 Teacher Leaves.
 J. H. Franks, who has been re- tained to teach the public school at Octave, left for that mining camp yesterday, to make arrangements for the opening of the fall and winter term.
 Business Mission. Mrs. John Ross left yesterday for Berkeley, Cal, where she is called on important business matters. She eontemplates remaining for an in- denite time and will visit with rela- tives in that city.
 Buys Real Estate.
 The Prescott Improvement com pany yesterday sold to Nettie Greer a residence lot in Whipple Heights for the sum of $50. It is located in lot 19 of block r, and will be improved by the new owner. Called for Consultation.
 LeRoy Anderson, attorney for the 1 United Verde Copper company, left yesterday for Jerome, where he was called for consultation with ex-Sen- ator Clark, who has arrived at his camp on his regular trip of inspee- ton of that property.
 Pioneer Visitor.
 Jesse Robeson arrived in the city yesterday from Walker and will re- main for an indefinite visit with friends. His many friends will be pleased to learn that his health mas materially improved in recent months. Visits Old Home.
 w. c. Metzgar, the Cherry Creek mining man, left yesterday for a visit to Chicago, on business, and will later go to Omaha, his former home, for an extended visit with relatives. He anticipates being away for sev- eral weeks.
 Hunting for New Bugs.
 Prof Burger, the naturalist, ha. 1 left this section, and stated before starting, that the crop of bugs and insects was very scare, owing to the prevailing drouth of the spring and early summer. He found but few ' varieties, compared to former visits. Visited Friends.
 Mrs. O. A. Lange, wife of the well known Senator rangeman, aceompan- jed by her daughter, Miss Sarah Lange, arrived in the city yesterday 1 from an extended visit with friends on Big Bug, and will leave this morn ing for their home near the Senator mine.
 On Legal Mission.
 Col. J. F. Wilson left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he has i'm portant legal matters to attend to in connection with mining transae- tions Before boarding the cars, he stated that he was "recalled" to that city for consultation as an at- torney.
 Competent Teacher at Home.
 Miss Kate Fitzgerald, highly re- garded in educational circles of the county, and the teacher of the Cherry Creek schools, returned to her home in the city yesterday, and will re- main for a few days, visiting rela- tives and friends before resuming her duties for the fall trem.
 Returns From Outing.
 Miss Marguerite Levy returned yes terday from the home of MT. and Mrs. NJ. E. Perkins, on the Upper Verde, where she was the guest of Miss Fannie Perkins several days The latter accompanied her to this city, and will remain for several days at the home of MT. and Mrs. Nathan Levy.
 Returns to South. ] T. E. Fitzsimmons left yesterday ! for Winkelman, where he will re sume brick making for the Ray Con solidated, having a contract for fur nishing 2,OOO,ooo brick He expects to complete the work by November } 1st. Mrs. Fitzsimmns will join hin later, leaving the city about Sep tember 1st.
 Business Consultation. . A. c. Burmister left yesterday fol a few days business visit with Prof D. NJ. Martin at Needles, Cal, where the latter is the chief engineer oi the Rio Colorado Land and Cottor company. Prof. Martin was formerly } the principal of the Prescott public