Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-08
News
 ...In Brief
(From Sundays Daily.)

!, FrOm Sundays Daily.) a Brief Business Trip.
 7 J. R. Wells, the Agua. Fria farmer e and rangeman, left last night for the Capital City on a brief business : trip.
 Running Mine Lines. County Surveyor H. c. Shotwell left last night for the Octave mine, where he will make surveys for mining claims.
 Visits Friends
 County Recorder and Mrs. J. c.
 Bradbury left yesterday for Skull I Valley. where they will the guests
 of friends Sunday.
 Enjoying the Climate.
 Dr. and Mrs. G. c. Rubel and children of Phoenix were arrivals in the city yesterday and will remain
 during the summer months.
 Goes to Canada.
 Al. Lessard left yesterday for Mon
 treal, Canada, his former nome, where
 he will visit relatives for a few
 months. This is his first trip to
 the old home in over thirty-four
 years.
 Funeral Service.
 The funeral of Arthur Haisley, son
 of MT. and Mrs. Albert Haisley, will
 be held at their home in South Pres
 colt, Sunday afternoon, at o'clock. Mine Operator Arrives.
 H. w.. Cole, who is developing a good group of mining claims near
 Wagoner, in Walnut Grove district, arrived in the city yesterday on q business trip. Appoints New Deputy.
 J. c. Bradbury, county recorder, 1 yesterday appointed J. c. Snafer of Groom Greek, deputy, and who will | look after the registration of voters in that section. School Examination.
 Superintendent Persons of county schools announces that the regular quarterly examination of teachers will De held in his office commencing tomorrow morning.
 Comes for Summer.
 Mrs. Harry R. Tritle and children arrived yesterday from Phoeni&, and will remain for the summer They are at the home of Mrs Morris Gold water, mother of Mrs. Tritle. Miner Arrives in City.
 Gus Albert, one of the best known of mining men in the county, and who has been at the Hillside for sew eral months, arrived in the city yes terday and will remain for several i days to recuperate. 1 Prominent Railroader Leaves. l
 Hod Russell, superintendent of the United. Verde & Pacific railroad, } passed through the city last night, c en route to Phoenix, on railroad du- f ties before the Board of Equalization ( that meets Monday.
 Legal Mission. S
 LeRoy Anderson will leave this r morning for Phoenix, where he will a lttend the meeting of the Territor- il al Board of Equalization, that con- E 'enes tomorrow. He has interests of hents and others to attend to. il 3uys Land. e,
 E. W. Wells yesterday disposed of t,
 big tract of land in the Ash Creek b ection, selling to c. H. Hooker. The s um of $1,OOO was the consideration, nd the property will be used by pl IT, Hooker for range and ranea pur- pi oses. te business Trip to Shelter. fC c. T. Joslin, Judge E. W. Wells, te Ieorge w. Joslin, and AL Richardson, M lade up a party of Prescott business len that went to Humboldt yesterday CT D a business trip, returning in the P vening. They went in MT. Joslin's G, uto. si, o the Coast tn MT. and Mrs. s. W. Curtis and Al leir children arrived yesterday from ossil Creek and will go to the coast s. 'r a few weeks of recreation. MT lei urtis has been in the service of to le Arizona Power company at that he pint for the past two years. tn Tant Good Music. Ac The Prescott band yesterday reeeiv- a telegram from the citizens of cir agstaff, urgently requesting the tn, tendance of this musical organiza- Le on in that city on July 4th, when E. big celebration was to be given. It tie
 very probable that they will go, sw movement being on hand to ob- , rye the natal day in this city mes