Weekly journal-miner., 1910-07-20
City News ...In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily)


 county arrived last evening on court business.
 Will Visit Mines. ! John s. Reilly left yesterday after noon for the Weaver district, where he mas mining interests. Congress Junction Visitor.
 Ed. Zeiger, the successful Con- gress Junction merchant and mining man, is here on business.
 Popular officer Visits.
 Fred Hawkins, the popular police officer of Jerome and deputy sheriff, is here on United States Court busi- ness.
 Left for Coast.
 MT. and Mrs. E. s. Clark left yes terday for Los Angeles and the coast resorts, where they will visit with friends for a few weeks. Left for Camp.
 Joseph Frueler left last night for the camp of the Eleanor Placer com pany, in French Gulch, after eircu- lating a few days here among his many friends.
 Left for His Mines.
 Fred Smith has returned to his mines in the Hassayampa district, after a short visit here with Mrs. Smith, who is the guest of friends on summer visit.
 Left for Camp.
 Joseph Maelin, superintendent of the Eleanor Placer company, return ed last night to his company's camp in French Guleh, after a short visit here on company business.
 Visiting Relatives.
 Mrs. Ed. Mulholland and daughter of the Verde Valley, were arrivals in the city yesterday and will be the guests of Mrs. s. D. Monroe, her mother, for several days.
 Sells Real Estate.
 4 deed was recorded yesterday from c. J. Hagan to Daniel Hagan, for lot 27 in block 4, of Jerome, the consideration being nominal. Edith Grau of Los Angeles also dis posed of a part of lot 22, in block l, in the same city, to Fred E. Hawk ins, the price named being $75. Business Visitor.
 Patsy Houlihan and son, of Ash Fork, where the former is engaged in the contracting business, building water storage dams, were visitors to the city yesterday on business, re- turning north on the afternoon train. Will Spend Summer Here.
 MT. and Mrs. c. B. King, Major Wimpy, Mrs. Kings farther, and Mrs. Homer B. King and her two chuldren, of Phoenix, were recent ar rivals here to spend the summer months.
 Greeting Brother.
 Leo Requina left yesterday for Ash Fork, to meet his brother, whom ne has not seen in the last twenty-five years. The latter is en route to the Pacific coast from his home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Looking at McCabe Mines.
 A. w. Edwards left yesterday for the McCabe and Gladstone mines, to look the situation over, preparatory to the beginning of operations by F. M. Murphy, who made the sale of both properties a few weeks ago in New York City.
 Will Return to City.
 Attorney Richard Lamson, who has been in Los Angeles, the last two weeks, visiting his sister, who has been seriously ill, will return to his home here this week, the condition of his sister having improved in the past few days.
 Called On Business.
 Lon D. Hall, formerly engaged in mining in the Big Bug district, but now a resident of San Francisco, ar rived in the city a few days ago to look after his interests in the above section. After a few days visit he will return to the coast. From the Front.
 Charles Hesla arrived in the city | yesterday from the A. & C., where | he is with the railroad company in | a responsible position. He will visit with his parents, MT. and Mrs. O. | A. Hesla, for a few days, and then | return to resume his duties. Physical Culture Professor.
 "Kid" Kirby a professor of physical culture, arrived here yester- day from Tucson. The "Kid" is from a pistol shot wound received accidentally a few months ago in the "Old Pueblo City," He will remain nere during the summer. Condition Remains Serious.
 The condition of Thomas Morrell, who is suffering with typhoid fever, vas reported yesterday afternoon as slightly improved over the preceding lay. His condition remains serious, however, and his friends and rela- ives are greatly alarmed. Brief Vacation.
 William Oliver, manager of Shu- nate & Co.,, confectionery and cigar lealers of Humboldt, was an arrival n the city a few days ago for a brief vacation. He will return to tomorrow. He speaks in t; flowing terms of that place as a oming commercial and mining cen CT. Accepts Mine Position. Mark Murphy, one of the best ,nown miners in this section, and apably regarded in any position, will cave today for the camp of the Gila 'ulphide Copper company, at Wink , lman, where he will have charge , if the hoisting plant. Until recent y Mir. Murphy was employed at the |, 3odie mine in a similar capacity.