Weekly journal-miner., 1910-07-06
(From Fridays Daily.)

hIS- M. olehdII, dILeI 1tW udyS with friends in the city. returned to her nome at Mayer yesterday. Buys Real Estate.
 Eugene Neuman yesterday pur- chased from F. NJ. Murphy lot r, in block 3, of the Murphy second subdivision in West Prescott, the consideration named being nominal. Goes to Nevada
 F. S. Woods, until recently with the Great Republic Mining company, on Turkey Creek, was an arrival in the city yesterday, and will leave today for Nevada, where he will To- cate
 Attorney Cox in City.
 Attorney Frank Cox arrived in the city yesterday from Oak Creek where he has been spending a brief vaea tiOn. He thoroughly enjoyed his outing and told many tales of the big trout catches that he made. MT. Cox is one of the veteran anglers of Arizona.
 Catholic Social Club.
 All members of the Catholic So- cial Club are earnestly requested to attend meeting Friday, July l, 1910. Business of importance to be transacted. Olive Buckley, presi- dent
 Seized With Fever.
 Prof. Jack MeMahon, who enjoys the distinction of being an authority on pugilistie matters in this section, and is regarded as a clever boxer, will leave today for Reno, to wit ness the big bout.
 Mining Visitor.
 Max wenzel, in charge of the in- terests of the Black Mountain Cop per Mining company, in Mineral Point district, was a brief visitor to the city yesterday, on company mat ters, returning to his camp later in the day.
 Finished Contract.
 H. M. Counsell, the limestone con- tractor, who has recently finished the delivery of several ear loads of lime for the Glendale sugar beet factory, arrived in the city yesterday and will remain for a few days on busi- ness.
 Visiting Friends in City.
 Mrs. J. D. Bethune and her inter esting son, Phillip, were arrivals in the city from Humboldt, yesterday, and will remain for a few days wis iting friends, joining Mir. Bethune, who has freighting interests to look after
 Popular Miners in City.
 Dan J. Doherty, superintendent of the Madizelle mines, near the city; John Burns, the noisting engineer. and D. J. O'Goggin, also with the above company, were arrivals in the city yesterday for a few days of recreation and visit with friends. Refused to Submit.
 For resisting an officer who at tempted to arrest him. Asa BarteIl, a belligerent resident of Hubmoldt, was brought to the city yesterday and given a ten day reminder for his conduct. He resisted Deputy Sheriff Fred Campbell, at that place, and was brought to this city by that officer.
 Buys Residence Property.
 Through Martindell, Horne & Co.,, yesterday, the deal was closed for the sale of the residence and lot of J. P. Early to Eugene Newman, the latter taking possession immediately. l The property is situated at 317 Con gress avenue, in West Prescott, and the transfer calls for the payment of $2,OOO.
 Fight Money Ready.
 Shepard and Massey, two ardent eOlored followers of Jack Johnson. | yesterday stated that they have $500 !. to wager on the big fight to be pull | ed off at Reno on the 4th, and will accommodate any Jeffries money at i the prevailing odds. Anyone desir- ing to take the money will find | them at the Manhattan Club. Completing Contracts.
 W. W. Elliott of the Elliott Rad i ley Construction company, arrived ! yesterday from the Lelan mines in | Chaparral. where he has several con- tracts in course of completion in ore bins and other accommodations for that enterprise. He is also to in- stall new air compressor for the Mount Elliott Consolidated En Route Home.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Head and ! their daughter, Miss Veva Head, will | leave New York today, en route to