Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-23
From Fridays Daily.)

(trom Fridays Daily.) Official Visit.
 Deputy Sheriff Frank Burnell ar rived from Poland, yesterday, to be present at the term of court. oicial Visitor.
 Judge William Stephens of Camp Verde arrived yesterday and will re- main a few days on legal and other business.
 Business Visitor.
 Frank Rynearson of Kirkland Val ley arrived yesterday and will re- main several days on business and court duties.
 From the North.
 Patsy Houlihan and Joseph Rom baud, business men of Ash Fork, are in the city for a few days, at tending court.
 Business Visitor.
 Al. Kellogg, the merchant of Mayer, arrived yesterday and will remain for a few days on court business.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. J. V. Frederieks and daughter were arrivals in the city yesterday from the Verde Valley, and will re- main for a few days the guests of friends.
 Entertaining Friends.
 Mrs. c. P. Wingfield, wife of the Huron merchant, arrived yesterday to meet Mrs. T. F. Averill of Phoe- nix, wno will spend several weeks at Huron as her guest, both leaving tomorrow.
 Sells Mining Claims.
 w. B. Glore and J. H. Caskey have sold their Gila Monster group of mines in Black Rock district to Ed. F. Browne and A. D. Myers, re- eeiving the sum of $2,OOO. The deed was filed for record yesterday. Of For Desert.
 George Siegel and Albert Hessel, who arrived yesterday from the Brad shaw Mountains, will leave tomorrow for the Riverside range of noun tains, near Parker, where they have mining claims that will be worked during the winter.
 Visiting Friends.
 Chief of Police Fred Hawkins, was an arrival yesterday from Jerome and will remain for several days on court business. He is ac- eompained by Mrs. Hawkins, who will visit with friends, this being her first trip in the city in many months.
 From the Verde. Archie Grant contractor and carpenter, arrived yesterday from the Verde Valley, where he has erected several large buildings in the past year. He reports that section as thrifty and the coming season one of the greatest possibilities in agricultural production. Mining Visitors.
 E. L. Tomlinson, superintendent of the Venezia Mines in Crook Can yon, was an arrival yesterday from his camp, bringing the usual report of the progress of development and milling operations. He is preparing to make clean up after several days test run of the plant. Leaves for Home.
 Miss Eva Burnett, who has been filing an engagement as head trim mer at the Sprague Millinery Parlors during the season, will leave today for her home in Dallas, Texas, where her parents reside. Her departure is regretted by many friends, being a young woman of charming per sonality and accomplished in her business.
 Pioneer Visitor.
 NJ. B. Langley, the pioneer pillar of Upper Kirkland Valley, arrived yesterday and will remain for a few days on business. MT. Langley has the distinction of residing at one place longer than any other men in Northern Arizona, settling at the old homestead he owns over forty years ago, and never going any farther from it than Prescott. Renewing Boyhood Scenes.
 Robert Gould, son of MT. and Mrs. M. H. Gould, formerly well known i residents of this city, arrived yes terday after an absence of twelve | years to ninple with his friends of ]