Weekly journal-miner., 1910-01-12
News
 ...In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily)


 Messrs. T. J. Coalter and G. c. Morse of Flagstaff were arrivals in the city yesterday for a business visit.
 Real Estate Sale.
 Mrs. Tilla Pruitt yesterday sold two lots in block 9, in Whipple Heights to Elmer Boyd, the price named being $500. Official Returns.
 After several days of a visit with his family in San Diego, P. w. O'SuIlivan, assistant district attor- ney of this county, arrived home yes terday.
 Buy Mine.
 Blake Baker of Cherry Creek yes terday disposed of his interest in the Dunkirk mine in that district to J. E. Russell of this city for the sum of $35O.
 Divine Leaves.
 Rev. Father Rampont, priest in charge of the Jerome parish, returned to his home yesterday after a few days visit with Rev. Father Man din of this city.
 Engineer Returns.
 MT. and Mrs. R. S. Mason, the former the chief engineer of 'he Arizona Power company, returned yesterday from a few days visit with friends in Los Angeles. On Litigation.
 John Bixler, prominent in live stock circles of northern Yavapai, was an arrival last night from Ash Fork. He has interests to attend to before the district court on Fri day.
 Visited Friends.
 Mrs. c. G. Hummer of Jerome wis ited the city for several days dur ing the past and present week, re- turning home yesterday. She was the guest of Mrs. E. c. Payne and Mrs. J. I. Gardner.
 Selects New Location.
 Charles W. Herndon, the attorney, is preparing to remove from the city to Kingman, in Mohave county where he will practice law. He is packing up his law library and will leave in few days.
 Headquarters Here.
 J. A. Root, who is manager of the accident insurance department of the Occidental Life Insurance com pany, will make Prescott his head quarters for Arizona and has brought his family here to reside. Property Sold.
 Yesterday a deed was recorded from F. NJ. Murphy to c. D. Harvey in which the former sells the north 16O feet of lot 15 in block 6 of the Fleury addition. The price given for the property is nominal. Has Good Claims.
 Ernest Childers of McCabe is in town on business, having recently re- turned home from his mining prop, critics on the California side of the Colorado river, which he is devel' oping. The values are copper and gold, and the property, which is To- eated only eight miles south of the A. & c. railroad, now building, is considered one of the most promis ing in that district.
 On Court Matters.
 Messrs. J. s. Sessions, Oliver LopeI and N. G. Allen, residents of Cherry Creek, reached the city yesterday and are here on court duties. Fred Stephens, also from the same dis trict, is here on business matters. To Visit Sister.
 Mrs. Benjamin Robinson of Kirk land valley, after a few days visit with relatives in the city, left yes terday for Los Angeles, where sht will be the guest of her sister, Mrs Amelia O'Nein, for several weeks. Jerome People Return.
 Dr. J. K. Mcdonnell, who wa called to this city to attend the fun eral of Mrs. McDOnnell's mother Mrs. R. E. Morrison, and Mir. an, Mrs. D. J. Shea, returned to Jerom yesterday, after fulfilling their sa, mission.
 Mining Trip East.
 Chairman Harrington of the boar of supervisors, left yesterday for a extended trip to New York an other eastern eenters on mining bus ness. He stated he would return about five weeks. His mission is a important one.
 Stockman Visitor.
 Joe Rudy, the Kirkland range man, arrived yesterday for a brie business visit. He reports tn weather conditions at that Doinr th