Weekly journal-miner., 1910-07-27
CHy News
 ...In Brief
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Mrs. B. E. Major of Groom Creek | was a visitor to the city yesterday, l the guest of friends Business Trip.
 R. Naylor Rogers left yesterday | for Phoenix, where he is called for the next few weeks on a business mission in the newspaper line. For An Outing.
 Gail Gardner and Henry Adams left yesterday for Oak Creek and the Mogollon Mountains, where they will spend the coming month on an outing.
 Inspected Mining Interests.
 T. E. Campbell has returned to the city after several days absence inspecting the Haynes and Jerome Verde mines, both of which are un- der development. From Federal Mines.
 Judge Thompson, general manager of the Federal Mining company, on Cherry Creek, was an arrival in the city yesterday. He is nere on busi- ness of his company. Resumes Religious Duties.
 Rev. I. F. Mckay, pastor of the West Prescott Methodist church, mas returned to the city from a vacation of several days, and will appear in his pulpit this morning.
 Political Mission.
 Frank Diekerson, well known busi- ness man of Seligman, was a visitor to the city yesterday, to attend the meeting of the county Democratic Central Committee. Mine Operator Here.
 N. J. Griffin, operating the North Champion and other mines, at Walk CT, was an arrival in the city yes terday on business. He reports that field as active at several camps. Leave for the Coast.
 MT. and Mrs. F. o. Smith, the former of the law firm of Norris, | Ross & Smith, left yesterday for the coast resorts of Southern California, where they will visit with friends a few weeks. Professional Acquisition.
 Dr. William E. Hall, recently as- signed by the military authorities to Fort Whipple, has arrived from the East, and assumed his duties. | He is an attacne of the medical re- serve corps, ranking as First Lieu tenant.
 Banker Leaves City.
 President R. N. Fredericks of the Prescott National Bank, left yester day for San Francisco. He expects to be absent two months. He will join Mrs. Frederieks, who is visiting friend in that city, and will combine business with pleasure.
 Bradshaw Visitors.
 Chas. J. Kimbell, member of the Arizona Mine Code Commission, NJ. G. and Bernard Cunniff, both of the Savoy Mining company, arrived in the city yesterday from the Brad shaw Mountains, and will remain a few days on business. Pleased Phoenician.
 I. Irvine, prominently known in business circles of the Capital City, | arrived at Iron Springs, yesterday, to remain during the summer. He is very much pleased with the climate of that region and was a brief wis itor to Prescott yesterday. Returns Home.
 Mrs. Earl Smith, wno will be pleas antly remembered by many in the ] city, where she formerly resided, l left yesterday tor her home in Wick enburg, where her husband is en- gagged in business She was the guest of Mrs. Frank Williams at the lat ter's home. several days.
 Mining Men Visit.
 c. E. Warren, superintendent of | the Juanita mines in Crook Canyon, is in the city on business of his company. Oliver LOper, of Cherry | Creek, a mining man also, is in the city on a brief trip affecting his | interests in the above district To Visit Brother.
 George Loring. with the s. F., P. & F., in the bridge department, left few days ago f"r Washington, D. C., where he will visit with his brother, Matt Loring, who is em- ployed as an accountant in the Treasury Department. He will be absent for several weeks. Arrives for the Summer.
 Judge and Mrs. J. H. Langston, prominent people of Phoenix, ar rived in the city yestreday, and will Lo oaaruviu ucr