Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-31
City News
 ...ID Brief
(From Sundays Daily.) Conclude Their Visit.


 Conclude Their Visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Phil Peeharieh of Jerome left yesterday for their home after a few days's visit. They were the guests of Mrs. May Brow in the city.
 Visiting old Home.
 Mrs. L. O. Tucker and two sons left yesterday for Manhattan, Kan, her former home, where she will visit with relatives and friends for sew eral weeks.
 To Coast Resorts.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Folk, the for mer a mining operator near Hum boldt, left yesterday to enjoy the coast attractions of Southern Cali fornia for a few weeks. Ready for School.
 Glae Paul, who has been spending his vacation at Cadiz, Cal, several months, returned to his home in the city yesterday, and will re-enter High school for the fall trem. Business Trip.
 R. S. Mason, chief engineer of the Arizona Power company, left yes terday for California on a business trip, and to Salt Lake, Utah, where he will visit with his wife several days.
 Examination Date Announced. The Civil Service Commission has announced that an examination for railway mail clerk will be held in tn eloeal postofiee, October 5, 1910. Left for Home.
 Miss Susie D. Morgan has return ed to her home in San Francisco af- ter a pleasant. two weeks visit here, the guest of her brother and sister in-law, MT. and Mrs. Marshall Nor. gan.
 On the Wire Line. W. M. MeDonald, A. ". Bromley and George Phillips, electricians of the Arizona Power company, were ar rivals in the city yesterday for a few days's visit with friends and on business.
 On Professional Business.
 Attorney LeRoy Anderson, chief counsel of the United Verde Copper company and Consolidated Arizona Smelling company interests, will leave this morning for a Sunday visit in Jerome.
 Mining Mission.
 E. z. Kidd, consulting engineer of the Federal Mining and Milling com pany, was an arrival in the city yesterday on matters pertaining to his responsible position, and will re- main for a few days.
 Advance Guard Arrives.
 D. NJ. Clark, George c. Ruffner and Reese NJ. Ling returned yester- day from their summer vacation on the coast near Los Angeles, and state that the hegira to Prescott will be in full swing next week. Looking Over Country.
 Charles and Mart Hooker, the lat ter banker of Texas, left yester- day for Phoenix, for a few days visit and to look that section over. He anticipates remaining in Arizona some time before returning home. Work Progresses On Dairy.
 G. W. Hankin, in charge of the reclamation work of the Harvey sys- tenn at Del Rio, was a business wis itor to the city yesterday. He re- ports a force of ten men engaged in clearing that big tract, and it is the belief that the erection of many buildings vii lbegin in the next few months.
 Now In Bakersfield.
 Ben Hartwiek, formerly of this citl, later of Salt Lake, Utah, anG recently of Long Beach, Cal, is now engaged in the wholesale business in Bakersfield, Cal. He says Bak- ersfield is a very prosperous little city
 Preparing for School.
 Miss NJ. E. Durand, of Los An geles, arrived in the city a few days ago, and left yesterday for Dewey, where she will open the district school for the fall term tomorrow. She comes highly recommended as an educator.
 Mercantile Visitor.
 James P. Cleator, of Nellis & Cleator, the merchants of Turkey, was an arrival in the city yesterday on a business visit for his firm. He reports mining activity at many points in that field as more exten- sive than in recent months. Expensive Valise. | McDaniels arrested at Jerome