Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-17
News
 ...In Brief
(From Sundays Daily.) Brief Visit to South.

yesterday TOT Ph0enlX, where Dusl- ness interests called them for a few days.
 Concludes Visit.
 Miss Ida Alpin, who mas been wis iting friends in the city several days, left yesterday for her home in Los Angeles.
 Will Visit old Home.
 Mrs. L. G. Reymiller left yester- day for her former home in Piqua, Ohio, where sne will visit several weeks with relatives.
 Federal oficial Here.
 c. F. Dutton, postal inspector, is recent arrival in the city and is engaged in inspecting the various postoffiees in this district. Return From Outing.
 Mrs. B. H. Weaver and Mrs. How ard Darrow returned yesterday from the coast, where they nave been the guests of friends several weeks. Shelter City Visitor.
 R. T. Walker, with tae Consoli- dated Arizona Smelling company, of Humboldt, was visitor to the city yesterday, on business, returning to his station in the evening. Returning Home.
 F. O. Smith, the attorney, will leave today for Wickenburg to meet Mrs. Smith, who is returning home from summer trip to the coast re- sorts of Southern California. Had Enjoyable Outing.
 Miss. Gladys Fox has returned from ten days outing with her friend, Miss Helen Cleveland, at. the camp of the Arizona Central Copper com pany, in the Black Hills, near Dewey. Returns From Mines.
 J. J. Fisher, general manager of the Little Daisy, and T. E. Campbell, of the Haynes and Jerome Verde mines, returned yesterday from an inspection trip to their interests at Jerome.
 Desert Flooded.
 T. G. Norris, who returned yester- day from brief professional trip to Los Angeles, reports the desert along the A. & c. experiencing the heaviest rain ever known, extending from Cadiz to Parker.
 Seeking Converts.
 J. H. Heald, travelling evangelist, with headquarters in Albuquerque, is late arrival in this city, and is visiting the adjacent country on a religious proselyting mission. He will remain several weeks. Annual Outing.
 Miss Jean Boyd, the popular sten- ographer in the law offices of Norris X Smith, left yesterday for Long Beach, Cal, where she will enjoy the attractions of that resort a few weeks, the guest of friends. Brief Coast Trip.
 Joe Sines, with the Arizona Mine Supply company, left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he will remain for a few days and will accompany his wife home after an extended visit with friends in that city. Improved Building.
 The Elliott-Radley Construction company of this city has been award ed the contract for building a big concrete merchandise store for c. H. Cordes at Cordes, and will begin the work in the next few days. MT. Corde salso contemplates the erection of other buildings at that point. More Cloudbursts.
 R. c. McGillen, the Placeritas min ing man, arrived in the city yester- day, and reports that section as hav- ing been visited in the past few days with torrential rains and several eloudbursts. No serious damage IS reported.
 Soldiers for whipple.
 The depleted ranks of the first bat talion of the 18th Infantry at Fort Whipple were materially strength ened yesterday afternoon by the ar rival of thirty recruits from Fort Leavenworth, Kan, who will be as- signed to various companies on duty there.
 Licensed to Wed.
 Probate Judge Hicks yesterday is sued a marriage license to Frank N. Parker and Miss flossie May Davis, both residents of McCabe, where their nuptials will take place. MT. Parker was in the city yesterday and left for the above place in the evening.
 Receives Sad News.
 C.. E. Mckinley received tele-