Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-06

Of c. C. Miller, the silica mining man,
IL in the city for few days, as the
guest Of friends.
Home from South.
The many friends Of Mrs. william
NJ. Nagle will be pleased TO learn
that she has returned from southern |
Arizona TO her home in the city.
Visiting Frsuds
Mrs. II. A. Smith, wife Of the fore.
man Of the Arizona Power company,
at Poland Junction, after q few days
in the city with friends, has returned
to her home.
Returns 70 Mines.
Mark Bradley, the general manager
Of the Tomboy mines, in the Castdle
Creek district, left yesterday for his
camp. He il pleased with the outlook
Of his properties.
Deceived . Wslcons.
DR.. George d. viekers, sgreeably
known to all residents Of the city,
was . visitor to friends and relatives
in the city for a few days, and re-
turned south last night.
Leaves for Coast.
Paul Burks, counsel Of the Santa
Fe in this territory, accompanied by
Mrs. Burks, left yesterday for Los
Angeles. His mission 10 one Of legal
duties pertaining to his responsible
position.
Rstums form Ooass.
John G. Palmer, one of the con-
strueting engineers Of the Arizona
Power company, has returned to the
city from brief visit to Los An.
geles. Mrs. Palmer remained with
friends in the above city.
Return 70 Old Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stewart ar.
rived from Phoenix yesterday TO oc-
cupy their home in the city. During
the winter they have resided in Phoe.
nix, where the former has had bust
ness interests to look after.
Prominent Smelter Man.
II. X. Wagner, a member of the
executive committee of the American
Smelling and Refining company, left
yesterday for his headquarters at FL
Paso, after a business trip to this
Geld in tho intcros. OF his corpora
tion.
Prominent In Labor Circles.
| Fred Clough, the travelling repre-.
sentative Of the Western Federation
of Miners, arrived last night from
the Bradshaw Mountains in the in.
terest Of that organization. He will
visit other points before leaving this
neld.
EyedsAt Bad.
b. A. Hussey, the pioneer, has re
turned from Phoenix, where he sub
mitted TO medical treatment for hi,
/ eyes. He anticipates soon having hii
: sight restored, after q serious illness
, occasioned through an accident II
mine work.
> Good Move.
County Road Superintendent Child
ers has recommended to the Board O.
= Supervisors the building Of q bridg
!, at the Duke Ranch, and II 10 POSSIBLE
;, the same will be authorized. tn
. route. along that section 10 In nee,
l. Of the structure.
y Carnival Ylaamn
a The carnival company last ever
, ing continued TO give exhibition
l. which delighted the amusement lover
G Of the Queen City Of the territor,
G There were q large number Of peopl
10 who enjoyed the preliminaYics, Will
b the attendance was excellent.
Return - Hens.
=. r. Stewart writes to friends thu
he will arrive in the city today,
again take mp his residence for Il
~ coming summer, and will be accor
panied by Mrs. Stewart. They hs,
been residing In the Capital CIT
, where Mr.. Stewart has business i
terests.
Returns Home.
I The many friends and admirers
Miss Nellie Chester, the popul
teacher of the Miller Valley seho'
y will regret TO learn that she has !
turned to her home in Lebanon, NJ
leaving yesterday. She is capat
4 school teacher, and was given a pies
T. ant farewell yesterday. She anti
pates returning to the city soon a
viii, 1t is said, engage In other d
ties.
= Colored Offender Arrested.
- Deputy Sheriff Joe Cook yesterd
arrested Hugh Sims, colored, on I
telegraphed advice Of Sheriff J.
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