Weekly journal-miner., 1910-07-13
City News ...In Brief
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CFrom Thursdays Daily) New School District.

 yesterday authorized the creation of new school district at Nelson, on the Santa Fe. The roll call shows a total of fifteen children ready to enter
 Mine operatoir Here.
 Dr. O. L. Geer, president of the Arizona Gold Mines company, at Golden, on the A. & C., was an ar rival yesterday in the city on busi- ness pertaining to his mining inter- ests. Return to Range.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Miller, after several days at the old Miller, home, near the city, returned yesterday to their home on Bridal Creek, where the former is engaged in the live stock business.
 Returns South.
 w. R. Stone left yesterday for Phoenix, where he is temporarily re- siding for his health. He was called to this city, a few days ago, to attend the burial of his fatner-in- law, the late James Miles. Recovers from Injuries.
 H. H. Linney, who was thrown from a horse, a few days ago, sus- taining severe injuries, has again appeared on the streets, with the as- sistanee of crutches. He anticipates complete recovery to his former health, soon.
 Professional Visiotr.
 Harry R. Tritle, general manager of the Phoenix Gazette, is a recent arrival from the Capital City, and will remain for a few days with Mrs. Tritle and family, who are spending tine summer at the home of her mother, Mrs. Morris Goldwater. Finishing Up Contract
 W. W. Elliott, of the contracting firm of the Elliott -Radley Company, left yesterday for the Lelan mine in Chaparral, where he has a mine con tract to complete in ore bins and other utilities for that enterprise, which is to start up in a few weeks. To the Seaside.
 Mir. and Mrs. Adolph Moser and William Gaston left yesterday for San Diego, where they will spend fn and Mrs. MOser will be the guests of their daughter, who was married in that city late in Juie
 Entertaining Relatives.
 The Misses Hattie and Elizabeth Baker, two charming young ladies of Mereed, Cal, and nieees of W. T. King, with the Gardner mercantile house, arrived in Prescott this morn ing, and will remain during the summer. They are at the nome of MT. and Mrs. King, on North Pleas ant street.
 Birth of a Girl.
 The many friends in Jerome of MT. and Mrs. Courtney Minty will be pleased to learn that a girl was born to these estimable people in Prescott, yesterday afternoon, and that mother and child are doing well. The happy parents are being extended many congratulations over the happy event.
 Greeting Their Friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank A. Ehle, whose nuptials were celebrated a few days ago in this city, were arrivals from their home in Skull Valley yes terday, and will remain a few days to spend their honeymoon among friends. They are at the Hotel St. Michael.
 Enjoyable Visit.
 Miss Mabel Brisley, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Harry Brisley, return ed to her home in the city yester day, after several weeks at Chap arral, as the .ugest of Miss Jessie Jones. The latter also accompanied her friend, and will remain for sev- eral days on a visit. She is at the Brisley home.
 Mining Visitor.
 H. A. Clarke of Mayer arrived in the city yesterday and will remain for few days on business. Owing to the warm weather prevailing in Silver Mountain district, he has tenn porarily abandoned work on his gold mines near Columbia. He will re- turn to his camp at that point later in the year.
 Jolly Phoenician Arrives.
 George A. Mintz, one of the lead ing residents of the Capital City, and prominently known throughout Arizona for his fraternal connec- tions with the I. O. O. F. lodges, was an arrival in the ely yesterday and was piVen a warm preetinU hy