Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-09
CIty News
 ...In Brief
From Thursdays DailyJ Professional Visitor

Professional Visitor.
 Dr. C. R. K. Swetnam of Poland was a visitor te the city, Tuesday, and returned home yesterday. To Main Line.
 W. E. Day, Jr., an attaehs of the pOstoffiee, left yesterday on a flying trip to Ash Fork, on official busi- ness, and will return today.
 Returns From Coast.
 John Crosby of Mayer, who has been to the Coast on a business visit of several weeks, returned yesterday, and will leave for home today. Legal Mission.
 R. E. Morrison left yesterday for the Ray Consolidated mines in Pinal county, on business for clients, and will be away for several days. Will Visit Daughter.
 Mrs. George Cornell will leave to- day for Phoenix, where she will spend several weeks as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Al. Marshall. Conditions Good.
 George T. Scholey, farmer and stockman of the Stoddard country, was an arrival in the city yesterday, reporting his industries flourishing. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Thomas Saunders of Hum boldt, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Rollie Saunders, left yesterday for Bakersfield, Cal, where she will be the guest of relatives and friends for several weeks.
 Visiting Parents. J. C. Moser and wife arrived yes terday to spend a few days with the | formers parents, MT. and Mrs A. Moser, at 346 South Marina street. They are on their way from San Diego to Denver, to visit the parents of Mrs. Moser
 Goes to Desert. George W. Ford left yesterday for Bouse, where he mas mining interests. He is operating in the Mineral Point district, near Jerome Junction, and will return in a few days.
 Brief Business Trip. William Andrick returned yester- day from a business trip to Mohave county, where he reports mining ae- tive and Kingman one of the thrift jest eenters in Northern Arizona. Concludes Visit.
 J. w. Dougherty left yesterday for San Diego, after a few weeks visit with friends in this city. He con- templates returning later on business of his land and mining interests. From the Shelter.
 R. T. Walker, representing East ern stockholders of tine Consolidated Arizona Smelling company, was an arrival in the city yesterday from Humboldt, on a brief business visit. Fills Vacancy.
 County School Superintendent Per sons yesterday appointed A. E. Conner trustee of MeCabe school district, to fill the vacancy created by the res ignatiOn of W. H. Waller, who has moved to Prescott to reside. Brings Fruit Display.
 Robert Kinney arrived in the city yesterday from Beaver Creek, bring ing a large amount of fruit for To- cal consumers from his famed or ehards. With the assortment is a line for display at the Territorial Fair.
 Home From Hunt. Joe Arehambeau and Horace Bow dre returned yesterday from a two weeks hunting trip near Seligman, at the iron mines, reporting the limit killed in deer, and with two wild turkeys in their bag. They are pre- pairing a feast for their friends. Mining Visitor.
 C. A. Cunning and John Harlan, identified uxyifh 4ba Pin Dsn-a on the Hassayampa, were arrivals in the city yesterday on business, and will return today. Both give a good report of development and will make a mill run in a short time. Shortage of Water.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Maekin of Groom Creek, who have been at the camp of the Eleanor Placer Mining company, returned yesterday and will leave for their home today. MT. Maekin reported the big plant ready to run, but the absence of water in the dam is delaying operations. Brief Business Trip.
 Joe Kallum, freighter, of Mohave county, arrived in the city yesterday from COeonino county, which he re- ports as eAperlenclng period or prosperity, owing to the double tracking of the Santa Fe. Commer- eial houses are doing a big business and indications are that there will be a continuation of present eondi- tions.
 Held to Grand Jury.
 Louis Larma, accused of burglar izing the home of a eountryman, had his preliminary examination yester- day before Judge McLane, and was bound over to the grand jury. He is accused of stealing a suit of clothes, a diamond pin and a gold watch, which later were disposed of and found in the possession of an other Mexican.
 Preparing to Ship Ore.
 Al. Finch arrived in the city yes terday from the U. S. group of mines In Copper Basin, to make arrange ments for the shipping of a car load of ore to the smelter in the next few days. He reports that section as teeming with activity, considerable deyelopment 0oinC On and many min