Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-19
Clty News
 ...In Brief
CFrom Thursdays Dailyl


 Annual Meeting.
 The regular annual meeting of the members of the Yavapai Club will Of For Hunt
 Ray Wilson, Thomas Richards and Joe Enos left yesterday for Cedar Glade on a deer hunt and two weeks recreation.
 Leaves for Home.
 Deputy Sheriff Joe Cavanaugh of Bouse left yesterday for home, after visit with friends in this city and Humboldt.
 Returns Home
 Phil Pecnarieh, who has been in the city and Humboldt for several days on business, left yesterday for his home in Jerome. Of For Game
 Jesse Wilson and George Alter bury will leave today for the Verde valley and the Mogollon mountains on big and little game hunt.
 On Legal Mission.
 X. N. Stoves, district attorney of CoeOninO county, arrived in the city yesterday on professional business, and will remain several days. After Criminal. Sheriff John Francis of Coconino county, passed through the city yes. terday, en route to Southern Arizona, after an alleged horse thief. Visiting Friends Ed Genung, mining man of Peoples valley, arrived in the city yesterday for a few days visit with friends and to transact mining business. Mining Visitor
 Enoen Williams, engaged in mining along Groom Creek, where he has sew eral claims under development, was visitor to the city yesterday on busi- ness.
 Seriously III
 Joe Bold, general manager of the Arizona Brewing Company, was talk en suddenly i'll a few days ago, and is confined to his home in the north ern part of the city. He has devel- oped symptoms of pneumonia. Religious Mission Rev. H. L. Mckinney, pastor of the A. M. E. Zion Church of this city, will leave today for Oakland, Cal, where his wife is visiting friends, and from that point goes to Hanford- Cal, to attend the annual conference of his denomination. He expects to be absent for two weeks and will be accompanied home by his wife. Called for Consultation.
 W. D. Powell and his son, Demp- sey Powell. arrived from Flagstaff yesterday, the latter being interested i'll the coming term of court, and is called to the city for consultation with his attorneys.
 Newspaperman Visits
 s. W. Higley, president of the Ari- zona Republican,. of Phoenix, arrived in the city yesterday and will re- main for several days on business He has interests at Humboldt and other places adjacent which he will | visit. Taking a Vacation. T. F. Lincoln, the Jerome ieweIer and matchmaker, with the Ballard ! establishment, was an arrival in the city yesterday on his annual vaea- tiOn. He will leave for the coast in a few days. He was formerly a resi- dent of this city. Called On Litigation.
 E. s. Clark left yesterday for Phoe- nix, where he has legal duties to look after for clients, intending to be away for several days. He stated positively that the Constitutional matters under consideration in the Capital City at present were not on his professional itinerary. Entertained Relatives. Mir and Mrs. W. L. Coffin, with their daughter, Miss Catherine, were visitors to the city for several days, coming from Flagstaff, and leaving yesterday for Phoenix, where they will reside. They were at the home of MT. and Mrs. E. s. Clark. MT. Coffin being a brother of Mrs. Clark. Home From Honeymoon MT. and Mrs. Carl Kizer. whose marriage took place in this city a few weeks ago.. arrived from the coast yesterday where they spent their honeymoon. MT. Kizer is with the s. F., P. & P. as a locomotive fireman and will resume his duties immediately.
 Slaughter Begins Superintendent Storey of the s. F., P. & P. Ky. will leave tomorrow with a party of friends for the Congress Junction country, In his private car 9S, on a several days hunt for small game. They will sidetrack the ear and are provided with a chef and a full equipment of cafe paraphernalia and boudoir accommodations Returns to Duties.
 Rev. L. W. Wheatley, after a few days visit with friends and mem | bers of his old congregation of the Methodist Episcopal church, in this city, left yesterday for Tucson, where he is the pastor of that church, receiving reappointment at the con l ference held in Williams a few days ago. Rev. Wheatley is very popular | here
 Mine Investors Arrive.
 Forest Mckinley, superintendent of the Big Butte mines, arrived in the city yesterday from his camp on the Lower Hassayampa near Wagoner. and was joined by Chas. E. Isbell, A.