Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-12
City News
 ...In Brief
From Sundays Daily)

MrS. J. l.. MundS Will leave thlS
 afternoon for an extended visit in Phoenix
 New Notary Appointed. Fred C. Moore of this city was
 appointed a notary public by Gov
 ernor Sloan yesterday.
 Business Mission.
 George A. Carter left yesterday for Imperial Valley, Cal, where he has land and live stock interests.
 Returns From South. Supervisor Stewart reached the city yesterday from a short business trip to Phoenix, on live stock mat ters.
 Brief Business Visit.
 J. W. Davies, master mechanic of the Humboldt smelter, with his daughter. Miss Alice Davies, were visitors to the city yestesday after noon, returning home in the evening Renewing Acquaintances.
 Dan R. Gillis, favOrably known to many as a former engineer on the s. F., P. & P. railroad, with his son, arrived yesterday from Congress, and is receiving a greeting from his many friends and aequaintanees. Inspecting Interests.
 c. T. JOslin and w. J. Mulvenon left yesterday for BOuse, where they have interests in the ice and refrig- erating plant at that place. They will continue the trip to the Clara Consolidated camp at Swansea.
 Joins Husband.
 Mrs. William Linden, wife of Prof. Linden, the popular musician, ar rived yesterday from Texas, and will make her home in the city. She Is an accomplished teacher in instru- mental music, and with her husband will start a class in this city.
 From the Coast.
 T. E. Campbell, general manager of the Haynes and Jerome Verde mines, at Jerome, returned yesterday and will leave tomorrow for his in- terests. He has been in attendance at the Mining Congress and consult ing with members of his companies in Los Angeles.
 Visiting Brother
 A. G. Seherer of Peoria, H., brother of Joseph Seherer, superin- tendance of the Keystone-Arizona Mining company of Copper Basin, was an arrival in the city yesterday, and will remain for an extended visit. He will go to the Basin to- day as his brothers guest.
 Returns to Mines.
 John MeKinnOn, owner of large mining interests in Gila county, af- tera few days visit with friends in this city, left yesterday for Globe. While here he met many former ac- quaintances. He was identified with mining in the Bradshaw Mountains several years ago.
 Business Visitor.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Evans of Kirkland Valley were arrivals in the city yesterday, the former coming on land business and the latter to visit with friends for few days. MT. Evans is one of the leading stock men of the western part of the county, and states that the range out look is good for the coming winter. Visiting Parents.
 Miss SnarlOt NJ. Hall. Territorial Historian, arrived from the capital yesterday and will leave today for the home of her parents, Mir. and | Mrs. J. K. Hall, on the Agua Fria, for a few weeks visit. She has !! been in the northern part of the | Territory during the greater part of i the summer, gathering data pertain ing to her interesting work In the Saddle.
 Miss Zada Ralston, Miss Inez George Miller and R. T. | reached the city yesterday from Humboldt. coming on horseback. ! The young ladies are engaged teach ing the Humboldt school. MT. Walker | is an attache of the Consolidated | Arizona Smelling company and Mir. Miller operates the silica mines at Dewey. The party returned later in the day.
 Receives Freedom.
 Fred ROemer, who, it will be re- figured in a series of day light rObberies in this city several years ago, and was sentenced to seven years in prison, has received his freedom, and is in Los Angeles, with his family. Meeting a prominent resident of Prescott at Wiekenburg. while en route, he was free to un- burden hlmsef Of the past, saying that physically he was never in better form in his life, while nor ally, there wasa decided improvement for the better.' Law Suts Pending.
 Judge H. T. Andrews left yester- day for Yuma, as counsel for sev- eral Prescott business men in liti- gatiOn against a mining company in Yuma county, which comes up for on Monday. He was ae- by Ray Hill, whose firm Is interested in the suits. Concludes Duties.
 H. P. Anewalt, who was called to this city few days ago in connee- ton with the hearing against the Santa Fe, of which he is the assist ant freight agent in San Francisco, left yesterday morning for Phoenix. to visit with friends before contin- uing his journey to the coast. From the Pacific.
 w. V. DeCamp, superintendent of the Pacific Copper Mining company.