Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-31
Returns Home.

country and its attractive mineral
 conditions.
 From Saturdays Daily) | Mercantile Visitor.
 A. E. Upper of Walker was in the
 city yesterday on business, and re-
 ports healthy conditions in that min
 ing field.
 Comes to Locate.
 Mrs. James A. MulvenOn and child
 arrived from Los Angeles yesterday,
 joining her husband, who preceded
 her a few weeks ago, and they will
 make their home in the city.
 Home Again.
 The many friends in the city of Mrs. P. c. Wilder and daughter, Mrs. Binford, will be pleased to learn that they have returned from an extended visit to the coast re- sorts of Southern California.
 Consults Eye Specialist.
 J. W. Johnson, in charge of the Harrington Hotel, at the Tiger gold mines, arrived yesterday and left last night for Phoenix, where hc gors for medical treatment by an eye specialist, being seriously afflicted. Preparing to Leave.
 F. W. Brown, who. has been identi- fled with the range industry on Lower Lynx Creek for the past few years, is preparing to return to his old home in Philadelphia, having dis posed of his interests. and will not return.
 Court Takes Recess.
 Judge E. M. Doe left yesterday for Flagstaff, and will return on June 12th. when civil suits will be heard. All criminal cases have been disposed of and other litigation is being ar ranged to be considered on the above date. Preparing to Build.
 The Christian Science church of this city has purchased two lots on the corner of Goodwin and Cortez streets, opposite the city fire hall, from D. H. Biles, for which the sum of 5000 was paid. The purchase is incidental to the erection of a house | of worship in a short time Leaves for Coast.
 Mrs. J. Paul passed through the city yesterday from Jerome Junction, en route to Los Angeles for the sum- mer, on business and pleasure. She was joined at Wickenburg by her niece, Miss Clara ,O'Brien. During her absence, John Brannen, her | brother, is master of ceremonies at | the popular hotel.
 Check Manipulators.
 Two Mexican laborers. who stole | checks from companions, and attempt ed to impersonate the owners, in having them eashed, were arrested | by Sheriff Smith and tried yesterday before Judge McLane. They were found guilty and sentenced to thirty days each in the county jail. The amount of each cheek was small, hence the petty larceny charge. Comes On Sad Duty.
 Mrs. o. D. M. Gaddis of Kingman, daughter of the late Judge W. T. Baker, is in the city to attend the funeral of her father. which will be held this morning at 10 o'clock from the Ruffner parlors. Mrs. Gaddis was for many years a resident of this city and social favorite. She Is extended many expressions of sym pathy in her bereavement over the loss of her father. Change.
 John Massing yesterday retired from the Prescott Auto Co.,, and the firm is now composed of Rhodes & Howard. MT. Massing will also dis continue his auto and taxicab busi- ness, and eontemplates devoting his lime to farming his lands near the Point of Rocks. He will install a rell boring machine with a capacity If 1000 feet, the apparatus being on he road from California. His express md transfer business is not disturbed md will be maintained as heretofore.