Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-31
CIty News
 ....In Brief
rrom Thursday's DsnyD

Trom Thursday's Ds'iyD
 To Main Line.
 | O. w. Blickenstaff left yesterda, for the main line of the Santa Ft railroad on business trip for q few days.
 At the Hollenbeck.
 A. T. Godbe, Mrs. William Ncl son, E. J. Dillon and T. F. Me. Loughlin of Prescott, were recen, guests at the Hollenbeck hotel in Los Angeles
 Summer Visitor.
 Arthur Ainsworth. brother of Mrs R. A. Craig, arrived from the Eas, yesterday and will remain in the city for the summer 10 enjoy the climate. He is resident of Phoc- nix.
 Accepts Situation. w. C. Gaston left last night for Bedding. Cal. where he has accept ed responsible position with a mining company as a millwright in erecting a large reduction plant. He will be away for the next three months and returns after filling the contract
 Brief Court Session. In the superior court yesterday Ed Mitchell was arraigned on an information charge of burglary, and pleaded not guilty. His trial was set for July 3l. He is accused of burglarizing the mercantile store of TT. J. Evans & Go. at Ash Fork, and was arrested in the building. Student Returns.
 The many friends of Miss Beth Block welcomed her home on Tues day afternoon after an absence of several months at the Mt. Ida school of Boston. She will remain here until the fall semester opens. En route she visited with her brother, Gary Block and family, al Twin Lakes, Winconsin.
 Sad Mission.
 Pete l.. Burragc, miner of the Bradshaws, arrived last night and leaves today for Salmon City, Ore gon, to attend the funeral of his only sister. Her death occurred from typhoid fever. making the third member of the family who has succumbed to that affliction in the past two years and the fourth one in five years.
 Visiting Miner.
 Harrison Yarnell. one of the best known of pioneer miners, and after whom the Yarnell mine was named, is in the city on business from Stanton, where he has resided for over third of century. He is an authority on. placer mining. and until recently was conducting exploration to determine the source of the fab ulous wealth on the summit of Rich | | Hill
 Closing Up Contract. F. H. Harris. one of the sub contractors on the Verde Valley railway. returned to his camps yes terday to begin inc work of dis mantling and transferring his large outfit to the main line of the Santa Fe. near Seligman. He states that within the next ten days all grading will have been finished to within a short distance of the smei,cr site of the United Verde. below Jerome. Home From Coast.
 Mrs. G. IT. Schuerinan returned yesterday from Los Angeles. where she accompanied her husband to witness the marriage of the iatier's daughter. Mrs. Annie Vanderbil, and T. l.. Mclaughlin, which was solemnizcd in that city last Satur. day. Mir. Sehuerman will return next week. while Mir. and Mrs McLouRhlin VIII enjoy thefr honey moon al inc coast resorts oi Southern California until the middle of August, then returning 10 Pres colt to reside.
 Given Their Freedom. Before United States Commits sioner Moore yesterday the follow ing named, detained for selling whisky to Indians in Mohave county, were examined and given their free dom; James Loder. Oscar Nelson, Jesus Gonzales. Juan Hemas, Jose Manuel and Joe Gaffey. They were transferred from Phoenix io this city. under orders of the federal court. All left during the day for Mohave county,