Weekly journal-miner., 1913-09-17
CITY NEWS
 =: IN BRIEF
(From Wednesdays Daily) From the Resort.

From the KeSorr-
 Miss Nell Conway, prominently knoan in social circles of Phoenix, and visitor at Iron Springs during the summer, motored to Prescott yesterday and win remain for few weeks at the home of Robert E. Morrison as the guest of the latter's charming daughters.
 Mining on the Move.
 D. N. Jenkins, mining engineer, Is in the city from Mayer, on busi- ness, and reports quite a lively movement noticeable among invest DTS in making examinations in that field during the past two months The two big camps of the district, the Blue Bell and Copper Queen, continue to go ahead producing and developing with several individually owned mines as active.
 C. P. Wingheld, the Humboldt merchant, is in the city and reports xhe smelter and big concentrating Enill as running to their full capac- Ity on Blue Bell ores only. Visiting Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Burton of Upper Verde valley are in the city for a few days visiting friends They are registered at the St. Mich aeL
 On Business.
 J. C. Dorian, superintendent of Che Climax mines on the Hassayam- apa. was a business visitor to the city yesterday and reports the mill as again running steadily. plenty of water being available from the re- cent heavy rains.
 Many Witnesses.
 Among the arrivals from Contella- 1ion yesterday afternoon to attend Superior Court as witnesses in the trial of Leonard White, accused of murdering A. M. Cameron. were the following Mrs Rosie His, w. J. Gilbert, Matt Canhe1d, Judd Riggs, George Montgomery, William (. McAllister. George Korick, C. A. Folk and Pete Osborn. A score was due to arrive last night and to- day.
 City Realty Sold.
 A. W. Edwards has purchased from A L Hammond the latter's lot and residence in West Prescott. the deed being filed for record yesterday tor a nominal consideration. Visiting Friends.
 Afr- and Mrs D. l. Henderson, the former chief accountant of the Consolidated smelters at Humboldt. are in the city for few days visit ing with friends
 Pioneer Visitor.
 George w. Morgan. for many years a mine operator of the south ern part Of the county, arrived from Wickenburg yesterday and is in at tendance on the Superior Court. He receives a welcome from many friends and is well known here. Outside Visitor.
 N. D. Loveless, of Cherry creek, Is among the outside visitors to the cry attending court and is regis tered at Brinkmeyer's hotel Council Special Meeting.
 "A special meeting of the City Council is slated for tonight, at which time the bids for the grading of Mount Vernon street will be opened. The council will also be waited upon by a delegation from the Northern Arizona Fair Associa- Gion . ~Ssl Comes to Stay.
 Bert Littler. formerly a driver of the city fire wagon, returned yesterday from the southern part of the State to remain His services have been secured by Rufner's ss5lbles on account of his expert Knowledge of horseflesh. Visiting Miner.
 R C Houston is in the city from the Bradshaw mountains, | where he has been spending the sSlr'amer. He is preparing to return 10 Tiptop, to resume operations on t1is claims, the warm weather abat- sng, which drove him to a higher elevation
 Verde Visitor.
 J. H. Wingheld, IT., of Camp Verde, is in the city on business, arsvehng in his auto. Outing on Coast. 1T H A Black. manager of the fur | sliture department of the Bashford- Buv1ister Company, has gone to San Diego for a few weeks of re- '1aperation, joining his wife, who preceded him last month. Back From Boston.
 Former Deputy Sheriff John Burns returned yesterday from a f-rTsmth's trip to Boston. visiting rela- SIves and friends at the old home. Pioneer Visitor. N. P. Blackford. for the past year za rangeman of Coconino county. re- turned yesterday and conternp1ates i remaining to engage in business. Visiting Old Horne