Weekly journal-miner., 1919-11-12
City NeoUs In Brief
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 Professional Trip.
 Dr. J. Harvey Blain left for Phoe nix yesterday to attend a specia meeting of the Arizona Dental asso citation, returning later this week. Mining Man Here.
 George Donner, in charge of the Gold King mines in the Bradshaws is visiting the city on business, re- porting development as continuing with small force.
 Visiting Phoenix.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Bischoff left yesterday for Phoenix for a week with friends, and while in the above city will be guests of Mrs. J. H: Will halns, a niece of Mrs. Bischoff.
 Mining Business.
 Henry Braun is in the city from the Bradshaws, reporting that mining generally in that field was assuming some action again, and since the SiI- yer Crown strike that silver belt was attracting very much interest.
 Passes Through.
 (. E. Burton of Ash Fork passed through yesterday for the desert country to look over feeding coudi- tiCns for this winter, and is preparing tp drive his sheep south in a short time. He will take ill the state fair, of course
 Leave For Phoenix.
 Miss Helen Stevenson and Miss Jennie Aplustill left for Phoenix yes terday, to return later in the week. Miss Stevenson joined her parents, Mir. and Mrs. R. NJ. Stevenson, Of Holbrook, who will spend the winter in the southern part of the state. Not Alarmed.
 John Hallberg, cigar manufacturer of Cottonwood, is visiting Prescott for a few days and states the crusade against the weed is not alarming him, as the nicotine army is being re- cruited up to war strength and will withstand a long siege when the bat tie of the ballots is under way. Outside Land Deals.
 Mary s. Ordway has sold to Kate T. Corey for about $500 a tract of land of 100 by l40 feet situated in Hartson's Oak Park addition, the deed being recorded yesterday. An other deal closed ill that strip yester- day was two lots sold to Miss Corey by Mir Hartson, the consideration not being given.
 Another Realty Deal.
 The real estate office of R. H. Bur mister reported yesterday that Judge F. o. Smith had closed the deal for his residence on Mt. Vernon street to Ed B. Pentland, the Mayer mining man, the consideration not / being given. The buyer is not for the present to occupy the home, remain ing at his mining camp.
 Political Pow-wow.
 Attorney P. w. O'Sullivan left yesterday for Phoenix, where he is called by the faithful of the demo- cratic league of nations to hurl the big barrage before the huge aggre- gation to assemble today. He is loaded with shrapnel and has a big stock of gas to draw on to win the day The brethren are now advanc- ing from all sectors in the state to the capital, and the bombardment IS to last for three days. Compromised Suit
 The domestic affairs of Mir. and Mrs. Abner Cowles, which assumed some notoriety in Messilla, N. M., court, in the admissability of certain evidence pro and con, have been amicably adjusted, and the divorce action has been dropped. The couple however, are to live apart, and the husband is to pay alimony of $50 a month to the wife. They made this city their home while Whipple was being rebuilt, and mingled quite free ly in social circles here.