Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-11
City News
 ....In Brief
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(From Sundays Daily)

W. M- NeaSlt, hiChShDuiS < ''' ness man, is in the. city on visit to his family, t=. Cattleman Visitor. -.
 Oscar Cornell, the cattleman of the Juniper section, is in Prescott for a business visit. g. Remains Shipped. i -. b.
 The remains of the late W. H. Kuhn were shipped yesterday, by the Ruffner undertaking house to Nash vile. Tenn, They will be. laid to rest beside. those of his father, sister. and brother. ..-.-.-. D.. >-. From Sugar Town. ' Messrs. H.. .~G. Welder and Joe Asher, well known residents of Glen dale. are in the city for few days. ':.@ ..'' -'-. Attorney Returns. '"
 MT. and Mrs. Leroy Anderson re- turned to their home in Prescott last night after an extended visit to southern California resorts. Returns Home. .=
 Mrs. John Luke of Phoenix after a pleasant Visit with Mrs. F. w.. Stewart of Prescott. for several weeks, has returned to her home. Inspecting Property.
 T. E. Campbell of the Haynes Cop per company, at Jerome, is at pres ent at the property inspecting the work going on. He will return to- day.
 Goes On Record.
 The official map of Idylwild was filed yesterday in the county record CTS office. This gives it official ex- istence as legal subdivision of this county. .-.. Big Cattleman Arrives.
 John Bixler, one of the heaviest owners of cattle in northern Arizona, is in Prescott for few days on business. His interests are situated in Coeonino county.
 Back to Range:;-'-' ---.''.
 Charles E. Burton, thrifty sheep man of the Ash Fork section, has returned to his' camp. He was in the city for few days transacting business and visiting friends. Journalistic Visitor. '.
 Dr. Geo. w. Vickers of the Ari- zona Republican was a passenger on the Phoenix special which reached Prescott last night at o'clock. He will remain but a short time. New Officer.
 Sheriff Smith yesterday commis- stoned J. T. Sheffield deputy sher- if, and the new appOintee qualified. Deputy Sheffield will have jurisdic- ton in the Cedar Glade country. Railroad Official Leaves.
 T. G Maddox, travelling auditor of the S. F., P. & F., left yesterday for Missouri on his annual vacation. He will also visit Mrs. Maddox while away, and later will return to his post with her.
 Merchant Visitor.
 c. c. Stukey, identified with the commercial, fife fof Walker, is in the city. He gives a good account of the outlook at that point in mining and says that industrial conditions are healthy.
 After Cattle.
 Ed. Ritter, foreman ef the Ari- zona Cattle company, of which c. P. Mullen of Tempe is the manager, has gone to Mayer to look the range over for cattle The range of this company is located in the Thompson valley country.
 From Granite Mountain.
 Messrs. J. NJ. Weston and Eftz- hugh Lee, well known residents of the Granite Mountain section, are in Prescott on business. They report the ranch and range industry as pros porous, better conditions prevailing in each this season than ever before. Popular Girl.
 The many friends of Miss Venta UIlman, daughter of Fred Uullman of this city, are welcoming her home from Santa Monica, where she has been attending school for some months past. She arrived last night and several of her friends were at the depot to greet her.
 Mining Magnate Here.
 D. J. Sullivan of the United Gold Mines company, of Congress, who has been visiting Prescott, will return to his property this morning. He re- ports that enterprise as about ready to begin operations, and is here to perfect arrangements for the in s+olliuu of tha cvanide treatmant of