Weekly journal-miner., 1909-11-03

| idob evening IiOh d Nioi' "ith AAASH~7 in San Diego.
 Visiting Ranchman.
 J. Harley Dillon, prominent ranch man from Williamson valley, is in the city on a business trip.
 Supervisors Were in Session.
 The board of county supervisors held brief session yesterday and at tended to several minor matters. From BOuse.
 J. L. Trenbertn is up from Bouse, where he has been filling a con- tract on the new railroad to Swansea. Returns East.
 V. L. Mason, vice president of the Development Company of America, returned yesterday to his home in New York.
 Returned to Bouse.
 Following a business trip to Los Angeles and a day spent in this city Eugene Greenwood left yesterday for his home at Bouse.
 Returned to Ranch.
 J. F. Hamilton left on the after noon train for the Bar Diamond ranch in which he is interested. He paid brief visit to this city.
 Visits Capital City.
 To attend to some railroad matters. George Tisdale, superintendent of bridges on the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix, has gone to Phoenix. Home From California.
 Mrs. J. J. Fisher, who has been in California for three weeks, returned to the city last evening, having great ly enjoyed her trip to the coast. Episcopal Bishop.
 En route to the southern portion of the territory Bishop Kendriek of the Episcopal church was a visitor in Prescott yesterday morning for short time.
 Secured Mining Options.
 Following a visit to Yavapai eoun- ty on mining business, J. W. Daw- 0Nh ACAG gN0AtAhdy 1OI HIS uOulc III Los Angeles. He has secured options on two properties.
 Trainload of Cattle.
 A trainlOad of cattle is to be shipped to the Salt River valley by L. L. Harmon, who left the city yes terday morning for Kirkland, where he has ranch interests. Home Prom Denver.
 Mrs. J. A. Jaeger returned from Denver yesterday, where she has been visiting relatives for several weeks. She was accompanied home by MT. Jaeger, who joined her there a few days ago.
 Hassayampa Travels. M. Fields, an old time resident of Yavapai county, left yesterday for Kansas City. He is S3 years of age and states that this is the first time in thirty years that he has been on a railroad train.
 Returns From Illinois.
 Having enjoyed a visit of more than two months with relatives in Illinois, Mrs. c. A. Peter returned last evening to this city. En route home from Illinois she stopped for one week in Denver to visit friends. Williamson Rancher.
 W. H. Clark, who is one of the most prominent ranehmen in the Will Hanson valley country, was a visitor in the city yesterday. He came in in his automobile and says that con ditions are excellent in that section. To Be Welded Here.
 Following a request by mail, Pro bate Judge Hicks yesterday issued marriage license for Harold K. Mar shall and Miss Lillian E. MeMahon, both of Parker. They will reach Prescott within a day or two and will be welded on their arrival here. Back to Arizona.
 w. F. Meeks, formerly of this eoun- ty, but for several years a resident of New York, passed through last eve hihS OA HIS way Jo IuOthlN. ne tA- poets to locate permanently in Ari- zona, being interested in an irriga- tiOn enterprise near Yuma. Mir Meeks was a candidate for the house of representatives from this county six years ago, being defeated only sixteen votes by LeROy Anderson. Welcomed to Prescott.
 Judge and Mrs. E. NJ. Doe arrived last evening from Flagstaff to take up their residence in Prescott Their home will be the Stewart residence on South Mt. Vernon street. They were welcomed at the depot by a delegation of the legal fraternity. Held to Grand Jury.
 Fay Krane, alleged to have stolen a calf, was yesterday held under