Weekly journal-miner., 1909-10-27
(From Saturdays Daily) Inspected Mining Property.

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 other mining sections in the southern
 part of the county.
 Return Home.
 Messrs. J. R. Boyer and L. N.
 Wombaeher, after a few days busi-
 ness trip on mining matters, return
 ed to their homes on Cherry Creek
 yesterday.
 One Hide Contributor.
 County hide transactions were con-
 fined solely to B. F. Copple, who captured three skunks in the viein-
 ity of the O. X. slaughter house yes
 terdsy morning
 Lively Section.
 During his visit to Prescott yes
 terday Deputy Sheriff Burnen of Pc land stated that Walker was sxper-
 fencing the most prosperous era in its history and the mining activity in that zone was the avenue for this splendid condition. He also reports that many mining investors were seen in that section and the indiea- tions were that some heavy transae- tions would follow.
 Goes to Jerome.
 Al. Smith left yesterday for the camp of the Arkansas & Arizona Min ing company near Jerome to locate permanently and will enter the em- ploy of that company.
 Return From Visit.
 After several weeks pleasantly passed with friends and relatives at Hutchinson, Ia., Mrs. Hermann Brink meyer and son returned to their home in this city yesterday.
 Commercial Visitor.
 N. M. Mcdonald, formerly a resi- dent of this city but now the travel ing representative of the Fairbanks Morse company, is in the city on his periodical business visit. Serious Condition.
 J. B. Cox, who was sent to Stock ton, Cal, a few days ago suffering from a stroke of paralysis, is report ] ed to be in a serious condition and | his afflietiOn is permanent one, extending to other portions of hs body. Railroader Leaves.
 J. A. Jaeger, chief engineer of the s. F. P. & P, lines left yesterday ] for Denver to meet Mrs. Jaeger, who is visiting relatives in that city He expects to be away for few weeks and will accompany his wife home to this city.
 Contractor Leaves.
 E. J. Scott, of the firm that is grading the roadbed from Parker to Bengal, left for St. Louis and Pueblo yesterday on business incidental to the above railroad work. He will make a short trip returning to the front in a few weeks. Big Cement Shipment.
 The A. J. Head Lumber company yesterday sent to the Consolidated Arizona Smelling company at Hum boldt a 600-saek shipment of cement, to be used in the construction work of the smelter at that point. The weight of the same was 3O,OOO pounds.
 Home to Cherry.
 Mrs. D. B. Powell with her broth CTS, Eugene and John Milligan, re- turned yesterday to their home on Cherry Creek. They are sister and brothers respectively of the late De Witt Milhgan, who died from wounds received at Cherry Creek about a month ago.
 Former Resident in City.
 c. T. Lewis, the Ash Fork mer- chant, was a visitor to the city yes terday. MT. Lewis in years gone was l resident of Prescott and meets 1 many former friends and aequaint- lnees admitting, however, that time 1 AHpANiy Llc Ol [ he Hassayampers he knew when ! 'esident of this section. To Examine shylock. {
 c. A. Wood, identified with the I Central Arizona Copper company, ar . ived yesterday from Crampian, Pa. q Ie is here to look at the Shyloek C nine of the above company and will 70 to that property today with su- t 'erintendent Cleveland. The inten- ion of the company is to start devel- V pment under the new mechanical i quipment early the coming week e vith electrical service from the Ari- e ona Power company. g 'wansea Jisitor.N s
 F W. Mckinney, in charge of the l' work of the Clara Con- f interests at Swansea. ar t wed from that n1aee vaefardau ua n