Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-18

Stukey, Mrs. Wider reached Prescott
 last evening and will leave this morn
 ing for her home in Colorado.
 Mining Visitor.
 F. X. O'Brien, well known in min
 ing circles of this section, is visit
 ing Prescott from the Wickenburs
 country. He says that recent raini
 were very heavy in southern Yavapai
 Funeral Today.
 The funeral of the late Franl
 Coulter, who passed away a few day:
 ago, will take place this afternoon
 from Ruffner's undertaking parlors
 No trace of his Canadian relative,
 could be secured.
 Receives Patent.
 The United States mineral patent
 granted to F. X. O'Brien for the For.
 tuna mine in the southern part of this county has been filed for record The instrument was dated September 20, 1907.
 Engineer Returns.
 R. L. Mason, of the Arizona Pow CT company, has returned from a brief business trip to Los Angeles. He was called to that city to secure a man ager of the business at this point, who is expected to arrive shortly. Colo
 Two deeds were filed for record yesterday for the sale of farming lands on the Verde, involving 20 acres at a consideration of $2,300 The principals were J. H. Wingfield and wife who sold to Robert w. Wingfield.
 Mining Men Arrive.
 Max Wenzell, of the Black Noun tain Mining company, whose interests are located near Jerome Junction, is in the city on business for his com pany. He is accompanied by c. L. Adams and Walter L. Lindsay, em- ployes of the same company. Cattle Magnate Leaves.
 George A. Carter after an inspec- ton of his land and cattle interests in the Williamson valley range, left yesterday for Los Angeles. He ex- poets to return in September to su perintend the shipping of 500 head of cattle to the Imperial valley, where they will be fattened for market. To the old Home.
 After several days spent visiting friends in Prescott, Mrs. c. B. Genung to her home in Peoples val ley yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Genung is one of the pioneer residents of this territory, her arrival dating back to the early CO.'S.
 Made Some Money.
 John McNary, a young man of Walnut Grove, yesterday brought to he supervisors a bunch of sixteen skunk, two coyote and one wild eat hides. He says they were caught in ! few days, and taking $22 of eoun- -y money left in a happy frame of mind.
 Predicts Prosperity.
 Frank Bliss, a well known resident ,f BOuse, is in Prescott to enjoy he matchless climate of this section, ifter many months of a residence at hat place. He speaks enthusiastically If the mineral conditions there, say ng that later in the year it will be l lively section, and that many peo- lle will come to it for investment. Resume Business.
 WoOdville Williams, of the Home i Bakery of this city, will leave to- lay for Humboldt to establish a sim | lar business at that place. He was engaged in the same line l md says that his new house will | ,e a much better one than that | conducted before the plant closed ] town. He will also retain his busi- ! less in Prescott. Energetic Official.
 J. B. Girand, territorial engineer, eft last night for Phoenix, where | 'ariOus matters incidental to terri | Orial road work are to be considered. | Ie states that in a few days he will ret into the saddle and personally | inspect the routes lying along the forth and south lines of the proposed highway. It is quite probable that me of the first places he will in- pect will be the toll road that runs rom Minnehaha Flat to Columbia. 'bauca ba will uo +o UVoos+off on1