Weekly journal-miner., 1909-12-01
Doctor Passes Through.


 pr. L. c. Toney of Humboldt pass ed through the city yesterday for his home at that place. He has been to Phoenix visiting his wife and family for several days
 New Business Started.
 Virginia Turner, experienced in hair dressing, massage and kindred work, has arrived in the city and opened parlors in the old Armory building on Cortez street.
 To Bouse.
 George Meade and R. E. Farrell of McCabe left yesterday for the viein- ity of BOuse, where they have min ing interests. They intend to be away for several weeks.
 Sells Cattle Brand. J. E. Brown has sold to J. D. Brown all his interest in the brand known as the seven bar seven iron and the cattle, for a consideration of $IOO. The parties to the above rested at Ash Fork and the cattle range in that section.
 Back From Salinas. Ex-Sheriff Ruffner has returned from a business and pleasure trip to the Salt River valley, where he placed a car load of horses on pas ture for the coming winter. He re- ports the capital city as experiencing | prosperous conditions.
 Daughter Born.
 MT. and Mrs. James Malloy an- nounee the birth of fine baby daugh- ter at their home. The memorable event occurred on Thanksgiving Day, and they are rejoicing over the ar rival at such an suspicious time. The popular couple are the recipi- ents of many congratulations. From the Desert.
 George Merritt arrived home yes terday afternoon from the A. 6 c. country, where he has mining inter- ests. He says the coming winter in that field promises to be an active one in mine development and eonsid- erable interest is shown in the var ious districts from investors, several Of whom are on the ground inspect ing properties.
 Visited the Range.
 C. E. Gentry, the efficient assistant assessor of the county, has returned from the Tank country, where he was the guest for several days of E. W. stephens. He says that during the past few days a string of sheep es- timated to number over 3O,OOO head has passed through Skull valley for the winter grounds adjacent to Con gress Junction.
 Prescott Property Sold.
 Yesterday a deed was filed for rec ord conveying one of the most desir- able residence tracts in the city. The property sold was the Joe Wilson strip in the western part of the city, covering 160 feet of the north DOT tion of lot 15 in block 6. c. D. Har- vey was the purchaser and the price was S750. MT. Harvey intends to build a home on the ground he pur- ehases.
 The following bounty hides were re- eeived yesterday by the skunk clerk of the county and sent below. after payment was made to the respective claimants: George Hammond. Date Creek and vicinity, v coyotes, 21 skunks and 16 wild cats. John Ar hold, Arnold's Goat Ranch, near Hot Springs Junction; seven coyotes. 14 skunks and two wild cats. N. D. Huteheson, Middle Verde, one coyote William Cook, Dry Beaver Creek, six coyotes.
 For a consideration of s75O James A. Keteherside yesterday sold to James Thompson one and one-third acres of farming land on the aban- doned Fort Verde reserve. In the same tract Sarah J. and Wales Ar noId also sold to MT. Thompson two acres for a nominal consideration. The above land is said to be the most deirable in that section and will be extensively cultivated by the new owner, together with the other ground adjacent.
 Probate Judge Hicks yesterday is- sued a marriage license to James c. CorneilsOn and Miss Dora Baker. The former is from Navajo county and the latter from Marieopa county. The above parties met in this city yes terday and the ceremony was sehed- uled for last night. They will reside in the northern county, where the groom has extensive land and cattle interests hOfh 1aax-ipr