Weekly journal-miner., 1909-10-13


 white quartz with honeycomb char acteristics. Several dollars in the free are shown.
 Returns to City.
 H. T. Daley, recognized in min ing circles as a capable man in any position in underground work, has re- turned to the city after several months employed in the United Verde mine at Jerome.
 Big Bar From Congress.
 The Prescott National bank has re- eeived its weekly consignment of gold bullion from the Congress mine and it was sent to the mint at San Fran cisco. It weighed 223 ounces and is of fine milling grade.
 Attended Miller Funeral. MT. and Mrs. L. H. Ehle and John II. Ehle, firm friends of the late Samuel C. Miller, left for their homes in Skull Valley last night, coming to attend the funeral of the above pioneer.
 Wants Office.
 A petition was received by the board of supervisors yesterday from Humboldt, asking for the appointment of Robert E. COrley for the office of constable of that precinct It will be heard at a future session. Photo Journey.
 T. H. Bate left Thursday for the properties of the Golden Ridge Min ing and Milling company, where he will take photos of the surface and underground conditions of that prop erty. The above mines are located near Congress Junction.
 Back From Desert.
 W. J. Kearny, who is operating mining ground near Maxton in the Hassayampa range, has returned to the city from a mine inspection trip to the Yarnell section. He will go out to his camp today, where he has splendid properties under devel- opment.
 Competent Girl Leaves
 Miss Susan Murphy, a capable young lady stenographer, employed in the law offices of Henry F. Ashurst until recently, has resigned and left yesterday for Bisbee, where she will fill a responsible position in the brokerage house of Graf Brothers in that city.
 off For Mexico.
 Raymond T. Beleher, assistant clerk of the board of supervisors, left Thursday night for Guaymas, Mexico. He has a business proposition to look after in that city and goes to inves- tigate before making up his mind to accept it. He will be absent for thirty days.
 Cattleman Arrives.
 George A. Carter of Williamson valley, returned to this section yes terday from a brief visit to Los An geles and his fattening grounds at Imperial. He is here to superintend the shipping of a large number of his range steers from his home ranch to California.
 Returns Home.
 Hon. L. s. Williams, identified with the Perrin Land and Cattle company at Williams, after several days of a business visit in Prescott, returned Thursday to his home in the above city. MT. Williams was a member of the lower house of the legislature two years ago and was recognized as a leading member of that body. Return to Range.
 Henry and Robert Miller, sons of the late Samuel c. Miller, who were called to the city to attend their fathers funeral, will return to their range interests on Bride Creek this morning. They are preparing to round up their cattle for shipment to the Salt River fattening grounds. Home From Hunt.
 F. W. Foster, of the Hill Hard ware company, returned to the city yesterday from Juniper, where he has been hunting for over a month. He reports having had an enjoyable out ing. Ray Hill will take the tracks of Mir. Foster and also go to the same section to spend several weeks in hunting and to also look after his extensive cattle interests. Resumes Duties.
 After several days spent in Phoe- nix and the Salt River valley on business matters, W. S. Pratt, in the | accounting department of the Arizona Brewing company, returned yesterday l to the city to resume his duties with | the above firm. He reports the Cap ital City as experiencing a decidedly |