Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-04

der favorable conditions.
 McCabe is Good.
 Deputy Sheriff George Meade is in the city from McCabe. He states that the criminal health of his sec tion is fine, and that no offenders are around that law abiding camp. Well Known Military Man.
 The many Prescott friends of Col onel L. M. Maus will be pleased to learn that he has returned to the United States from the Philippines, where he has been stationed for sew eral years, and is now at St. Paul, Minn. Colonel Maus is attached to the medical department and praetieed in this city while stationed at Fort Whipple. He is an uncle of Mrs. W. w. Ross.
 Promising Prpperty.
 Ed. Parsons, who is opening up some good looking mining ground on the Hassayampa, near Quartz Noun tain, IS in the city on business and to enjoy a vacation. He will return today.
 From the Desert.
 Ben Holbrook, after several months occupied on the desert, near Bouse, is in the city on a business trip. He says that mining will be flourishing business this fall at all points along the A. & c.
 omcial Returns.
 After several weeks spent on. the coast, C.. A. Peter, Jr., clerk of the board of supervisors of this county, returned last night, and will be at his office this morning. He says the trip was a pleasant one.
 Has Recovered.
 William Gammill, who has an en- mity for the gasoline wagon, owing to its eolliding abilities on a certain occasion, is out of bed. His broken ribs have healed up sufficiently to permit his reappearanee in public. To Beaver Creek.
 Robert FinDie returned to his home on Beaver cIeek yesterday. He d;s- posed of his fruit crop while in the city, and received high prices for the pinms, the latter being among the finest ever received in this mar ket.
 Return to Phoenix.
 MT. and Mrs. S. W. Higley ar rived in the city yesterday evening from Humboldt, where Mrs. Higley and children have been spending the summer They left on the south bound train for their home at Phoe- nix.
 Range Foreman Visits.
 George Marlow, the capable range foreman of the Carter live stock interests in Williamson valley, is Tn the city. having business matters to attend to. Lester Johnson, also the foreman of the Humphreys range, is here from the same locality DIE NdLI4Culd11 4OHus
 A. C. Young, one of the largest owners of range cattle in the eoun- ] ty, is here on business. MT. Young will become identified with Prescott in material manner, having decided to invest heavily in real estate, and will erect several houses. He be- lieves that this city has a good fu- ture and desires to become land owner here. Mine Operator Leaves.
 J. H. Hall, vice president of the Arizona Copper corporation, Oper- ating on the summit of the Sierra Prietta range, near this city, will leave tomorrow for Los Angeles, where important matters in connect ion with that property are to be considered. MT. Hall is a practical mining man, and is well pleased with the appearance of his company 5 ground, believing that when it is ex- plored it will merit the investment | that IS to be made Tn the very near i future. From the Etta.
 Superintendent II. H. Reyes reach ed the city last evening from the Etta mine. having a fine bar of gold bullion, the proceeds of re- cent run of the mill of that com pany. With John S. Ross, also of the Etta, he will return to the camp tomorrow. Will Run Mill. J. K. Miller, who is developing the Belle group of mining claims in the Santa Maria district, is in the city on business He will return to his camp on Monday. MT. Miller is the inventor of a small prospecting mill, mention of which was made in the