Weekly journal-miner., 1909-12-01
(From Fridays Daily)

A. V. Callis, representing the pop ular Star tobacco, is paying the city his first visit in the interest of that brand of chewing commodity.
 To Spend Winter Here.
 Mrs. Ella Burke of San Francisco will be the guest for the winter of MT. and Mrs. Chas. L. Erwin on Mon tezuma street.
 Inspected Interests.
 F. M. Murphy returned yesterday from a brief trip to the Bradshaws, where he made an examination of his extensive mining interests. He re- ports satisfactory conditions prevail ing in that field generally and speaks in splendid terms of the future. Goes to Mines.
 Albert French left yesterday for the Bouse section, in which vicinity he has mining interests to look after. He intends to devote the coming winter to developing them.
 Visitors From Dewey.
 c. c. Miller, operating the silica works at Dewey, reached the city yes terday. He was accompanied by his son, A. V. Miller, and his daughters, the Misses G. D. and s. L. Miller. They will remain for a few days. Made Quick Trip.
 Postmaster Drew of Juniper paid the CeitEaAdSiag trip yesterday, re- turning home in the afternoon. He reports the farmers of that section as busy harvesting their corn and other crops while the weather is fav+ orable.
 Renews AcQuaintanees.-
 Among the former residents of the city arriving recently is s. c. Wyn- coop, who comes from Cananea, Mex ico. MT. Wyncoop will be well re- membered as an electrician of the Prescott Electric Company in the ear Her life of that enterprise. To South for Winter.
 MT. and Mrs. Sidney Ross, former residents of this city, passed through last night from St. Louis, to spend the coming winter at Phoenix. MT. Ross makes annual trips to Arizona, devoting the summers to the north and the winters to the south. Making the Rounds.
 B. W. Zaehau, private secretary to Delegate Cameron, is at present in Yuma, expecting to return to Wash ington in the next few weeks to re- sume his duties. He will visit Pres colt in a few days hence, remaining for some time. He is well known in this county, and formerly resided in this city.
 Lecture Postponed.
 Previous announcements that Judge Wells would deliver a lecture on Arizona "reminiscences at the Congre- gational Church this evening is post poned, owing to an important call he received yesterday afternoon to go to Phoenix. He left accordingly last night. Judge Wells is fortified be- hind over forty years of personal reeollections in this section, and the past in some respects covers the most thrilling chapters in life on the bor- der. The public will keenly appre- ciate an address from this learned man at some time in the future on any theme he may desire to deliver along historical lines.
 Choose New Home.
 Deputy Sheriff Cavanaugh of Yuma county accompanied by his wife and children left yesterday for Bouse, at which place they will make their fu- ture home. MT. Cavanaugh is one of the territory's most efficient crim- inal officers and in addition to the above position he is also a consta- ble of that precinct.
 New Car Here.
 The fine red auto of D. M. Clark reached the city yesterday from Los Angeles, the owner desiring to use it in going to his mining interests on Lynx Creek, where he is operating extensively. MT. Clark intends to remain indefinitely in this section and desires to travel in and out of the city in modem style. The ma chine is a Stearns, the first of its make to reach the city.
 To Work Mines.
 Al. Weisling left yesterday for his mines near Kirkland, after purchas ing a heavy supply of mining goods He intends to spend the coming win l II -.1l