Weekly journal-miner., 1910-09-28
ClIy News ...In Brief
CFrom Sundays Daily)

W. F.. Cummings was an outgoing
 passenger this morning for Phoenix
 on a short busniess visit.
 Visited Relatives.
 John Siess, the mining man of the
 Bradshaws, returned yesterday from
 an extended visit with relatives and
 friends in Petaluma, Cal.
 Left for Phoenix.
 Milton Tregalles left yesterday for
 Phoenix, where he recently invested
 heavily in real estate. He intends to engage in business in the Capital City.
 Leaves for Coast Outing. | G. W. Parsons of McCabe, prom inently known as a retired mining man. left yesterday for the coast, where he goes for a month of recre- atiOn.
 Home From Outing.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Heap and children. after a visit of several weeks at the coast resorts of Southerh California, returned to the city yes terday
 Jeweler Leaves. Ed. Showerman, until recently al Humboldt, was an arrival in the city yesterday, and leaves today for Phoe- nix. where he will open a jewelry es- Establishment.
 Off For Hunt.
 Al. Weber left yesterday morning for Rockers ranch with C. E. Gen try, c. H. Hooker and H. A. Chever- ton as guests. They will hunt deer for a few days.
 Busniess Mission.
 Henry ROckmark, contractor, left yesterday for Los Angeles, for a brief business trip in connection with his many enterprises under eonstrue- ton in this section.
 Home From Valley.
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Stewart and son, Clarence, returned to the city yesterday after a months visit at Williamson Valley, where they have land and cattle interests. Mine Official Returns Floyd l. Rittenour, identified with the Ohio Mines company, operating the Jessie mine in Chaparral, arrived yesterday from Columbus, Ohio, and will reside permanently.
 Range Outlook Good.
 John Chartz arrived in the city yesterday from Thompson Valley on brief business trip. He states that cattle are in fine condition and the prospects for winter grazing excel lent.
 From the South.
 H. P. Schwanbeck, the Humboldt business man, was an arrival yester- day from Wiekenburg, where ne was visiting relatives for a few days. He will return to the Shelter City to- morrow.
 Will Introduce Invention.
 J. H. Lee has perfected an oil burn ing apparatus and will place the same on the market during the coming week. The invention is his own and is the result of several years of earn est application.
 Coming From Mexico.
 Ezra Jackson, brother of Lester and Clarence Jackson of this city, writes from Oaxaca, Mexico, that he will return to Prescott in a few weeks to reside permanently. He has been sup erintendent of mining property near that city, leaving Kirkland Valley eight years ago.
 Prisoners Pass Through.
 Deputy Sheriff F.. NJ. Taekett of Flagstaff passed through the city yes terday, having in custody three Mex jeans sentenced to long terms in the penitentiary at Florence Two go for ten years each, convicted of man. slaughter and attempt to murder, and one for highway robbery for fifteen years. Home From Hunt.
 Manuel Madrid and Lorenzo Cor Ona arrived today from a deer hunt ! in the Cedar Glade country. They l killed three bucks and returned with 1 the hides of two skunks as trophies | of their outing. Mr. Madrid left | for Phoenix this morning, where he will visit a few days with relatives and friends.
 Takes Back Track.
 Robert Hamber, who was called to Los Angeles few days ago on a 1 business mission. in which the clam industry was presented to him as business undertaking, returned yester- day, not finding the inducements as attractive as represented. He has de- cided to continue his vocation as a engineer Former Resident Returns.
 R. J. Williams. a former resident of this county, has returned here af- ter an absence of fourteen years. MT. Williams is located in Humboldt. Since leaving here he has served | SIX years as county recorder of Gila lt county and filled various positions of rust with mining companies in South 'rn Arizona and Moyico. 1. Leaves for Mohave.
 Dr. W. II. Butcher, ( aged in min ng in the Cedar distri of Mohave county, returned yesterd.v to King nan, after a pleasant visit here com 1lning business with pleasure. He is -avorably impressed with the mining possibilities of the districts tributary o Prescott, and intends to return lere- later on an extended visit. Return to Range.
 MT. and Mrs. C. W. Fisher left