Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-26
CIly News ...In bPIef
(From Sundays Daily.)

Business Trip.
 William Byers of the firm of Byers X Andrews, left yesterday for Mayer on business, and to hunt quail for a few days.
 From the Range.
 Henry Miller, the rangeman of the Santa Maria country, was an arrival in the city yesterday for a brief visit on business nd pleasure. Goes to Coast.
 c. T. Joslin continued his trip from Bouse to Los Angeles, and will not return until next week. He mas busi- ness interests to look after for his house in the above city. From the Mines
 Gus Sehraplau returned to the city yesterday from the camp of the Ari- zOna Central Copper company, where he has been employed as hoisting en- gineer for several months. He is succeeded to that position by W. H. Mckay, who left yesterday. MT. Schraplau states that at the 1050 foot level the showing is the best yet made on that property, a fine grade of ore being recently uncovered. Showering Congratulations.
 MT. and Mrs. L. E. Whistler of Humboldt are being showered with congratulations over the arrival at their home last Sunday night of a beautiful baby daughter. Brief Visit.
 Mrs. George Montgomery, wife of the general manager of the Mint Gold Mining company, in Copper Basin, was brief visitor to the city yesterday, returning home on the sf ternoOn train.
 Engineers Leave.
 H. c. Shotwell, city and county surveyor, and Frank Goodman, civil engineer, left yesterday for Congress Junction, where they will be en- gagged for a few days in field work for a mining company.
 Leaves for Home.
 Mrs. Ledbetter and two children, who have been spending the summer in this city with friends, left yes terday for Albuquerque, N. M., and from that city will return to San Diego, Cal, their home.
 Goes to Hills.
 Charles Rose, the well known miner of the Mayer section, arrived in the city yesterday and will leave in a few days for a general prospecting trip along the rim rock of the Mo gollon Mountains for the winter. Goes to Mines. John Lawler left yesterday for his ranch on the Santa Maria, and from that point will proceed to the Hill side mine, which is to be operated again in a short time. He will be absent several days.
 Seriously III.
 The many friends in Prescott of Mrs. Charles Greig, will regret to learn that she is seriously i'll, and will reach the city today from Hum boldt, going to the Mercy hospital for treatment. She is suffering from typhoid fever.
 Leaves for South.
 After several days visit with his family in the city, W. B. Stone left yesterday for Phoenix, where he will remain for several days, going from there to San Francisco later, where he eontemplates residing. He has been fully restored to- health. Sees Wild Geese.
 George Sargent reached the city yesterday from the Mineral Point district, and states that while pass ing through the Point of Rocks, he ran into a flock of five large wild geese, that were feeding near a small pool He fired two shots, but was unsuccessful in striking the mark. This is the first time in many years these birds nave been seen in such close proximity to the city. They flew away in the direction of the Verde river. They were magnificent specimens.
 Comes for Visit.
 Mrs. T. G. Johnson arrived yes terday from New York, and will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. Ed. Jones of Camp Wood for several weeks. She was met in the city by MT. and Mrs. Jones, and will leave today with them for home.
 Returns From Outing.
 Jake Davenport, one of the fore men of the bridge crews of the s. F., P. & P, under George Tisdale, arrived in the city yesterday from