Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-09
CE1y News ...In Brief.
From Sundays Daily) Homo Pr0Y11 Uicif

Thomas and Charles King, who re- ! gently sold several hundred cattle to California buyers, returned to their range in Big Chino valley yesterday after few days in the city on busi. | ness.
 Examining Mines.
 G. N. Baty of Flagstaff arrived in the city yesterday, and will leave tomorrow for Mayer, near which place he is interested in mines. on which he eontemplates doing develop ment work.
 To Enjoy Outing. Morris Asher left yesterday for the home of MT. and Mrs. NJ. A. Perkins on the Upper Verde, where he will be their guest for a few days and will indulge in the sport of hunting quail and deer.
 From Swansea.
 R. Dannemiller, one of the well known miners of this section, who has been at the Clara Consolidated for several months, arrived in the city yesterday and will remain for an indefinite visit.
 Leave for East.
 MT. and Mrs H. Hollingshead, re- cent arrivals in the city from Walker, where the former is inter ested in mining, left yesterday for the East for visit with friends for several weeks.
 Winter Residence.
 MT. and Mrs. R. H. Ferguson of Camp Wood, who reached the city during the week, have decided to make Prescott their home during the winter, securing a cottage in West Prescott. NIT. Ferguson is interested in the live stock business.
 New Justice Appointed.
 At the meeting of the Board of Supervisors yesterday the office of justice of the peace of Ash Fork was declared vacant, Judge J. W. Kramer having left the place over one month ago for Nevada. J. S. Hogue was appointed to the position. Visiting Mother.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ellsworth Monroe, prominently known in the Verde Val ley, were arrivals in the city yes terday, and are at the home of the formers mother, Mrs. s. D. Monroe, for a few days. They are en route to the Fair at Phoenix
 Goes to Coast.
 Captain W. c. Parsons, the retired mining man, arrived yesterday from McCabe and left in the afternoon for Pasadena and Los Angeles, on busi- ness. He will soon leave for Tampa, Fla, where he is engaged in the live stock business, to remain for the win ter
 Returns From Outing.
 Attorney F. O. Smith has returned from hunting trip to Kirkland, say ing that he respected the statute as 1t applies to the sporting fraternity, bringing back an even twenty-five birds. He reports game in abund- anee and the country looking pros porous. Popular Miner Leaves.
 Dan Docherty, for many years fore man of the Madizelle mines, west of the city, in the Sierra Prietta | range, left yesterday for Phoenix, | and anticipates a visit to the Coast later. It is probable that he will | be identified with the Young Mines company, operating at Goldfields, in Pinal county. Interesting Mission.
 James Geno, after an absence or ] many years from his native land, | will leave today for Torreno, Italy, | with the intention of claiming a | bride that he met in his boyhood | days. Immediately after the we'd | ding he will return to this county, having valuable interests in the Bradshaw district.
 After Big Game.
 MT. and Mrs. J. L. Took of this city and Mir. and Mrs. Fitzhugn Lee of Mint Valley leave today for the | MOgollOn Mountains for a three weeks outing. The men are to hunt | bear and wild turkey, reports being received that there are many of the bruin family this year as certain points in that country Summoned By Illness.
 George P. Harrington left yester- day for his former home at Tavlor- vile, IT,. receiving a telegram that his father-in-law, Reuben Wilkinson, was critically i'll. Mir. Wilkinson will be favorably remembered by many in this city as a frequent visitor many years dSO, ana was heaNlly ln- terested in mining in this county. Interests.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. D. Shea of Sag inaw, Mich, were arrivals in the city yesterday and will leave today fol the property of the Mint Gold Mines company, in Copper Basin, of which MT. Shea is an official. They will re- main several days, the guests of MT and Mrs. George Montgomery, the former the director of operations. To Arrange Exhibit.
 Mrs. W. L. Fox, Lady Commission CT of Yavapai county to the Terri torial Fair, left this morning for Phoenix, to arrange the display in her department. She has collected an unexecllC< line in handsome and attractive decorative, needle and other work, and will personally look after the interests of the numerous Ii Abandons Mining.
 Hugh Burns, one of the best known miners of the county and for sey-