Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-02
City News
 ...In Brief
(From Sundays Daily.)

 Ash Fork, were arrivals in the city yesterday, and will remain for few days visiting friends.
 Visiting Daughter.
 Mrs. V. w. BOsley of Thompson Valley arrived in the city yesterday and will remain several days, visit ing her daughter, Mrs. Levi Jones. Mining Visitor.
 Norman J. Urifin, operating the North Capitol mine at Walker, was an arrival in the city yesterday, re- turning to his camp in the afternoon. Returns to Camp.
 J. W. Martin, superintendent of the Mount Elliott Consolidated, af- ter brief visit with his wife in this city, returned yesterday to his camp in Chaparral.
 Commercial Mission.
 F.. W. Thompson, in charge or the mercantile house of D. Levy 6 Co.,, at Mayer, arrived yesterday, and, it is said, will become identified with the firm in Prescott.
 Appoints Agent.
 The Prevalent Mutual Building and Loan Association of Los Angeles has appointed E. J. F. Horne of this city resident agent. This company mas large interests in the city. Goes South.
 J. H. Lee, agent of an oil burning apparatus of smokeless type, after several days in the city, introducing his appliance, left yesterday for Phoenix, to locate for the winter. Laid to Rest.
 The funeral of the late Charles Burkman was held yesterday from Ruffner's parlors, Father Kohlman of the Catholic church, officiating. In terment was in the Citizens cemetery. Business Visit.
 Henry C. Yaeger, prominently identified with the sheep raising in dustry of this county, arrived in the city yesterday from Phoenix, and will remain for a few days to con suit with his son, B. H. Yeager, on business.
 Returns From Visit.
 Sam Parker returned yesterday from a visit to his brother at Den yer. on mining business, pertaining to his Piekaway group, located near Turkey, in Black Canyon district. He reports having had an enjoyable and successful trip.
 Teachers in City.
 Miss Mary Mcdonald, in charge of the Ash Fork school. is in the city for brief visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Mcdonald. Miss Lr1,-,l,NL T,11ar Junction, also arrived yesterday, and is the guest of friends. Leaves the Country.
 J. w. Koontz, wbo disposed of his land interests in Williamson Valley few days ago, left yesterday for Jerome Junction. and in a few days will go to Portland, Ore, joining his brother, F. NJ. KOontz, where he ex poets to make his home. Prominent Wool Growers. Henry LOckett and Dan Francis, among the heaviest wool growers in the county, passed through the city yesterday, the former to visit his wife and the latter to accompany Mrs. Lockett and children, who will spend the winter in that city. Concludes Business Trip.
 E. H. Meek, who was called to Los Angeles a few weeks ago to con suit with stockholders of the Ari- zona Copper Corporation, returned yesterday, and reports having con cluded a satisfactory business ar rangement affecting their interests in Copper Basin.
 Business and Social Visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Will l.. Clark of Jer- ome were visitors to the city, Fri day. the former coming on business of the United Verde Copper com pany, of which he is assistant gen eral manager, and Mrs. Clark on so- cial duties. She was the guest of Mrs. LeRoy Anderson. Inspected Interests.
 l. T. StOddard, accompanied by his son, CelOra Stoddard. returned yes terday from an examination of the Binghamton mines, near Mayer. He speaks in favorable terms of the con ditiOn of the property, and it is probable that resumption of work will follow in a short time. From the Placers
 Joe Freuler and John Boyle, who have been at the camp of the FL eanor Placer Mining company, ar rived in the city yesterday, report ing that project ready to start as soon as the supply of water is sui ficient to float the boat. The ma chinery has been placed in position and everything is in readiness to be- gin work.
 Fraternal Mission.
 w. W. Ross, who has been attend ing the annual meeting of the A. O. U. W. order of tn. Territory, at Tucson, as a delegate from Prescott lodge, returned yesterd; He reports a very interesting session. MT. Ross states that Tucson is one of the most attractive eenters in the Territory. Placer Operations.
 D. H. Morgan and O. w. Blicken- staff, interested in placer mines of Lynx Creek, were in the city yester- day after supplies for their camp. They are erecting machinery to handle the black sands, and speak encouragingly of their project. Tests