Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-26

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 MT. and Mrs. Joseph H. Morgan are recent arrivals from Columbus, Neb., on a visit with her father, Dr. Linn. MT. Morgan is a prominent attorney of his state. He is so well pleased with Prescott that he has concluded to remain and engage in the practice of law. Sells Car Load of Paper.
 Charles T. Askew, manager of the sales department of the Zellerbaeh Paper company of Los Angeles, left for Southern Arizona this morning after selling car load of paper to the Journal Miner and merchants of the city.
 On Road Business.
 W. A. Johnson, of the Johnson Shea Construction company, arrived from Southern Arizona, yesterday, to look over the Territorial road which his firm is building south from this city. His home is in Riverside, Cal, and he is a frequent visitor
 Pleased With Country.
 Mrs. F. E. Burnett, mention of whom was made a few days ago as the purchaser of two lots in IdyI- wild, is a resident of Chicago, and visited this city about two years ago. Her impressions of the climate and country were favorable. She writes that she will return early in the spring and will erect a home that will cost over $3,5OO on the lots. She is very wealthy, and will be ae- eompanied by her two sister, remain ing during the summer months. Returns to Range.
 Dan Fain, of the live stock firm of Hooker Fain, returned from Phoenix yesterday, where he was called on business of his firm. He Is preparing to make another ship ment and reports prices as satisfae- tory. He leaves today for the firms headquarters on Ash Creek to begin 1 the roundup.
 Military Visitor.
 Colonel Wilder, inspector general of the Department of the Colorado, has arrived at Whipple Barracks, and will remain for several days on duties pertaining to that responsible office. He was given a cordial greet ing by many of his civilian friends in the city, being a very popular officer and frequent visitor.
 White Steamer Arrives.
 The famed White Steamer of De- Kuhn & Wright has arrived, reach ing the city Thursday after a rather strenuous journey from Los Angeles. It is in the Wright garage in East Prescott, and will be placed in com mission for custom travel between Prescott and Humboldt in a few days.
 Goes After Autos.
 John Massing left yesterday for Los Angeles, where ne will reeuper- ate from injuries received a few weeks ago and also look into the auto market, with the view of intro dueing a new car service in this city for the custom trade He intends to make a demonstration of several new types, and anticipates being away for the next two months.
 Protecting the Property.
 A. J. Doran yesterday let a con tract for protecting the Pioneer Home in future storms, by having built a cement gutter around the founda- tion, which was awarded to Henry Roekmark. The recent rains threat ened to undermine that portion of the work and the improvement was started while the weather conditions were favorable.
 Finish Rodeo.
 ! Walter Cline, foreman of the liar mon range at Camp Wood, John and Jake KOontz of Williamson Valley, were arrivals in the city yesterday on business. They report the rodeo in that section finished ad the gen eral condition of the cattle as good, with the increase maintained at it's former rating.
 Mining Operator Arrives. C. w. Mitchell, vice president of the Pacific Copper Mining company, arrived in the city yesterday from Sierra Madre, Cal, and leaves for his camp today at Silver Mountain MT. Mitchell is one of the original owners of the property and feels elated at the excellent showing and