Weekly journal-miner., 1910-02-16
City News
 ....In Brief

Oak Creek are in the city on busi- ness trip.
 Financial Trip.
 H. B. Hazeltine has returned from a trip to Jerome, where the branch house of the Bank of Arizona is es- tablished.
 Mining Mission.
 ". L. Clark of the United Verde Copper company, has gone to Denver on an important mining trip, leav- ing the city Tuesday. Returns to Range.
 E14Supervisor Beatson returned to his range interests on the Santa Maria yesterday after a visit with his fam fly in this city.
 On Business Trip.
 Charles Ninetti, well known pusi- ness man of Stanton, is in the city on a brief business trip. He reports mining conditions in that section as prosperous.
 Takes Lay off.
 William King, the capable merean- tile man of the J. I. Gardner house, left last night for the Capital City on trip of recreation and to see the airships in action. Ship Passes Through.
 The last of the airships passed through Prescott yesterday morning from Los Angeles, in charge of the Wells-Fargo Co. Two preceded this one the day previous.
 Inspecting Flocks.
 T. F. Gooding, a resident of Albu- querque, N. M, but owning sheep in this territory, was an arrival in the city yesterday, 'en route to the southern part of the county. To Join Husband.
 Mrs. J. B. Tomlinson left yesterday for Phoenix, where she will meet her husband and enjoy the aviation events, remaining in that city for several days as the guest of friends. Prominent Arrival.
 Robert Perrin, identified with land and cattle interests at Williams, was an arrival in the city yesterday, and will remain but a few days. He is here on business pertaining to his ex- tensive holdings.
 Visiting Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. John Ehle of Skull Valley, who have been in the city for several days, went to Jerome Junction yesterday for visit with friends at that point. They will leave for their home today.
 Leave Prescott.
 MT. and Mrs O. P. Hopkins have gone to San Francisco, where they will locate permanently. MT. Hop kins was until recently the proprietor of the Prescott hotel, being succeed ed by Duff Massey.
 Business and Pleasure.
 J. P. Dillon, chairman of the ter ritorial Democratic Central commit tee. was a passenger yesterday for the Capital City. He will participate in the Democratic meeting today, and witness the aviation events. Jeromites Go South.
 Among yesterdays arrivals from the Copper City, en route to the av- iation meet at Phoenix, were noticed Phil Pecharich, William Lubin and NJ. J. Bradley. They will be followed bv over fifty this morning, from that city.
 Wants Another.
 LeRov Anderson and c. T. Joslin were passengers yesterday for the avi- ation meet in the Capital City. The latter desires to see the airships fly, while the former is welded to the land method of hitting the high places, and will return with an up-to-date Buick car that is for sale in that city. He sold his Ford machine a few weeks ago and feels lonely since the tran saction.
 Surveying Land.
 County Surveyor Shotwell has com pleted his survey of the Mountain View Cemetery tract, and IS now en gagged in running lines at the county farm to re-establish boundaries, ovel which there is some dispute. He be gan work on the project yesterday. Stockman Visitor.
 L. L. Harmon, extensively identified with the cattle industry at CamI Wood, arrived from the south yes terday, where he is feeding bil bunch of steers for the market. H' will go out to his range to insPec conditions there after a long ab sence.
 Attracted by Airships.
 s. R. Trengrove. general manage