Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-02
City News
 ...In Brief
CFrOm Thursdays Daily.)

Surveying Land.
 H. c. Shotwell, county surveyor, left yesterday for Jerome Junction, where he will make a survey for a homestead.
 Returns From Outing.
 H. L. Lincoln, the Jerome jeweler, returned yesterday from Los An geles, and will visit with friends here before returning to the Copper City.
 From the Santa Maria.
 c. K. Crosby, identified in mines in the Santa Maria district, was an arrival in the city yesterday on busi- ness.
 Home From Outing.
 Jesse Wilson and George Alter bury have returned from a pleasant outing at the Hooker ranch on Ash Creek.
 Leaves for Visit.
 Miss Helen Fairehild left yesterday for Ash Fork and Flagstaff, to visit with friends at the former, and her mother at the latter place. She will be away for several days.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mesdames s. A. and S. w. Holder and Miss Alma Osborn of Kirkland Valley, were arrivals in the city yes terday and will remain for several days visiting friends.
 Left for New Fields.
 Hank Bevering and Mark Warren left yesterday, the former to Par ker on mining business, and the lat ter to Swansea, where he will enter the employ of the Clara Consoli- dated for the winter.
 Joins Husband.
 Mrs. H. E. Marshall, wife of Rev. Marshall, pastor of the Baptist church of this city, with their child, arrived yesterday from Long Beach, Cal, and will make their home here. Leaves for Home.
 Mrs. E. c. Averyt, who has been the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. W. S. Pratt, for several months, left yesterday for ner home in Birm- ingham, Ala, where her husband is engaged in business
 To Enter Business College.
 Misses Stella Wilson and Ada Smith, until recently students at the Tempe Normal school. were in the city yesterday for the purpose of making arrangements to attend the Prescott Business College. Pleased With Property.
 H. J. German, until recently in the employ of the Sweeney mines in the Black Hills, was an arrival yesterday in the city. He speaks in good terms of the property, saying that favorable conditions are in evi- dence for the making of a good mine. From the Range.
 Joe Rudy of Skull Valley was a | brief visitor to the city yesterday, re- turning home in the evening. He gives the usual good reports of the condition of cattle and the favor able winter outlook in grazing. Returns to Camp.
 George W. Ford, operating the Ford group of mines, in Mineral Point district, returned to his camp yesterday to continue development. He speaks in good terms of the general outlook in that field. From the Mines.
 William Storey, well known ! miner of the Black Canyon section, arrived in the city yesterday on busi- ness. While quartz operations are limited at present, according to re- port work will be resumed soon on several mines. Placer miners con tinue to wash gold dust and some good returns have recently been made
 Accepts Position.
 c. A. Randall, capably regarded in accounting circles, left yesterday for Jerome, where he will be employed 1 by the Arizona Power company in a responsible position in line con struetion from that point to Fossil Creek. Finished Range Work.
 G. c. Ruffner, who has been on the Horseshoe range with his partner, c. H. Hooker, gathering cattle for the Phoenix market, returned to the city yesterday. The firm shipped sev- eral ear loads to Phoenix Mir. Hooker will arrive today. To the Desert.
 Fred Wood and George Bacheller, the former a recent arrival from