Weekly journal-miner., 1911-11-01
City News
 ....In Brief

From Thursdays Daily)
 Returns From East.
 Jesse Cook, of Yeager Canyon, son of J. M. Cook, returned yesterday from Kentucky, after delivering two carloads of range horses and left later for home.
 Change Residence.
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Saxton, the former until recently deputy sheriff of Walker precinct, left yesterday for Los Angeles, where they will make their home.
 Moving Camp.
 John Phipps left yesterday for the Best Friend mine, in Weaver district, to remove his camp equipage to Kirkland valley, near where he will begin development of his properties in a few days.
 On the Rodeo.
 Thomas Humphreys of Williamson Valley, was in the city yesterday and states that the fall rOdeo is under way in that section, and the number of cattle gathered is satisfactory. Contractor Arrives.
 John Berggren, sub-eontractor on the new railroad from Cedar Glade to the Verde valley, returned from Den yer, Colo, yesterday and will leave for the grade today. He was for many years a resident of this city, and will be joined by his wife later to make their permanent home here. Eastern Visitor.
 E. B. Dolly, of Atchison, Kansas, father of B. B. Dolly, with the Con solidated smelters at Humboldt in the electrical department, arrived in the city yesterday and will remain for a few weeks visit. He was met here by his son and left later for the Shelter City.
 Eastern Visitor Here.
 H. C. Dreis, machinery manufactur- CT of Chicago, has arrived in the city to remain for a few days before continuing his journey to San Jose, Cal, to spend the winter as has been his custom. He is interested in mines adjacent to this city and will make an inspection of his interests before leaving for the coast.
 Eastern Visitors.
 Henry B. Hunt and neice. Miss Ellen Hunt, are in the city from Wheeling, W. Va, and contemplate emaining for an indefinite period. MT. Hunt is looking over the country to ascertain the industrial situation, while his niece comes for the benefit of her health. Both are favorably impressed with Prescott Investigating Conditions.
 M V. Watson, general manager of the Prescott Gas and Electric com pany, left yesterday for the Brad shaw mining districts, to look over the power situation. His company is considering extending the electrical line to that section, and it is expected i that the matter will be taken up for final consideration immediately. Long Auto Journey.
 MT. and Mrs. John W. Dougherty, 1 have arrived at Hillside station on the s. F. P. & P. after making the long journey from San Diego, Cal, | in their Stearns auto. The machine is one of the largest ever seen being of 50 horse power capacity and equip ped with a complete camping outfit 1 After leaving the Needles the roads were in such bad condition that they retraced their route and came through Parker. MT. Dougherty will operate mines on the Santa Maria, and later will visit this city. Their trip was attended with agreeable conditions, and no mechanical mishaps occurred. | Looking at Lands.
 c. C. Greenling, of Asheville, N. C.. is a late arrival in the county and after making an examination of the Verde valley returned to tho citv yesterday. He will continue his ob- servations, and visit other localities. He is astounded at the area of public lands unOceupied, and believes the new state has very attractive fu- ture, when it's resources are made known to the outside world. The eli mate is a revelation also. He is at tracted to the country on the state hood agitation, and will probably To- cate at some time in the near future.