Weekly journal-miner., 1911-11-22

remain several months, where her son and daughter will be placed in col lege.
 Business Visitors.
 c. c. Spencer, of Dewey, Barney Curtis of Humboldt, and J. s. Amb- rose of Mayer, were arrivals in the city yesterday on business trip of few days.
 Genial Educator.
 Claude D. Jones, republican can didate for state superintendent of public instruction, is a visitor in Prescott making his acquaintance with the voters.
 Visiting Friends.
 Judge s. F. Denison, of Jerome, republican nominee for the state sen ate, arrived in the city yesterday on a business trip and to visit with his many friends.
 Visiting Farmers.
 Among the visitors to the city yes terday from Williamson valley were William Allen. William Johnson and A. Matli, all reporting prosperity among the farmers.
 Business Trip.
 Geo. A. Carter, the big land and cattle owner of Williamson valley, left yesterday for Los Angeles, on an important business trip, to remain away for two weeks.
 Visitor From South.
 Miss Addie Pattee, of Florence. arrived in the city Friday and will remain for a month as the guest of her aunt. Mrs. :. R. Roberts, wife of the s. r. P. F. trainman. To Lone Star State.
 MT. and Mrs. $. A. Howard, well known residents of this county, left yesterday for Phoenix, and are en route to their old home in southern Texas. where they expect to remain. Leaves for Coast.
 Mrs. May Cook Weaver left yes terday for Los Angeles, where she will reside in the future, accepting a position as stenographer in the off .ces of Bernard & Bernard, attorneys of that city.
 Visited Relatives
 Mrs. s. D. Monroe has returned from the Verde valley after a two weeks visit with many friends and her sons, Ellsworth and Esler Monroe the latter being prosperous farmers and pioneer residents of that section. Return From Coast.
 The many friends of Mrs. John G. Campell and her daughters, the Misses Louise and Lily Campbell, will be Interested to learn that they return ed yesterday from an extended visit with friends in southern California. Train Delayed
 Yesterdays north bound train No. I, out of Phoenix, did not arrive iu Prescott until three hours after sched ule time. The engine met with an accident at Alhambra, necessitating travelling with the gear on one side useless.
 From Shelter City.
 D. s. Mathews, superintendent of the Consolidated Arizona Smelling company after a brief visit to the city on business, returned to Hum boldt yesterday. He is one of the employees retained by the company and will remain there indefinitely. Returns From Camp.
 G. \. Baty, of the Black River Copper Mining company, returned Friday from his periodical inspection of the property near Turkey station and stated that a temporary suspen- sion had been decided on. He ex- poets that operations will be resumed m a short time and is well pleased over the showing in evidence. He left for his home at Flagstaff yes Serday. | Passes Through.
 Mike WineheIi, formerly a resident of this county, passed through the city yesterday from the southern part of the territory, and is en route to his old home at Saratoga, N. r., to spend the holidays with relatives. He was in the Mexican insurrectiOn, and had three fingers of his right hand shot away by the premature explosion of stick of giant powder while a building was being blown up belonging to the federals. His es- cape from more serious injury, he re- gards as miraculous. Returns From Cuba
 Bolton Williamson, formerly a res !