Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-08


 arrived from his cattle range in the Santa Maria country, yesterday, and will remain for a few days visit with Mrs. BeatsOn and family. He gives a splendid report of the cat tie industry in that section and an tieipates the most favorable year in its history.
 (From Tuesdays Daily) Legal Mission.
 R. E. Morrison left yesterday for Phoenix on professional business. Returns From Phoenix.
 Mrs Morris Goldwater returned yesterday after several days of a visit with relatives and friends in the Capital City.
 Ash Fork Visitors.
 Judge J. s. Hogue, justice of the peace of Ash Fork, and Joe Ram baud, a business man of the same place, were in the city yesterday on business.
 Brief Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Sheffield, the former the general manager of the Puntenney lime works, after a brief visit with friends in the city, re- turned yesterday to their home in Puntenney.
 Stricken With Pneumonia.
 Jesse Kellum, in cnarge of the grading machine of the county, is at his home in West Prescott, seriously i'll with pneumonia, and under the care of physicians. He was stricken a few days ago, as the result of ex- posture on the roads while employed in his capacity.
 Proselyting Mission.
 Rev. and Mrs E. c. Roger, recent arrivals from the Eastern states, left yesterday for Jerome, and later, will go to the Verde Valley, on a relig ious mission, the former being one of the leading evangelists visiting the Southwest at tue present time. Returns to Duty.
 Miss Mary Mcdonald, Ash Forks efficient school teacher, after sev- eral days in the city, visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. John R. Me Donald. returned Sunday to resume her duties. She was accompanied by Miss Mabel Foley, the latter being guest of Miss Susie Murphy during the week
 Pleased Farmer.
 Owen StuIl of Skull Valley was a business visitor to the city yesterday, and states that not in many years has such favorable farming condi- ditions for the season been in evi- dence. He anticipates the largest production ever known and the ex- tent of the acreage has been in creased over that of former years through the heavy rainfalls of the rast few months.
 Examining Mines.
 W. E. Deity, mining engineer of Phoenix, arrived in the city Sunday after an inspection of properties in Mohave county, and left yesterday for Walker district for a few days, to look at mines. Many years ago Mir. Deity was a. resident of this city. and meets many friends and acquaintances during his present visit.
 Mine Operator Leaves.
 NJ. NJ. Green, one of the best known Eastern mining investors, af- ter several days of a visit to this section, left yesterday for his home in Chicago, via Nevada and Wyom- ing, in each of which states he has interests. Mir. Green reports that mining conditions in this county are far more attractive than for many years. and he is very much encour- aged over the outlook. MT. Green is one of the main stockholders in the celebrated Rambler mine of Wyom- ing, one of the heavy producers of copper and zinc in that state. He anticipates returning to this section inside of the next thirty days, on a very important gold mining transac- tion that is under consideration. Mining Man Returns.
 Captain J. W. Lind, owner of the well known Camaro group of mining claims, near the Zonia camp, arrived from Los Angeles yesterday, and was greeted by many friends. He has received adviees from George Cooper, a mining engineer of Le- high, Okla, stating that the latter is en route to Prescott, and it is probable that the closing of the deal for the purchase of the mines,