Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-08

which is under consideration, to re- main away for a few days. Convalescing.
 The many friends of Gorham A. Bray, with the Bashford- -Burmister Co.,, will be pleased to learn that he is recovering from a severe attack of rheumatism, and in a few days will resume his duties with the above mercantile house.
 Attends Family Reunion.
 Charles Born of the city postal delivery service, left yesterday for Los Angeles, on the pleasant oecas- ion of iattendig a reunion of his family, bis mother, sisters and broth CTS and \other relatives arriving in that city recently. He expects to be away for a few weeks. Pleased Dairymen.
 A. and Joe Matli, the dairymen of Williamson Valley, who make reg ular weekly trips to the city, yester- day reported favorable conditions in that section, and that feed was much better for this time of the year than ever before. The ground isl soaked and verdure is apparent everywhere.
 Visited Brother.
 Hugh Morrison, one of the officials of the Clara Consolidated, residing in Los Angeles, was a brief visitor with his brother. Robt. E. Morrison, of this city, yesterday, and left for the East in the afternoon. MT. Nor rison is well known to many in Pres colt and received a greeting from friends.
 Attorney Returns.
 T. G. Norris, attorney, has return ed from Los Angeles, where he was called several days ago in the interest of clients residing in that city, on litigation involving property rights in this county. He says that Los An geles should properly be termed as Little Prescott, from the large num- Der met who were formerly located ir this city.
 Came Too Late.
 MT. and Mrs. c. F. Grant, the for mer afflicted with a pulmonary dis ease, left yesterday for their home at Napan, Cal, after a two months residence. The condition of MT. Grant is reported as serious He is well to do real estate operator, and came to this section in the nope that the climate would effect a cure.
 Return From Coast.
 W. J. and Austin Mulvenon nave returned from a business and recrea- tion trip along the Pacific Coast for several days. Hugo Richards, business associate of the former, was seen in Los Angeles, and with his wife, is daily expected to return to the city. Mir. Richards since leav- ing has purchased a Franklin auto, and will bring the ear with him. Visits old Home.
 H. L. Nelson, the capable bridge foreman of the A. & C. railroad, ar rived from Bouse yesterday, and will leave today for Morgan, Tex, to join 1 his wife at their old home, for a months visit with relatives and friends. On the return trip Mrs. Morgan will accompany him, and he will resume his duties with the rail road after a well earned vacation. Verde Visitors.
 Otto Gross and Hugh Fuller, who have been employed on the bridge across the river at Camp Verde, ar rived in the city yesterday, and state the structure is about ready for pub lie service. They pronounce it one of the finest pieces of bridge work in the country, and all people in that section are very much elated over it's completion, together with the early coming of the Territorial high way that is expected to be realized during the year.
 Visited Flower Land.
 Mrs. John LindeT returned yester- day after several days inspecting floral culture at the principal con- servatories in Los Angeles, Pasadena and other cities of Southern Cali fOrnia, with the view of making preparations for providing for the
 Easter trade in this city. She states
 that the beauty of the many places
 was a revelation and the journey
 one of fruitful results in the art of her profession.