Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-25

tions and his journey has been a very enjoyable one.
 CFrom Fridays Daily)
 Killed a Buck.
 Harry Haskins and "Jaek" Shull returned yesterday from week s hunt in the Camp Wood range, bring ing in a fine specimen of the deer family.
 Eastern Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. D. W. Camp, of Lin coln, Neb.. have arrived in the city and are domiciled for an indefinite visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. H. c. Shotwell, the latter their daugh- ] ter.
 Attorney Returns.
 J. E. Russell, who has been attend | ing court at Kingman during the week, returned yesterday and states that a heavy calendar is to be dis posed of in criminal and civil litiga- | tion.
 | Visitors From Coast. The Misses Bertha and Pearl Mars, of San Diego, arrived from San Diego vesterdav and will visit in the city ! for the next two weeks with rela- lives and friends They are at the | Congress hotel.
 Former Resident Returns.
 W. j. Cleary, formerly with the Congress Gold company, returned yes terdav after an extended visit with relatives and friends in Philadelphia, and eontemplates making this section his home. He was extended wei come by many acquaintances.
 Candidate Returns.
 Henry F. Ashurst. democratic can didate for United States senator. re- turned to Prescott Wednesday night, after making general canvass of southern Arizona. Accompanied by ! his wife he left yesterday for Je- rome and from there will go to King man where he will conclude his cam paign for the nomination on Saturday night
 Leave for New Home. 1 Mrs. O. A. Lange and children left yesterday for the Upper Verde, where they will make their home, after a residence in the city of several months. NIT. Lange, who accompanied them. states that the condition of the range is fair for this time of the wear and with Carl Rees he made quite large shipment of cattle in | the past few days to J. T. Hughes, of Phoenix.
 ] Summer Visitor Leaves. 1 Mrs. T. B. Griffith, who has been i soiourning at Pine Crest during the summer. the guest of MT. and Mrs J. B. Girand. the former her brother, | left yesterday for Los Angeles, heI home. She stated that the climate | of this section excels that of any other she has ever experienced and ] contemplates returning next season. l MT. and Mrs. Girand will return to Phoenix in a few days for the winter. Return From Frisco. . F. M. Murphy and R. \. Fred ericks, who were among the prominent Arizonans in San Francisco to greet President Taft. returned to the city vesterdav. Both state that the event was one If the greatest Of recent wears and the welcome one of the most cordial ever accorded public man. The president was enthusiasti- callv received and created a very laNtTdDlt LII 'ltoSANh Ni'LoAS ''-i 'A'- Zens.
 Brings Good News.
 Geo. D. Bunch. the mining man of Stoddard. returned yesterday from San Francisco, where he has been on a business trip for several weeks. As a result of his mission, Yavapai eoun- tv is likely to be the beneficiary in the near future. as his business asso- ciates will spend considerable money here in the event that capable busi- ness men are elected to conduct the affairs of the new state ot Arizona. Return From Outing.
 Chief of Police Frank Heisler and his niece. Miss Carrie Heisler, Mrs. John Hoke. Bryan Farrell and John Fitzgerald. returned yesterday from two weeks hunting and fishing trip in the Verde valley. all reporting an eniovable outing. Chief Heisler is said to have killed the only deer on the trip, and made an excellent shot with his six shooter. bringing down the game while it was running at a swift pace over 75 yards away. He modestlv disclaims making such a record. mut members of the party vouch for this remarkable feat.