Weekly journal-miner., 1911-09-27

Commercial NtltOi.
 E RUs.man. iu charge ot the .. tcrcsts of thr octave 'owm"rrih | company at Octave, IS ip thc cI'r "n | husincs. for few days Leave for the Range.
 Nr and Mrs \. A. Johns lcft yes ,crdny for lamplI. where thc former | i. engaged in sheep rai'iug to re main for several days.
 visiting Friends
 Mr.. C. r. wingficld, wife of the Huron merchant, arrived in the city yesterday and wiell remain for a few days visiting with friends. Looking at Mines.
 C. W. Kcrchcn mining engineer ot Kelly, x. M.. is recent arrival and will remain for several days Co in- vest gate mineral conditions in this section. Brief Business Visit.
 Theo Wade. in charge of the pumping plant of the city at Del Rio was business visitor yesterday and reports the Harvey Dairy improve mcnts as nearing completion. Returns to Phoenix.
 Mrs. X. k. Mackay, wife of tho general manager of the Vulturc Gold Mines company. after few weeks in the city to enjoy the unexcelled climate. returned to her home in Phoenix yesterday.
 Leaves for Home.
 Mrs. Harry R. Tritle and ch ldren. after pleasant summer soiourn in thi, city as the guest of her mother, Mrs. Morris Goldwatcr, will leave for her home in Phoenix this afternoon, much to the regret of many friends. Returns From South.
 George Bush. known as a first-class miner. arrived from Ray yesterday. and will remain in this section in- definitely. He reports the big cop. per camp as thrifty and an immense tonnage Is being treated daily. Prolific Yield.
 F.. w. Stephsns. who is in the city from his farm in Ferguson valley, re- ports one of the best years in crops that has ever been known in that dxtrict under irrigation and dry iaTHllnB W'lHouHs hH lhtHtlH 'I' prosperous in consequence.
 Arrive From East.
 Mr. and Mrs r. W. Graf. after an absence of three months visiting nt their old home in Hart, Michigan, returned yesterday and have decided to make this city their future home. They were extended cordial wei. come by many friends.
 From the Resort.
 Charles sauer, of the contracting firm of Brannen X Sauer, is in the city for few days from Castle Hot Springs. where he Is in charge of extensive improvements being made to that popular resort which are nearing completion. He will return tomorrow.
 Pioneer in City.
 William Miller, pioneer placer min. CT, arrived from his camp on the Ilassayampa yesterday and states the industry is taking temporary ayoff on account of the scarcity of water. In consequence all miners are now engaged in other vacations until water is available.
 Begins Teaching School.
 Miss Rowena Dcming. daughter of Rev and Mrs. C. W. Deming of this city, left last night for Seligman, where she will be the teacher of the public school, entering on her duties tomorrow. She was recently granted n certificate by the territorial exam. ming board, and this Is her first ap- pointment.
 Return Home Today.
 MT. and Mrs. John Hudgens and Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Crates, who have been in the city for several days to attend the obseques of the late James T. Kennedy, will return home today. They were intimate friends of MT. Kennedy and figured prominently in extending his memory deserved recognition.
 Inspecting Interests.
 MT. and Mrs. II. II. Wright and son of Brocton, H., arrived in the city yesterday and contemplate re- maining for n few weeks. MT Wright is one of the stockholders of the Mckinley Mining and Develop. ment company, which is under sue. cessful operation and will leave today for the camp to make m examina. ton of the property.
 Comes for His Health.
 Coyler Otis, of Lead, $. D. a young mining engineer, is recent arrival and will remain for the win. ter for the benefit of his health. He is very favorably impressed with the climate and states that during the past ten days his condition has ma. terially improved. He was directed 10 Prescott by Ben. K. Collins, who for several years was miner at various camps adjacent to this city. From tho Coast.
 Ed. Wisdom, who has valuable mn
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