Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-15

MT. and Mrs. Gus Price of Flag staff were arrivals yesterday, and contemplate remaining in this sec tion for an indefinite visit.
 Sells Mining Claim.
 The deed conveying the Wizard mine, in Big Bug, owned by Mrs. Fannie Dillon to the Fortune Min ing Company, was filed for record yesterday.
 Kirkland Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. L. J. Haselfeld, the former a merchant of Kirkland Val ley, were arrivals yesterday, coming 10 attend the funeral of the late Mrs Jacob Ritter. to be held today.
 Inspecting Mine Property.
 G. N. Baty, identified with mining On Big Bug, was an arrival yester- day from Flagstaff, and is making lis regular examination of the pro- gress of development, leaving in the afternoon for his camp.
 Continues Journey.
 Mrs. Edna Keene, who had been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. Harbe- son in this city for several days, af- ter visit with relatives on the Yer de, left for Mesa, her home and where her husband, Oscar Keene, is a lead ing farmer.
 Octave Visitor.
 W. L. Coffin, in charge of the Octave Mining company, after few days at the home of MT. and Mrs. F. s. Clark, the latter a sister. re- turned to his camp yesterday, ae- eompanied by his daughter, who mas been under medical treatment and has recovered.
 After the Bovine.
 W. A. Harding, of Sacramento. representing meat markets in that and other cities of California, ar rived yesterday from Coeonino eoun- ty, to ascertain the available cattle supply for spring purchases. He will leave today for the Walnut Grove and other southern ranges and will remain for some time. He states that Yavapai county enjoys an ex- cellent reputation as a stock coun- try.
 Humboldt Visitors.
 Among the visitors to the city yesterday on social matters from tAe Shelter City, were Miss Rachel ard Miss Pate, and they were accom- panied by H. L. Rogers and (. A. Hovelman. They returned home in the evening.
 Visiting Relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Mulholland and daughter, Dorothy, are in the city from Camp Verde, and are at the home of Mrs. s. D. Monroe, the grandmother of Mrs. Mulholland. They will remain for several days visiting with friends.
 Last Drive of Sheep.
 Several thousand sheep belonging to C. C. Hutchison passed through Skull Valley en route to the winter range near Congress Junction. This is the last drive from the north and the animals are being taken to the warm country for shearing. Looked Over Interests
 O. c. Evans, of Cineinnatti, who has been looking after hi. mining interests on Lynx Creek and Big Bug, 1 after weeks investigation. left l Friday for the east. He is well | pleased with his interests, and con- templates returning at an early date Valuable Books Donated.
 Among the generous gifts bestowed 1 recently to the Pioneer Home that of Quartemaster Sergeant and Mrs. Rufus Walters of whipple Barracks is very much prized Twenty-sevep Ol OtOIEtt Eliot's popular works were sent yes terday, for which thanks are ex- tended these generous residents. Electricians Moving.
 c. M. Shaw. superintendent of the Prescott Gas and Electric company, left yesterday for Jerome, to make an inspection of the interests of his company, while NJ. A. Bixby left for Humboldt, to install the new for the Consolidated Ari- zona smelters that have contracted for 600 horse power service The current is expected to be turned on within the next few weeks. Veteran Jailer Appointed.
 Sheriff Smith yesterday filed the of R. w. MeadOr as his jailor, and the latter is again in harness in his familiar duty Mr. Iaador nog fba diStiuctiop of Sarv l