Weekly journal-miner., 1911-04-26

H. M. COnOver, president, and D. B.
 Genung, general manager of the Mil
 dred Gold Mining company, returned
 to their camp near Stanton, yester-
 day, after a business visit to the city.
 Bradshaw Visitors.
 Messrs. Vice and Allen, mining men
 of the Bradshaws, are in the city on
 business for few days and report
 that country as passing through a
 very active career at several camps. Both anticipate an active year of de velopment and production.
 Returns to Camp.
 W. J. Martin, superintendent of the
 Mt. Elliott Consolidated mines in Chaparral, after few days in the city visiting with his wife and trans acting business, returned to his camp yesterday.
 Mill Man Returns.
 Otto Lind, Sr., after an extended engagement at Hillsboro, N. M, has returned to the city and will leave today for the old Tiger mine in the Bradshaws to take charge of the re duction plant.
 Leaves for California.
 MT. and Mrs. B. H. Peterson were arrivals yesterday from McCabe, and the latter left in the afternoon for Fresno, Cal, where she will visit with her sister, Mrs. Henry Madison, for several weeks.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bozarth were arrivals in the city yesterday from Eureka district, where the former is engaged in the live stock business. They will remain for a few days visiting with their many friends. Accepts Position Here.
 Dr. Francis A. Johan, former assist ant at the Carlsbad Medical institute of Los Angeles, arrived here yester- day and has accepted the position of night operator in the office of the Western Union Telegraph company. Return South.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Mulrein, who have been visiting with friends in the city for several days, returned to Phoenix, yesterday. MT. Mulrein, it is stated, will close his house in the Capital City and make Prescott his main base of business. Looked at Interests.
 D. A. Baxter, one of the principal of the Penn-Arizona Min ing company, operating the Mudhole mine at Walker, arrived from the camp and will return to Pennsylvania to- day. He accompanied A. F.. Hurley, 1 general manager, from the East about l a week ago. On Private Business.
 Judge J. s. Hogue, of Asn Fork, who caPably handles the judicial wei | fare of that precinct, was an arrival in the city yesterday on business. He states that there has been a marked l in criminal doings along the Santa Fe in his jurisdiction since the | work has been trans fered east of that town for several | miles. Up Taxpayers.
 County Assessor T. E. Campbell will leave today for Jerome where he will assess the United Verde and | other mines in addition to securing a report of the bullion production for he preceding year. c. F.. Gentry, his ;hief deputy, is in that field engaged | n interviewing other taxpayers. Returns to Range.
 F.. l.. Patterson, Big Chino cattle man. who has been in the city on business, left for his home yesterday, and states that he will extend the county graders any courtesy during the building of the new highway. I ht NA4A bN NoNdOAAoANu ob his place, and he says the road is one 1f the most popular movements that las ever been started in that section. Visited Verde valley.
 City Clerk J. H. Robinson returned from the Verde Valley, where he has been looking over the and possibilities with a view of in Vesting. Although he has been a ,esident of Prescott for nearly thirty years, this was his first trip into that country, and his impressions were rery favorable. It is probable that le will become identified with the ralley in the near future. Attorneys Return.
 Reese M. Ling and Henry F. Ashurst have returned from attending .ourt at Flagstaff, which has just