Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-16
City News
 ....In Brief
u0rom Sundays DaiIy)

Q|rom Sundays DailY Eastern Trip.
 Mrs. L. G. Revmiler left yesterday for Pickaway. Ohio, where she will visie with her parents for several weeks.
 Visiting Relatives. Mrs Mary Brown left yesterday for southern Arizona where she will visit with friends and relatives for few weeks.
 Business Visit.
 A. \. Multer. purchasing agent of the. Consolidated Arizona Smeltlng Company at Humboldt, was an arriv- al in the city yesterday on business and is at the Hotel St. Michael. Returns From South.
 | C. Forest. assistant United States attorney. returned yesterday from southern Arizona. where he was called m connection with Ire deportation. of several Chinamen.
 Visits old Home.
 Mrs. H. William Stevens left yes terdav for San Francisco, her former home. where she will visit friends xor few weeks and will be the guest of her sisters, the Misses Dris- coll.
 Leaves for Outing.
 Buford Rhodes. son of Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Rhodes of this city left Yesterday for a visit with his grand Father at Riverside, Cal. and for an outing with friends to be away for a few weeks.
 Returns South.
 MT. and Mrs. Bert Barr, who have been spending the summer in the city returned to Phoenix yesterday in their automobile. MT. Barr is the agent in Arizona of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company. To Enjoy Climate.
 MT. and Mrs. A R. Mackey, the former the general manager of the Vulture Gold Mines Company, were arrivals yesterday and will remain for an indefinite visit to enjoy the climate of this section. They are guests at the Hotel St. Michael. Pleased Visitor.
 Miss Betty Livingston, sister of Mrs. W. D. Gum, returned to Los Angeles yesterday after a visit of several weeks with relatives and friends in the city. She is favOrably Impressed with the country and its unexcened climate and eOntemplates returning to reside permanently. Pleased With Climate.
 Knowlton Finley. formerly a mer- chant of Bakersfield, Cal, after sev- erai weeks of a visit to this section, win return to the coast today, agree ably impressed with the country, and She climate which he pronOunees as a revelation. He cOntemplates re- Burning with his family and may pos siblN locate as a. summer visitor. Return From Outing.
 NIT. and Mrs Harry Tritle and children have returned from an en- 5ovable outing on Oak Creek for the past month Mr Tritle will leave today to resume his journalistic du- ties on the Phoenix Gazette, while his wife will continue her visit for several weeks. and is at the home of her mother. Mrs Morris Goldwater. Good Prices Received.
 Albert NJ. Jones. live stock grower of the northern part of the county, was in the city yesterday, returning recently from Kansas City, where with other sheepmen a shipment of over 1000 head of lambs was market ed. The prices received were good, ranging to as high as $6.75 and no 4ONer man SO-OO q uuuuItu. NAAth Values are considered an exceptional. Looking Country Over.
 + F. Hilton, of Butte, Montana, Is a recent arrival in the county, and Is attracted by the mineral resources. He visited the Bradshaw country during the week. and is favorably Impressed with that section. He con templates remaining for several weeks, and it is probable he will lo. cate permanently.
 Attentive Listener.
 Prof. J. H. Franks, who will re- open the public school at Octave next month. after a two weeks visit with ffzends in the city returned yester- day. He stated that he came to hear both sides of the statehood situation Uhreshed out, in view of the question Seing up for action by congress dur Sng the week, and will learn of the