Weekly journal-miner., 1911-11-29
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(From Sundays Daily.)

From the Range.
 F. A. Reid. the cattleman of the northern part of the county, was an arrival from Ash Fork yesterday on business.
 Visiting With Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. R. F.. Jerkins, of Je- rome Junction, were in the city yes terday visiting with friends and transacting business.
 Leave for Range.
 Geo. c. Ruffner and William Jacobs left yesterday for the formers Horse shoe ranch on the Lower Agua Fria to remain for the winter.
 On Mining Business.
 E. D. Bison, secretary of the Clara Consolidated, arrived from Los An geles yesterday on a business trip per taining to that company. Visited Friends.
 Mrs. E. w Stephens returned to Ferguson Valley yesterday after a few days visit with friends in the city, and was the guest of Mrs. D. H. Biles.
 Going to Kingman.
 $. D. Stewart, of the law firm of Clark, Haworth & Stewart, has re turned from Kingman. and will prob sablv in a short time locate in that city to practice his profession. Examined Mines.
 F. W. Jones and M. G. Shill, of Tempe, who have been making exam nations of mines in the Black Hills, left yesterday for home. and were well pleased with the above country. Visiting Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. H. W. Joss, the form CT auditor of the United Verde Cop per company, are in the city for a few days on a business and pleasure visit. and are at the Hotel St. Michael Health Seekers.
 Mrs NJ NJ. Kilgarth and daughter, Miss Helen Kilgarth, are recent ar rivals in the city from Buffalo, N. Y. and contemplate remaining for the winter for the benefit of the health of the latter.
 Leave for New Home
 Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Jones arrived from Maxton yesterday and will leave tomorrow for Crown King where they expect to remain indefinitely, and where the father of the former is engaged in the hotel business. Looking at Mines.
 A. L. Behring, mining engineer of Rosland, B. C., is recent arrival in the city and contemplates remaining several weeks to investigate mineral resources. He will leave tomorrow for the Bradshaws and other points in the southern part of the county. Winding Up Business.
 J. P. Martin, auditor of the Con soidated Arizona Smelling company. was in the city yesterday from Hum boldt, and expects to be diligently employed until about the first of the year in winding up the affairs of the company, when he will leave for the cast.
 ,Oid Timer Returns.
 After an absence of nearly a third of a century from Arizona, T. G. Hughes, well known in pioneer circles visited Prescott during the week, and left yesterday for his home in San Francisco. He represents the Western Underwriters company, and received a welcome from many old tnse friends and acquaintanees.
 From the Mines.
 J. N. Duncan, the mining man of Mt. Union was an arrival in the city yesterday on business and gives a good report of activity caused by the advent of the territorial highway, which will afford splendid travelling facilities as well as stimulate the opening up of many mines by the cost of freight being reduced ma terially.
 Acquitted of Charge.
 Judge c. H. McLane rendered his decision yesterday, in the case of W. Robinson, eOlOred, tried on a felony charge in the alleged opening of a telegram addressed to Dr. R. N. LoOney, and for the alleged stealing of rifle from the latter's brother ln-law, James A. Coulter, which exon erated the accused for want of suffi- cient evidence, on each charge Rob tnsOn was released from custody i'm mediat ly.