Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-04
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Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Hugh Burns is in the city from Jerome Junction and will remain for a few days visiting with friends.
 From the Mines.
 Thomas Parks is in the city for few days visiting with friends, ar irving from the Tiger Gold cOmpany- camp.
 Official Visitor.
 Captain W. P Geary, district at 1ornev of Navajo county, arrived in. the city yesterday from WinslOw, and will remain for a few days on legal business.
 After Long Vacation.
 Mrs. O. B. Marshall and children, Nellie and Walter, after spending thirteen months visiting relatives and friends in northern New York and Canada, have returned to Prescott. Rangeman Visitor.
 Thomas Humphreys, of Williamson Valley, was in the city yesterday on business. and reports heavy rains as falling in that section, which insures good feeding during the winter months.
 Business Visitor.
 s. G. Johnson, of Eugenia Cullen, Is in the city on business for a few days, arriving yesterday. He has a camp at the Alto mine and reports the district as active at several points. Merchants in City.
 Geo. H. Francis of Humboldt, and w B. Achauer of Mayer, merchants of their respective towns, arrived yesterday to remain for a few days on business, both reporting heavy rains in their localities. Looking Country Over.
 F. Fred Martin, of Las Cruces, \. NJ, is a recent arrival and will leave tomorrow for the Bradshaw noun tains, on a mine examination trip. He was visitor few months ago, and states that it is probable he will locate.
 Valley Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Ehle are in the city from Skull valley, the latter to remain for several days to visit with relatives and friends. He states that rain has been falling for several days and a good winter is assured rangemen. Mercantile Visitor.
 H. W. Cole. merchant of Wagoner, arrived in the city yesterday and will remain for a few days on busi ness He reports a large yield in that valley in all lines of crops, es- peeially mentioning fruits, which this season has exceeded any other. Establishing Camp.
 Henry Barksehadt of the Cowboy mines on the Santa Maria, arrived from the camp yesterday and states that preparations for starting devel- opment are under day and in a short time after surface improvements are completed active mine work will be inaugurated. He is elated over the mineral conditions in evidence from former operations
 Mine Operator Returns.
 H. W. Flentke of the board of di- rectors of the Speck Mining company, owning extensive placer interests on Lower Lynx Creek after an absence of several weeks, has returned from Evansville, Ind. and will remain in- definitely to look after the affairs of his company.
 Returns Home.
 Mrs. George Wilson, who has been sojOurning in the city for several months for the benefit of her health, left yesterday for her home in San Antonio, joning her husband who preceded her a few weeks ago. She was accompanied by her daughter, Miss Ruth Wilson and a friend, Mss Virginia Kerschener Examined Roads. County Road Superintendent T. \. Grinders returned yesterday from a weeks inspection of the roads in the Verde Valley and other inter Vening localities, repairing consider able damage at several lower eleva- tions, but generally all highways are /, in fairly good condition. He states that heavy rains are falling and re- pairs will have to be deferred until the weather moderates. Close-in Hunting.
 Thomas Simmons and J. L. Took yesterday stated that they ran onto band of five deer within four miles of the city on Friday, and were sue cessful in killing one young buck. It weighed forty pounds. The announce ment of the proximity of these ami mals to the city was made the occa- sion of rush to the section where they were ranging and several went in search of them yesterday.