Weekly journal-miner., 1911-12-06
CIty News
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Joe Rudy IS m the city from Skull Valley, and gives the usual report of good winter feed on the range and with high prices ruling in the cattle industry.
 Business Visit. Thos F.. Humphrey was in the city yesterday on business from William. son valley, and reported that range in good shape for the remainder of the winter.
 Businsss Visitor. Alfred DeKuhn of Cherry Creek, is in the city for a few days on min. ing business, and reports satisfactory conditions at the mines where devel- opment is being prosecuted. Visiting Friends. The Misses Grace and Jessie Jones, daughters of John s. Jones, arrived from Chaparral yesterday to visit with friends for several days, and are guests of Miss Mabel Brisley. Miner Returns.
 ]. S. Ambrose, well known in the mining circles of this county after an extended absence at Hayden, near Ray, returned to the city yesterday and contemplates remaining here. To Enjoy the Day.
 Judge F. M. Doe adjourned district court yesterday and left for Flag. staff to spend Thanksgiving day with his wife and friends. He will return Monday, when federal court will he opened.
 Leaves for Home.
 Chas. F.. Hughes, more familarly known as "Bony Tail," republican nominee for the state legislature, re- turned to Jerome yesterday, where he is engaged in the express and trans. fer business.
 vonciudss Visit
 Miss Fannie Perkins, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. M. A. Perkins, returned 10 her home on the Upper Verde yes. terday after several days of visit to the city as the guest of Miss Marguerite Levy.
 Remains Laid Away.
 The funeral of Trinidad Mcndex, whose sudden death occurred Sunday morning, took place yesterday from the Catholic church, and interment was had in the Citizens cemetery. Lester Ruffner conducted the burial and many friends of the deceased were in attendance.
 From the Farm.
 James Davis, who enjoys the dis tinction of being the premier dry farmer of the county, was in the city yesterday from Ferguson valley, where for the second year he has pro dueed abundant crops without irriga- ton.
 Water for Grade.
 The Arizona Mine Supply company yesterday shipped to F. 1T. Harris, on the Upper Verde, a large pumping plant for furnishing water along the grade of the new railroad at the many camps. The supply at present is being furnished by wagon tanks. Valley vlnason.
 William Allen and ]. E. Fisher were business visitors to the city yes terdsy. The latter win reoeeupy his farming lands that have been under lease for the last year, arrivisg a few days ago from Walnut Grove where he has agricultural interests. Leave for SsatA.
 Neil Bailey, superintendent of the United Verde and Pacific railway, passed through the city yesterday from Jerome to Phoenix, where he will spend Thanksgiving with his mother. Mrs. q. IT. Bailey. W. H. Cor, also of the same city, passed through to visit with relatives and friends in the capital city.
 Military Huntsr.
 Lieutenants Schillerstrom and Mae kall, and sergeants Walters and Broekus, of Fort whipple, returned Tuesday from a weeks hunting triT in the Williamson Valley country Two fine bucks were killed, one by Sergeant Walters that dressed l4t pounds, and one by Sergeant Broeku' of light weight.
 Prosperous County.
 Essler Monroe, one of the best known pioneer residents of the eoun ty, is in the city from the Verde valley. In speaking of the lively interest existing there over the pos sibility of oil being developed, h' stated that land valuations have reached the highest figure ever knowI