Weekly journal-miner., 1911-11-08

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 Mayor Morris GOldwater, after an extended business trip to the east in the interest of his establishments in Prescott and PhOenix, returned yes terday.
 Comes for Winter.
 Mrs. B. H. Durfee, of Cleveland, Ohio, mother of F. P. Cruice, arrived in the city yesterday and will visit in Prescott and Phoenix during the winter.
 Visiting Family.
 W. M Neagle, former under sheriff, who fills a responsible position with the United Verde Copper company, at Jerome. is in the city visiting with his family.
 Visitors From South.
 Judge P. S. Wren, of Constellation, and George Marguerite who have mining interests in Black Rock dis trict, were arrivals in the city yes terday on business.
 Official Business.
 Major A. J. DOran, superintendent of the Pioneers Home, left yesterday for Phoenix. where he is called to confer with the board of control on matters affecting that institution. Mining Visitor.
 J. NJ. Conner, mining operator of Walker, was in the city yesterday on business, and gives a good report of that district generally, where several mines are being opened by individual owners.
 From the Range.
 M P. Lacey was in the city yester- day from his range in Hassayampa district and gives the usual good re- port of plenty of fat cattle and an abundance of feed for the approach ing winter.
 Mercantile Visitor.
 R. F. McGillen, with the L. J.
  land valley. was in the city yester day on business matters, and states that industrial conditions in the coun- try adjacent are good for this time of the year.
 Recevers From Illness.
 Marcus Duffy, merchant of Will hams. who has been confined in Mercy hospital in this city for several weeks, suffering with nervous affections, has sufficiently recovered to appear on the streets. and expects to leave for his home in few days, completely restored to health.
 Visiting Relatives.
 Albert NJ. Jones, interested in the sheep raising industry in the northern part of the county, arrived from Sehgman yesterday to visit with his father, Colonel T. NJ. Jones and other relatives for a few days. He states that the dipping season has ended and that sheepmen are preparing for the advancing winter.
 Will Resume Operations.
 Leonard White is in the city from the camp of the White Gold Mining company. on the Lower Hassayampa, and states that it is probable there will be resumption of that prop erty in the near future. He states the district is quite active near his place, four companies operating .and others to start up. Former Resident Arrives.
 F. E. Ellinwood, attorney of Bis bee, and prominent in democratic circles of Arizona, being member of the constitutional convention. ar rived in the city Sunday and return ed south yesterday. He was called to Prescott to look after the interests of | clients and received a warm welcome from many friends at his old home Notable Engineer Arrives.
 Luther Wagoner, chief engineer of . the Walnut Grove Water Storage 1 company, arrived from San Francisco | yesterday and will leave for the Brad ! shaw mountains and the Hassayampa l. district tomorrow, accompanied by . J. c. Bradbury, resident agent. The visit of MT. Wagoner is for the pur- pose of arranging for the annual assessment work on that great pro- jeet. He has been a frequent visitor and received a welcome from many friends and acquaintances. Meeting.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. Harvey Blain left yesterday for Phoenix, where the former will convene a meeting of the Arizona Dental Society, of which he is the Dresident any matters are