Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-29

others he is pleased with the good outlook ahead, the range being in better condition than ever before.
 CFrom Friday Daily)
 Will Reside Here.
 Mrs. H. F. Green, wife of the electrician of the Arizona Power Co.,, arrived yesterday from Humboldt, and with her husband will make her home in this city.
 From Mining Camp. NIT. and Mrs. J. B. Cleveland, the former the general manager of the Arizona Central Copper Company, ar rived from the camp yesterday for brief visit with friends.
 Will Defend Accused Man. H. F. Ashurst left yesterday for Williams, where he will appear to- day as counsel in the preliminary ex- animation of Jesus M. Torres, ac- cused of the murder of John Alloy. Retains Business.
 Donald Campbell, MOntezuma street merchant, says that the reported sale of his business, was erroneous, and l the old stand. and will continue to make Prescott his home, as the city is good enough for him.
 Brothers Meet.
 F. A. Hathaway, an attaehe of the Bank of Arizona, is entertaining his brother, c. H. Hathaway, of Chicago, who arrived yesterday for a few weeks visit The latter is with the First National Bank of Chicago, as manager of one of the departments. Return From Coast. The many friends of Mir. and Mrs. 1 Hugo Richards will be pleased to learn that they have returned from an extended visit to Los Angeles and other coast points, arriving yesterday. MT. Richards auto will arrive today in charge of his chauffeur, William | Bones.
 Returns East.
 Frank l.. Carlisle, well known as mining engineer, and interested in this section. left last night for Pittsburg, Pa, after devoting a few weeks to looking after his proper ties He believes that this field is one of the most inviting in mineral | investments, and anticipates a pros 1 yerOus year.
 Extensive Cultivation.
 T. H. Miller one of the big farmers of Skull Valley. was in the city yes, terday and states that soil cOndi- tiOns were better than in many years. While he raised the largest crop of corn in 1910 ever before known in that section. he states that this sea son he will exceed the former yield by several tons, increasing his acre age for that purpose. In other lines MT. Miller says there is a large crop ! assured.
 Returns Home.
 Mrs. James Hartsfield, who has been the guest of friends in the city for several days, returned yes terday to her home in Humboldt. Returns From Camp.
 G. N. Baty. interested in the Green River Mining Company, operating at Turkey. on the Bradshaw Mountain railroad. returned yesterday from the camp and reports development pro gressing satisfactorily.
 Officer Takes Vacation.
 Chief of Police and Mrs. Fred Hawkins of Jerome, passed through the city yesterday for Los Angeles .wnere they will visit with friends for few weeks. This is the first time this capable officer has been out of the territory in several years Popular Woman Visits.
 Miss M. SharlOt Hall, territoria
 historian, after few days visiting with her parents on the old home stead, in Upper Agua Fria returned yesterday to the capital to resume
 her duties. She was extended g cordial greeting from many friends in the city.
 Arizonan Heard From. County Treasurer A. J. Herndor is in receipt of letters from Waltel
 G. Reese, for many years a resident of this city. who is located at tn,
 present time n Bakersfield, Cal, en
 gagged in the real estate business. Mir Reese has prospered and contemplate
 paying this city a brief visit in ; short time.
 5 From the Mines.
 2 J. K. Miller. operating a gold mine , in the Santa Maria district. arrived
 from his camp yesterday and reports general revival going on in tha country. His properties adjoin thu
 Crosby mines, that are under opera
 tion, with a ten stamp mill running 2 steadily. He anticipates a good yea
 and several sales were reported un der consideration. l Detachment Leaves. l Under the Command of Sergean Hill, the detachment of fourteen sol
 diers, on duty at Whipple since tn main column left, have gone to For e Sam Houston. Texas, for duty in tn, l field. Remaining at the garrison ar,
 Lieut.. Bartlett, post commander, ant
 Post Quartermaster Sergeant Walters
 COmmissary Sergeant Mcdonald an' T Ordinance Sergeant McMann. - District Active.
 Q John s. Jones, who arrived yester
 day from his camp in Chaparral
 states that during the past fev l. weeks, quite revival of mining i E. noticeable. In addition to the stead, ] rorlr ba ba ;o4;