Weekly journal-miner., 1911-01-11
ClGlI News
 ...In Brief
(From Sundays Daily.)

city yesterday on business.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. s. V. Holder, of Camp Verde,
 was an arrival yesterday, and will visit with friends for a few days.
 Visited Old Home.
 R. J. Shea, of the Johnson-S Shea
 Contracting Company, has returned from a holiday trip to his former home in San Bernardino Cal.
 Legal Trip to Phoenix.
 Henry F. Ashurst, attorney; left yesterday for Phoenix, to attend a meeting of the supreme court on an issue that is on appeal from Navajo county.
 From the Mines.
 MT. and MT. Max Wenzel, the for mer the general manager of the Mineral Point Mining Company, were arrivals in the city yesterday for a brief visit on business.
 No Robbie or Puncture.
 J. T. Nelson was in the city yes terday from Jerome Junction arriv- ing and returning in his auto, and wishes his friends to know that he made the trip without a pebble or puncture
 Visited Bradshaws.
 Joe Freuler, interested in mines in Copper Basin district, returned yes terday from a trip to the Bradshaw region, and will return to his camp in few days to continue develop ment on his copper properties. Mining Men in Town.
 ThOs. McGill of Chicago, one of the largest stockholders in the United Gold Mines company, at Congress, is Tn the city on business matters, being accompanied by D. J. Sullivan, the general manager of the company. Prolific in Cabbages.
 John Morris, raneher of Skull Val ley, was in the city yesterday, and states that farmers of that section are eentering their efforts to raising cabbages, that article meeting with more demand than the combined yield in other lines
 Inspecting Interests.
 NJ. V. Watson, manager of the Prescott Gas and Electric company. left yesterday for Fossil Creek, to make an inspection of the work at that point. He will examine the work on the new power line in the Verde Valley while returning home. Range Showing Good.
 c. H. Hooker, while in the city yesterday, from Asa Creek, stated that the present winter is favorable for the cattle industry, and that during the week the weather has moderated sufficiently to cause the feed to start. He will return to his home today.
 Visited Old Home.
 Joe A. Sines, a native Prescott i young man, now travelling for a San Francisco hardware house, after few days in the city on business and renewing aequaintanees, left for the part of the Territory today. He says that life on the "road'' is agreeable, and he is pleased with his vocation.
 Mine Operator in City.
 E. W. Carpenter, mining engineer, heavily interested in mines near was an arrival yester- day, and will return south today MT. Carpenter states that the general outlook in that field is flattering and during the year he anticipates con- siderable activity and production from several mines adjacent to that city. He is called to this city on 
 Mine Engineer Arrives.
 J. Wilson Woodrow, with the Cop per Queen company of Bisbee, in the department, arrived from Denver, yesterday, and left during the day with Major Pickerell for Copper Basin, on an inspection of the work under headway by the Com mereial Mining company. MT. Wood row is a frequent visitor to this sec ton since the above enterprise was started. He is an authority on cop per mining and an advanced student in geology.
 Returns to Duty.
 c. NJ. Shaw writes from Phoenix that he will return to Prescott to- morrow from Phoenix, and resume ais position as general superintend- ent of the Prescott Gas and Electric company. He has been recuperating for several weeks in the above city, md will be joined by his wife, who