Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-04
(From Saturdays Daily)

Returns From Mohave.
 Ben Townsend has returned from Mohave county after several months of an absence among the mines. Mining Visitor.
 W. J. Dunn, engaged in mining near Bouse, was an arrival in the city yesterday on business to remain for a few days.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. John Stanley, wife of the Lonesome Valley rangeman, is in the city to remain for a few days visit ing with friends.
 Business Visit.
 Robert Dunlap, contracting car penter, arrived yesterday from Kirk land valley on business and to visit with friends for a few days Visiting the Range.
 MT. and Mrs. L. L. Harmon ar rived from Tempe yesterday in their auto and are en route to Camp Wood, where the former has large range interests.
 Reduction Plant Sold.
 The one-foot Huntington mill on the North Capitol mine was sold yes terday by \. J. Griffin to c. T. Jos lin, according to a bill of sale filed for record.
 Visiting With Friends.
 Mrs. E. L. Patterson, of Big Chino Valley, wife of "Don Signor" Pat terson, is in the city for a few days to visit with friends, and is at the Prescott Hotel. Leaves for New Home.
 Mrs. J. J. Fisher left yesterday for Los Angeles. where she will reside, joining relatives. Her departure is regretted by many friends and many were at the depot to extend her a farewell.
 Back to Rouse.
 After an enjoyable visit with rela- tives and friends in the city for sev- eral days. Dennis A. Burke returned to Bouse yesterday where he is con- ducting the Burke hotel. Mrs Burke will remain here while her son is at tending school.
 Examining Mines.
 Milton Fucker, of Helena, Mont, is a recent arrival and will leave to- day for the southern part of the county to examine mines near Castle Hot Springs for an eastern syndicate. He will return later to remain for few weeks to look the country over generally.
 Health Seeker.
 Lincoln Tate, retired farmer of Osage, Kansas, is a late arrival in this section. for the benefit of his health. He has been greatly bene- fitted and will remain for the win ter. Until a few days ago he was camping out in the pines on the Groom Creek road. Verde Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. stephen Osborn, and the uncle of the former, L. $. Os- born, arrived from Camp Verde yes terday, and are en route to Kirk land valley for a few weeks visit with Mrs. s. W. Holder. who joined them in this city. They will leave today.
 Returns to Coast
 Mrs. Anna Bates, widow of the late Eli Bates, who passed away few months ago, returned to Red lands, Cal, yesterday, after a few weeks visit with friends and relatives near this city. She will be joined in that city by her sister, and will re- main away indefinitely. Auto Party Coming.
 David Babbitt and Milton Powers are expected to arrive from Flagstaff tomorrow afternoon, to attend the meetings of the Arizona Bankers and Good Roads association, which con- vene in Prescott on Monday. They have two automobiles, and will make the trip through Ash Fork accom- panied by several guests. Tourists Arrive.
 Mrs. \. Bell Griswold, Miss A. B. Newton and W. E. Mccarthy, all of Buffalo. \. Y.y comprise a party of eastern tourists who arrived yester- day from the coast and are on a sight seeing trip to the southwest, to ascertain climatic and other condi- tions of the country. They eontem- plate remaining for a few weeks and are at the Hotel St. Michael Returns From North.
 Mark Smith, candidate for United States senator on the democratic ticket, arrived in the city yesterday morning from a campaign tour of several days in the northern counties and is at the Hotel St. Michael Cameron Passes Through.
 Ralph H. Cameron, republican can didate for the nomination for United States senator, passed through the city yesterday morning at 3 o'clock from Flagstaff and is en route to southern Arizona where he will be joined by Hoval A. Smith, who is also a candidate for similar honors. Mir Cameron stated that both will