Weekly journal-miner., 1911-11-08
Returns From South.

the supreme bench, returned from Phoenix yesterday where he has been attending a conference of his political colleagues during the week.
 Visiting Rangeman.
 r. A. Reid. live stock grower of the Ash Fork country, is in the city on business, and reports that range in fine condition for winter feeding from the recent heavy rains.
 Mine Examination Trip.
 c. C. Harris, of Findlay, Ohio, in- terested in mines in the Bradshaw mountains, arrived in the city yes terday and will leave today to make an examination of his interests.
 Returns From Mines.
 John Lawler returned yesterday from the Hillside mine where leasers continue development. Production is satisfactory and the product is being taken to Hillside station for ship ment
 Preparing for Fair.
 Malcolm A. Fraser, secretary of the Prescott Chamber of Commerce, left yesterday for Phoenix, where he will begin arranging the display from this county and will remain in charge un- til the fair is over.
 Looking After Interests.
 Joe Rodokovich, owner of the Mira bel group of mines on Groom Creek, arrived from Jerome yesterday and will leave today for his camp. He has recently resumed operations and will maintain a permanent camp. Visiting Family.
 J. R. Beatson is in the city from the santa Maria, where he is follow ing the live stock industry. He re- ports fat cattle and range feed as very abundant, with the heaviest rains last week ever known in the fall months.
 Returns to Old Home.
 Miss Harriet Cope. sister of Mrs. Robert Birch. arrived yesterday from Tacoma, Wash. to remain indefinitely visiting with relatives and friends. She was formerly a resident of this city, and is a recent graduate of the Prescott High school. Looking at Mines.
 Ellert D. Swansey, representing eastern investors. arrived in the city Wednesday from East St. Louis, H., and will make examinations of mines in the Bradshaws, leaving for Crown King today. Later he will go to the Black Hills on similar business. Visiting Old Home.
 l.. L. Beckwith, many years ago a resident of this city, and a carpenter by occupation, arrived from Yankton, :. D.. a few days ago to visit with old time friends. He will leave next | week for Jerome and the Verde valley 1 where he formerly had land interests. Looking Over Country.
 Frederick J. Meacham, of Solano county, Cal, has arrived in the city and will remain for several weeks Investigating farm lands. He is de- sirous of locating in a higher eleva- ton for the benefit of his health as well as to follow his favorite vOca tion. Returns From East.
 E. H. Davison, superintendent of the Tiger Gold company, who has been east for several weeks on busi- ness, returned yesterday. He was accompanied by his wife, joining her at Oakland, Cal. They will leave to- day for Harrington. Dry Farmers in City.
 Hugh Burns and F. R. stees. of Jerome Junction. are in the city from their dry farms. Both state that if the freakish elements will center to- ward precipitating moisture during the season of the year to be expected. abundant crops will be grown. Concludes Visit.
 Mrs. F.. W. Meany, who has been spending the summer in this city, visiting with her daughter, Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy, and sons, Edward and Herbert Meany, left yesterday for her home in Los Angeles. accompani- ed by her daughter, Miss Helen Meany Their departure is regretted by many friends and acquaintanees.
 Made Long Auto Trip
 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dougherty are at the home of Joseph Dougherty in Miller Valley, resting after trip made in their automobile from san Diego to Prescott via the old wagon route along the Santa Fe route. They state that weather conditions made