Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-15
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E. II. Scott has gone to Hillside for a few days vacation.
 To skyHght City. .....
 Miss Matilda Bisehoff left yes terday for Flagstaff, for an extended visit with friends, .. Visiting With Friends.
 Mrs James Dunn of Wiekenburg was an arrival yesterday and will be the guest of friends in the city for few days. i-
 Visitors From Valley:
 MT. and Mrs. W. W. Davis of Thompson Valley were arrivals in the city yesterday, and will remain for a few days on business and social duties.
 Rangeman Visitor.
 Homer Hixon, well known in the western part of the county, is in the city today from his home in Thompson Valley, on business visit for a few days.
 Mining Visitors.
 W. F. Sawyer, manager of the Coronado Mining company, near Congress, accompanied by c. C. Biningsley, is in the city for a few days on business and pleasure. Officers On the Move
 Sheriff Francis of Coeonino coun- ty passed through the city yesterday from Southern Arizona, en route home. while Chief of Police Fred Hawkins of Jerome left for PhOe nix, on a man hunt.
 Visiting Relatives.
 Mrs. T. J. Crowl and children were arrivals yesterday from Dewey, and will remain for several days, visiting with relatives and friends. They are at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. L. Took. the latter a sister of Mrs. Crowl.
 Wealthy Visitors.
 " F. Burns of Boston, prominent ly known in mine investment circles of the East, and W. C. Cabot, con- tracing engineer of the same city, are recent arrivals in Prescott, look 1ng for investments. They will re- nain several days.
 Accepts Position.
 Dave Finney, superintendent of the County Poor Farm, has appointed Fred Fischer as his steward, and the latter commenced his duties yester- day. He is well qualified for the po- =sition, through long experience at other public institutions.
 Reported Convalescing.
 Many friends of Miss Reba Shu- mate, who has been on the coast for several weeks for the benefit of her health, are in receipt of letters which bring the welcome news that she is rapidly eOnyalescing, and con templates returning in short time. Business Visitor.
 MT. and Mrs. J. V. Dickson were arrivals from Skull Valley yesterday, and will remain for a few days, wis iting with friends and attending to business. Mir, Dickson brings the usual report of splendid range con ditions in that section, with top notch prices prevailing for steers. Military Man Arrives. Sergeant LeftOvich of Fort Hua- ehuea, has arrived at Fort Whipple, to pack the remaining property of Company D, stationed on the line, .and will return to the above garri- son in a few days. This company was formerly stationed at Whipple, and was ordered away when the Mexican insurrection commenced. Goes to the Range. \ Ray Hill, interested with Paul Wright in the live stock industry, left yesterday for Camp Wood, to remain for several days to look the range situation over. This firm re- gently disposed of a large bunch of steers and will make arrangements for delivery in a short time, driving to Del Rio for loading on the ears Closing the Gap.
 The line of the Arizona Bower company from Fossil Creek to Jer- ome is progressing rapidly in closing the gap between the two places, | reaching a point less than fourteen miles from its terminus yesterday evening. The current will be turned | on not later than the dst of April, | was the statement made yesterday at the offices in this city. Delay has attended the work from the unusually | heavy rains of the past two months.
 From Tuesdays Dailyg From the Range.