Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-11
City News
 ....In Brief
OFrom Thursdays Daily.)

with friends.
 Returns From Coast.
 w. A. Dearing, merchant, after a business visit of several days to Los Angeles, returned yesterday.
 Attorney Leaves.
 Robt E. Morrison left yesterday for Wickenburg, where he was called by clients on mining business.
 Concludes Visit.
 W. H. Cox, meat merchant of Je- rome, after a two days visit with friends, returned to the Copper City yesterday.
 On Mining Business.
 J. E. Russell, attorney, left yester- day for Kingman on mining business to be absent until the early part of next week.
 Leaves for East
 Mrs. William Payne, cousin of Mrs. c. H. Bishop, left yesterday for Springfield, Mo, where she will visit for several weeks with relatives and friends Called East on Mining.
 Eli Perkins left for Kansas City last night, receiving telegrams re- questing him to come as soon as pos sible. in connection with mining nego- | tiations. Verde Visitors.
 F. B. Hough and I. s. Lowthian. cattle men of the Verde valley, were in the city yesterday, reporting gen eral rains and the winter outlook for fat cattle never so flattering. Dispose of Cattle.
 Kellogg & George have sold to Warren G. Davis all their cattle in a certain brand ranging in the vicin- ity of Mayer, the bill of sale being filed for record yesterday for nOm- inal sum-
 Returns Home.
 Mrs. J J. Harter. of Congress, who has been the guest of her sister. Mrs. O. F. Orthell in this city for a month, returned home yesterday after pleasant visit with relatives and friends
 Visited Capital City.
 Mrs. H. F. Ashurst returned yester- day from Phoeniv, where she was the guest of friends for several days, and also met her husband who re- turned from the southern counties in campaigning for the senatorship. Mir. Ashurst will return later. Prof Mcomie Arrives.
 Prof. A. M McOmie, of the agri- cultural department of the University of Arizona, arrived from Tucson yes terday and will remain for several days on matters incidental to the es- tablishing of the experimental sta tion in Lonesome valley, leaving for that point today.
 Mining Visitor. :,
 Frank Cass, owner of mines in Copper Basin district, was in the city yesterday and states that in a few months several properties will be in actice operations as a result of negoti- ations closed during the past two weeks. He believes the old district is on the eve of lively era. Candidate Arrives.
 MulfOrd Winsor, democratic candi- date for the nomination for congress man. arrived from the south yester- day on his canvass of the new state. He was billed to speak on the plaza last night, but the indictment weather neeessitated postponement of the meeting. He is en route to the northern counties.
 Business Mission
 c. T. Joslin and father, Geo. W. Jos lin, left yesterday for Los Angeles on business to be away for a few days. The latter is a large real , estate owner there and is arranging his affairs to make Prescott his home, forming favorable opinion of the . country after making several visits during the past two years. Former Resident Returns.
 Frank Turner. Verde valley land owner, arrived from Hopeville, I'm perial valley, Cal, few days ago, and will remain indefinitely to look after bie larOe interests in view of the excitement over the possibility of T oil being developed. He is associated with California operators, and it is probable machinery will be installed on his lands. His father is a resi- dent of the Verde valley. and also his land interests that are attractive
 (From Fridays Daily.)