Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-07

of the Bradshaw mountains, is in !, the city from Grown King and re- ports that field as active and the various camps producing sa,is- factorily.
 Entertaining Sister. l H. w. Seaman of Harrington. is in the city to meet his sister who arrived last night from Moundvillc, w. ". to remain for an extended visit. They leave for the mining camp in the Bradshaws.
 Good Outlook.
 Charles E. Burton, the sheep grower of Ash Fork, was in the city yesterday on business, and with other rangemen, is rejoicing over the best outlook the industry has enjoyed in many years.
 Returns to Remain.
 Raymond T. Beleher, son of Ben M. Belcher, arrived from Los Angeles yesterday and will make the city his future home, having accepted lucrative position. He was greeted by many friends on his return.
 Country Soaked.
 Dan Condron and IT, w. Cole. rangemen of the Walnut Grove country, are in the city and report deluging rains and farmers and cat tlcmen overjoyed that the long dry season has come to an end Good grazing is already the result. Entertaining Relatives.
 Collins Williams. an attaehe of the Bashford- Burmister company is entertaining his father. F. s. Vii Hams. his grandmother. Mrs. II. C. Brown. and his aunt. Mrs. Horine, all arriving yesterday from Tina. Missouri. They will remain for a few weeks Visited Old Home.
 | Col l.. w. Getcbel returned yes terday from an extended trip through the eastern states and to Canada, his old home. He is operating the Cash mine. near Sen ator. and leaves today for his camp to investigate conditions. He re- ceived cordial welcome from many friends.
 Leaves for North. 1 II. C. Caveness left yesterday for Pincdale. Navajo county, joining his associate in the cattle business D. D. Crabb. general manager ol the Hopin Land and Cattle com. pany. a. subsidiary concern of th, Burn Ranch company, near thi. city He will be away for severa weeks.
 Realty Transaction. \ deed was filed for record yes . terday from A. L. Hammond to P :, w. O'Sullivan and IT. D. Ross fol one -forty-e of an interest ii
 seven lots in this city which ar, c situated on Granite and Montezum. C streets, between Goodwin and Cur , ley streets. The consideration wa
 given al a nominal sum.
 Satisfied Miner.
 | R. B. Staniland. interested in tn - lavapai Metals Mining company ]. was an arrival from the camp yes
 ,erday and reports active wor
 going on since the new management 4 has assumed charge. The showin -l laI the greatest depth reached '- the best in the history of the pror
 erty and he is sanguine over ih
 future.
 r Regaining Health. '- Curtis Roberts, an attachc of th al S F., r. & P offices in this cit, it who has been convalescing fro,
 illness at the home of his fathe iW. l.. Roberts. in Skull Valley, W: g a brief visitor yesterday, returniu |, later in the day. His condition W; " eti'iea TUT sSNVIdi udys, Dut nt le rapidly improving and later wi
 resume. his duties here.
 Visitors From Coast. m J. P. Robertson. the pioneer ban es er-merchant of Ontario. Cal, a ill companied by Mrs. Robertson ar CT their daughter. Miss Opal Rober
 son, arrived in the city yesterd;
 afternoon for few days stopovs of while en route East for the sur ty mer They are guests of MT ar C. Mrs. A. B. Fox. the latter daug in ter of Mir and Mrs. Robertson.
 HEALTH SEEKER.
 Mrs. Thomas w. Risk of Fo .s. Wayne, Indiana. is a recent arriy he to remain indefinitely for her heali s- and is at the Prescott hotel S