Weekly journal-miner., 1912-11-06
(From wednesday's Daily

tor of the Huron field. arrived in the city yesterday on business visit Business Trip.
 Dan Bowen is in the city from Mayer for a few days on business matters and greeting old time friends.
 Business Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs Louis Gruell of Mayer. arc in the city for few days. the former having bushes, matters to look after.
 Return Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. W. Lund and son Henry Lund. have returned from Phoenix. where they were joined by Miss Erncstine Lund. a student of the Tempe normal school.
 Rural Visitors.
 George Speer and Bud Bristow of Camp Verde, George l.. Human, of Dewey and J. s. Ambrose. of Stod dard, are in the city on business and are at Brinkmeyer's hotel.
 Mining Visitors.
 Robert Burns and Henry Braun of the Lucky Star mines, in Lone. some Valley. were in the city yes terday on business pertaining to their interests at the above camp
 Former Residents Return.
 Mir and Mrs. Harry J Theurer. after an absence of over six month, al the home of the former in Michi. gan. returned yesterday to remain Mir Thcurcr will again engage in mining.
 Business Trip.
 A. w. Edwards left yesterday for ] to remain for several days in connee. ton with the settling up of the es- tate of his brother. whose death occurred recently. Visiting Friends.
 Charles Burkes. accompanied by his nicces. Mrs. Minnie Willard ofI Texas. and Mrs. N. F.. Rawiins. ofI Williams. are m the city for few , days visiting with friends and are al the Prescott Hotel. From the Mines. E. L. Bowman returned to the city yesterday from the Iron Noun
 tain mining camp near Senator anal , leaves today for Parker. where h.| will spend the winter to look after
 his interests on the desert Returns Home.
 The many friends in the city oil
 Mrs. II. A. Cheverton. wife of the 4, cashier of the Prescott National . bank. will be interested to learn| . that she retur"-'l yesterday from al '. visit with rel. .ves and friends in . Los Angeles.
 Returns Home.
 II. F.. Nelson. after three months
 soJourn m this section for his health, :. returned to his home near Ozark n Arkansas. yesterday. He is suffering ]. with lung troubles and came for the
 benefit of the climate His leaving
 IS regretted by many new made
 friends.
 Miners Active.
 d Mark Murphy is in the city from .s the Poland mining country. and in
 addition to several mines operating s the number of men employed in an. r, nual assessment work he states in.
 dicates livelier interest in the fu.
 iure of that country than has been , known in many years. Y Outside Visitors. r. MT and Mrs. Granville Fain, and c. Mir and Mrs. Arthur Heath and son. d Willie Heath. are in the city from
 the Verde Valley visiting with
 friends for a few days. Messrs.
 Fain and Heath have finished ship. it ping train load of cattle to the ,e Salt River Valley from their range m the eastern part of the county.
 Good Outlook.
 'e J. E. Tomlinson has returned from
 an inspection trip of mines in the
 Bradshaw mountain country, and i' AN Inn .uts IL. Al n- D eral camps He is of the belief that the above country has a better flu. 'd ture than known for many years Tn and the practical line of work in Q. evidence is certainly a reflection oI
 what Is to be expected.
 Brothers to Meet
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Young, o in Chicago. arrived in the city Monday Tt and left yesterday for Camp Verde ;s where they will be joined by Len " Young. brother of the first named to This will be the first time in ovel nc quarter of century the brother
 have met. both remaining steadias
 to their respective localities. From Big Orchard. '" (. l.. Hummer arrived from tn, IT, Fair Oaks orchards of Maus $ It- Stewart yesterday. and stated th, r- picking and packing of several thou n. sand boxes of apples was nearinI 'e the end. The fine quality of th
 fruit and the bounteous yield wa
 oecasioning considerable comment nd Shipping to Skull Valley will begil i, in a few days. for delivery to point 's.' inside and outside of the state. 'i- Leave the City.
 of MT. and Mrs George Clancy, tn at former until recently with the Lub ce Motion Picture Company, in leadin
 roles. left yesterday for San Diego
 where they will reside in the future
 Mir. Clancey is recognized in theatri ,g cal circles as possessing high clas or histri0nic ability and in his new hel m will be a director of the Annex Mo