Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-21

her child, who is seriously iii | . will remain to secure medical ,,." ton.
 Climate Attracts.
 MT. and Mrs. (. E. McK.. :, Phoenix. were arrivals in th. .;,. yesterday and will remain un,;, ,.' warm weather of the sou,h,,s, abates.
 Good Showing.
 Charles Rigdon. the Kirkland v,, ley farmer and rangeman. wa, !. the city yesterday on bushes, and reports that country as in b.r,, condition than known for years Visiting Family.
 Peter Laux arrived from Jerom, Sunday and left yesterday for M, Cabe to visit with his wifi, and family for few days. He i, mechanical mine engineer in ,b, Verde district.
 Business Trip.
 Geo. w. Whitaker, the miner and farmer of Big Bug district, was in the city yesterday on business and reports considerable quartz and placer activity, with indications fo, a lively fall and winter. Comes to Reside.
 H. A. Timerhoff. brother of W II. Timerhoff. the druggist, arrived from Elgin. Illinois recently and i, SO favorabiy impressed with the climate that he has decided to Io. cate here. Later he will be joined by his wife.
 Making . Succsss.
 J. K. Miller arrived from his min. ing camp on the Santa Maria ye,. terday and reports the five ieasen on the Crosby mines as diligently at work. Reports were in circula. ton that the method of operating was success. Later Mir. Crosby will make run of the mill on free ores.
 Greeted By Friends.
 Mrs. w. A. Glassford, formerly residing at Whipple. passed through the city yesterday for the East to visit with relatives. She has been spending several days in Phoenix, coming direct from the Philippines, where her husband. Colonel Glass. ford is on duty. The latter retires in a short time and they will make their home in Phoenix.
 Assessor Campbell Returns. T. E. Campbell. who has been in the eastern cities on mining and other business. returned Sunday to complete his official duties bcior. the Board of Equalization yestcr. day. He expects 10 return to Des Moines, Iowa later to particioa.c in the deliberations of the National Tax Association as a delegate from this state.
 Outside Visitors.
 Emmet Fitzgerald, the mining man of Lynx creek; A. Jackson. . miner of Mayer; O. P. Lee, the mining man of Crown King; Martin Shuber, the mine owner of Copper Basin; J. D. Thomas, the farmer of Kirkland, and Judge Ed Sheiyley of Ash Fork, were arrivals in the city yesterday and are at Brink. meyers hotel.
 Particular Thief.
 Antonio Barcomente, arrested yes. terday for stealing a pair of shoes from the store of Ed Block, was somewhat careful in his selection oi a particular brand of pedal accom- modations, picking ous pair of Hanan make that were valued al the sum of N.OO. He will have his trial today before Judge Robinson m the City Police Court.
 Accomplished Young Lady.
 Miss Bessie (. Stack. sister o Charles Heisser. arrived from New Orleans. Louisiana yesterday tC make Prescott her future home. Sh' Is accomplished as an artist. and hsi paintings have attracted nationwide comment, particularly her wori portraying the ill-fated battleshif Maine, which is pronounced mas terpiece.
 Leave for New Fields. Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Davis. O the Methodist Episcopal church left yesterday to attend the Sou,herr Illinois conference of that denomin ation, where the former will re ceive an appointment to his ne' Held. Rev. and Mrs. II. E. Mar ha IH