Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-24
RECEIVES SAD NEWS.
(From Saturday. Daily)

(From Saturday. Daily) Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. B. E. Cassidy of McCabc, is in the city visiting with friends and will remain for a few days. Professional Visitor.
 Dr. l.. O. Davenport. of Hum boldt. was in the city yesterday on professional and other business. Pioneer Visitor.
 Mrs. A. F. Champic, popularly known in pioneer circles, is in the city from Harrington on 2 business and pleasure visit
 Mir. Anderson Returns.
 LeRoy Anderson, the attorney, re- turned yesterday from a two weeks trip to New York and other eastern cities on important professional mat ters.
 Live Stock Deal.
 j. H. Dillon of Williamson valley. has sold to B. F. Denny, for nominal consideration, several head of miIeh cows. the deed being filed for record yesterday.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. J. F.. Pothas,. wife of the section foreman of the S F.. F. & P. railway, al Cedar Glade. was in the city yesterday visiting with friends. accompanied by her son. Big Camp Started.
 w. J. Martin. general manager of the Yuma Warrior Mining Com pany. left yesterday for the Harqua Halas to inaugurate development on large plans previously formulated. Resort Visitors.
 Miss Helen Laird, Miss Selma Goldberg, Miss Mabel Hooker and Miss Eugcnia Dorsey. of Iron Springs, arc in the city to visit with friends and to participate in social I functions.
 Lightning Kills Burros.
 During Thursdays storm to the
 northeast of this city, lightning kill
 ed two. burros, the bodies being
 found yesterday by Ernest Smelling
 while riding the range after cattle.
 These animals were found in deep
 gulch about twenty-two feet apart. RETURNS TO ORIENT ' ' Charley Young. the pioneer
 Chinese resident of Prescott, left . yesterday for his home at Canton. , China, to remain. He had been a a resident for nearly forty years and | was among the few of his race who
 were accorded the privilege of being
 naturalizcd. He stated that he is n called home on account of the death E of near relative. and will iool '- after valuable interests that he Il n heir to- He was reluctant to hav, C the country.
 r. ON MINING BUSINESS. D T. J. Cox. the mining operator O 'r Walnut Grove, Is in the city ol 'e business and reports considerabl
 individual activity along the Has
 sayampa river in placer mining Tn ,f rains of the past week have bee, ,f unusually heavy, and the outToo y for good grazing and big crops wa ir never SO encouraging. s. PROF. MILLER HCNORED. 10 County Superintendent of School 'e Pro w. Curtis Miller yesterday rs In ceived official notification of his an W poiniment by Governor Hunt as !, member of the state board of educs
 ton, and has accepted the homo of The office is an important one an ip is composed of the leading educs Is tional men of the state. is BRIEF BUSINESS TRIP. lis II, Nj, Lewis, of Phoenix, was D. brief visitor to the city yestcrda re to consult with his associate. Geore he Tisdale. on contracting matter in these gentlemen forming co-par oh nership sometime ago. Mir Lew ng is one of the bes, known civil ei rn gineers in the southwest. and WI nt. in charge of construction of the oI
 territorial highway 10 the south ed this city. which splendid work ,ls the Senator co,ei,ry known al, Lewis Loop comments itself n- a notable piece of engineering abilit " JUBILANT RANCHERs. os w. IT, Roy and F, II Millrea it- dry farmers of the Granite mounta fly country. were in the city yesterds to and report the heaviest rains know 'th io fall in that country in mar cir years, Both state that the crop 'n- corn will be an unusually big on
 and that all that is desired to maj }. dry farming q success is in knowir ey when to open up the soiN select