Weekly journal-miner., 1912-11-20
City News
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(rrom Thursdays Daily.)
 From the North.
 fatsy Holiihan. the business man
 of Ash Fork. was visitor ,o ,be
 city yesterday.
 Visiting Friends.
 Miss E. E. Smith. of Ash Fork.
 IS m the city for q few days visiting
 From the Range.
 J. w. sullivan is in the city f,or,
 'he Seligman country. where he mas
 range interests. en route ,o William
 son valley.
 To the Coast.
 Mrs: w. A. Drake and daughter.
 Mrs. G. E. Meany. left yesterday for z TWO weeks visit with relatives and friends in Los Angeles.
 Returns Home.
 Mrs. F.. w Stephens returned to ferguson Valley yesterday after lew days visit with friends in the city as the guest of Mrs. D. II. Biles. Bush ess Trip.
 u. \. Scveringhaus. vice president oi the Arizona Orange Company. is m the city from Phoenix. making observations of frui, lands in this section. Visiting Miners.
 Virgil Brooking and L. Robertson, miners of the Commercial camp in | Copper Basin. and John !. HammeI | of Turkey Creek. were in the city yesterday on a business and pleasure | trip.
 Special Musical Service.
 \ .t given at St. Luke's Episcopal Church | on next Sunday evening. The music will consist of solos and choruses. and good program is under pre- paration
 Miners in City.
 Joe Garrett and Charles Thurbcr. miners of the Hassayampa country, were in the city yesterday on busi- ness matters and report some prop critics developing and production heavier than at any time in the past ten years
 Business Trip.
 w. II. Denny. located at the fam ous old Fort Rock ranch in the northwestern corner of this county, is in the city for a few days on busi- ness and pleasure. He is engaged in live stock raising and gives a good report of that industry. Investors Arrive.
 (. |. and (. D. Cother. of Nebras- ka. are in the city to investigate range conditions. and are dcsrous of purchases to engage in the cattle business They will remain for several days to make cxamina- tons of various localities. Contemplates Locating.
 l.. l.. Peters, of Jacksonville, Hi nois, IS q recen, arrival in the city. and leaves for the Verde Valley to- day to make observations. with the view of locating and engaging in agricultural pursuits He will be joined by his wife and family later. Looking After Interests.
 Levi Young, one of the largest sheep growers in the State. arrived from Phoenix yesterday and is en route to Mingus mountain. his head quarters, to look after his large in terests. He is pleased over the out look of the sheep business. and states that mutton as a food is coming into heavy demand since beef has soar cd to the highest price ever record ed. Mir Young is frequent visitor 10 this city. and bears the distinction of being one of the largest individual taxpayers on live stock in tho state. Lively Country.
 Arrivals from Ash Fork yesterday stated that work trains are beginning to arrive at that point. preliminary io placing several hundred laborers at work m double track grading for ihc Santa Fe. IL is expected that dirt will begin to fly next week, for T distance of over eight miles west from that town.
 Range Showing Good.
 Ed. Ritter. foreman of the Arizona Cattle Company. arrived from Hill side yesterday and states the recent rains have started grass to growing and favorable winter was anticipat- rd. Cattle are in fine condition. and larger sales have been made this fall than known in many years. Accepts Mine Situation.
 Thomas Marmont. one of the best known miners of the county. left yesterday for the Empire Arizona Copper mines. near Parker. where he will be mine foreman. This prop | W. Mitchell, and enjoys splendid name from the large and rich copper ore bodies exposed. Passes Thorugh.
 Among the eastern passengers that . passed through the city Tuesday af- ternoon for the coast, was Fred c. |; ludlow. after whose uncle, Ludlow. )n the Santa Fe railroad was named , many years ago, He will be remem lered as contractor on the old At aniic & Pacific road. and in the .arly sos was frequent visitor to , his city. His foreman al that time vas the late Robert Brow. and of whose death he learned of while here. NIT. Ludlow will visi, Prescott later 1 while rcturning to Passaic, \. J From the Farm. "a