Weekly journal-miner., 1912-11-20

verde cattle range yesterday afte,
 weeks visit with relatives ant
 friends in the city to resume hi,
 duties in the saddle.
 From the North.
 F.. F. Conegnham. mining cngi
 neer, arrived in the city yesterda, from Missoula. Montana. ,o mak,
 examinations in this field and i,
 stopping at the St. Michael.
 Visiting Csttleman.
 H. J. Rogers, interested in the cat.
 He business in the Camp Wood country, was in the city yesterday and gives a favorable report of th,
 winter outlook in that section.
 Associated Charities.
 All persons interested in the char itabie work of the city are asked to meet with the members of inc Associated Charities tonight in Prof
 Bakers office, Washington School at o'clock.
 Visit Ends.
 Mrs. E. Lamb, mother of (. F. Lamb. the locomotive engineer of the $. F, r. & P. railway. returned
 to Seligman. Missouri. yesterday
 ''N ~" '"Josaoit tNo I1outHe NISlt to the city
 Visiting Old Home.
 John krahcnbuhl, formerly a resi- dent of the city, arrived yesterday from the Tom Reed mines in Mo have county, cn route to Globe on business. He will remain for a few days to visit with friends. Outing Over.
 Mir. and Mrs M. R. Wells return cd yesterday from an outing of sev- eral weeks on the coast, and left later in the day for the Camp Wood country. where the former is engag- ed in farming and livestock raising Brief Visitors.
 Mrs. II. Wallet, and her charming daughter. Martha. were brief visi- tors to the city yesterday, coming on business and to renew associat- ions. They will be pleasantly re- as formerly in charge of the Hotel Congress. They are now residing in Phoenix. Mine Operator Here.
 George l.. Coleman in charge of the Alvarado mines in Fools Gulch, and one of the owners. is in the city on a business trip, to remain for q few days. He is we'll known as a practical miner. and IS among the pioneer residents. having operated formerly at different points in this field.
 Returns South.
 Frank R. Stewart returned to Phoenix yesterday after supervising Inc final gathering of the crop of he Fair Oaks orchard. in which he and II. NJ. Maus are interested Exporting begins next week. and he demands coming in for the ap- ,le he states extend as far east IS New York state. Former Resident Dead.
 Advices from Los Angeles are to he effect that George Pooler pass ed away in that city on November II. No particulars were given Of Inc cause of death. The deceased vas brother of Frank Pooler. for sst ranger. and resided in the Brad shaw mountains for several months. He was aged 70 years. Realty Transaction.
 Dr. Riley Shrum. of Jerome. has sold to Warren C.. Davis and Will jam A. Frazier. of Mayer, strip of and in the latter city. with all the Tor nominal sum. he deed being filed for record yes erday. The property was former y used as a hospital. and IS equip ,ed with medical supplies and other utilities.
 Health.
 r.. ,.. lao. .sttA .at Mrs. w. l.. Fox. recently operated ,n at Los Angeles for a serious af- liciion. will be pleased to learn that the is rapidly recovering. and her to health IS assured. Her husband and daughter. Mrs. II. I. remain at her side but lll are expected to return to Pres ,ott inside of the next two weeks. Lookino at Range.
 (. F.. Burton is in the city from he Hillside country, where he has ,een inspecting range conditions to starting the drive ,f his sheep to winter quarters He ,tates feed is better than at this ime last year. and every indication $ favorable for good winter. He will begin moving his hocks from he Ash Fork country early next month.
 Finish Their Duties.
 O. C. and Oliver Odell, profes- ional fruit packers of Los Angeles with Fred Eschcr and William Park nson. reached the city yesterday rom Fair Oaks. all concluding their luties for the season. About l0.uVo ,oxes of apples are stored ready for hipmeni, which is the biggest ever made by this orchard. The Odell Brothers state that for Iuality the Maus & Stewart product $ withou, question the finest they rave ever seen. and has never been qualled in the many years they rave been identified with the indus ry at different points in the west The yield for the current year was he banner one ever known from his orchard,
 Losing Cattle Deal.
 Peter LaTourette, accompanied by lis attorney, Eugene Brady O'Neiii, rrived from Phoenix yesterday. to tose the deal with Granville Fam