Weekly journal-miner., 1912-11-13

' ~ '"sN NN'hiiiseipH IN ln tnc GUY from Phoenix. making an abstract Of tax data for future uses of the board
 Visiting Friends. Mrs. M. F. Spence. of Palace sta lion. ono of the estimable pioneer women residents of this section. was in the city yesterday visiting with friends
 Returns Home.
 Paul Burks. of the legal depart ment of the Santa Fe system. re- turned to Los Angeles, Thursday. after brief visit on railroad and other duties.
 Miner Returns.
 Felix Star, formerly a resident of this county. and miner by oceupa- ton, has returned from Ely, Nevada, and IS en route to Jerome, after three years absence.
 Outside Visitors.
 William Roberts, of Fair Oaks. Grover Lessard, of Agua Fria, and C. C. Henderson of Walker. are in the city on business. and are stop ping at Brinkmeycr's hotel.
 Development Continue. John l.. Davis. manager of the Gladstone mines al McCabe, was in the city Thursday and reports de- velopment going ahead and under ground conditions as satisfactory. Prom Capital City. Mrs F. w. Wells and daughter Miss Irene Wells returned yesterday from Phoenix. after two weeks pleasure trip. Judge Wells remain ed 10 look after his business affairs. Dairy Business Sold.
 Mike Pomo has sold his one-half interest in the Prescott Dairy to Peter Papina, while Antonio Caz- zola has sold his interest in the same property 10 Mir. Pomo. both deals | being filed for record yesterday for a nominal consideration.
 Pioneer Returns.
 j. K. Alters, brother of the late Lewis Alters. returned yesterday from the northwest after an absence of nearly twenty years. He is a, miner by occupation and we'll known in pioneer circles. He con,empiates remaining indefinitely. Brief Visitor
 J. w. Norton arrived from Los Angeles Thursday on a brief busi- ness trip affecting the Central Ari- zona Copper Company's interests in the Black Hills. resumption of which is to take place al a later date Leave the Country.
 Mir and Mrs. Walter Cook. we'll known pioneer residents, arrived from the Commercial camp in Cop per Basin yesterday. and later in the day lief, for Bakersfield. Cal. near which city they will reside in the future. Mir. Cook contemplatcs fol- lowing agricultural pursuits. They have a large number of friends who regret their leaving
 Visiting Relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert F. Miller. of the Santa Maria Country, arc in the city for few days visiting with relatives. The former states that the recent heavy rains to pass over the western part of the county again proved freakish and failed to do any good to his range section. Feeding is bu, fair in consequence, while at other points the range is in better condition than known for many years.
 Returns to Camp. J. l.. Pawley, who has been con suliing with Dr. II. A. Hughes in Phoenix for the past few days on the mining interests of the latter near Poland, returned to the city yes,cr- day and left later for the camp. He stated that Dr. Hughes will reach the mines in few days and it is probable that the completion of as- sessmen' work will he followed by placing several men at work The property looks good.
 Breezy Hearing.
 The Chinese assault and robbery case of Jim Chong against Yung Ching was lively one yesterday before Judge Moore, in which the two men had wordy war in the broken dialect of the Mongoiian race. The evidence was conclusive. however, that Cbong had been badly beaten Up and robbed and his alleg.