Weekly journal-miner., 1913-01-29
City News
 ....In Brief
(From Sundays Daily.)
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NlSitor 10 the clty yesterday
 Mining Business. H. H. Nelson, interested in mines Of the Bradshaw mountains, is in the city on business for a few days. | Jerome Visitors.
 Judge s. F. Denison and Dr. L. A. Hawkins were arrivals in the city yesterday on business from Je- rome.
 Cattle Business. i J. w. Young, the Bradshaw noun tain rangeman, is in the city from Turkey for a few days on cattle business.
 Mayer Visitors.
 w. J. Mayer and Warren C. Davis merchants of Mayer, were in the city yesterday on business and reg istered at the St. Michael.
 Summoned South.
 Mrs. Eric Bloom arrived from Crown King on Friday night and left yesterday for Winkleman, re- ceiving news of the serious illness of sister.
 Eastern Visitor.
 Miss Nora Bracken, of Chicago, arrived yesterday, and will be the guest of her uncle, w M. Bracken, of Jerome, the latter meeting her in this city.
 Former Resident.
 William D. Shaw, formerly a re- sident of the city, but now of Min neapolis, Minnesota, arrived yester- day and is at the St Michael for a few days. Business Mission.
 F. NJ. Chapman, manager of the Fredericksburg Brewery, at San Jose, Cal, is in Prescott on busi- ness matters for few days. He is registered at the St. Michael. Visit Ends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Grant Beatson, who have been enoying a two weeks visit at their old home with rela- tives and friends, returned to San Bernardino, Cal, yesterday, where the former is a linotype operator on the Index. Birth of Daughter.
 Mir and Mrs. J. B. Lewis are the proud parents of a fine baby girl who was born yesterday, and they are the recipients of congratulations from their many friends. The fath- CT is foreman of the plant of the Prescott Gas Company. Pleased Visitor.
 Hamilton Stewart. prominently known in manufacturing circles of the east, after a brief sojourn in the city, left yesterday for the southern part of the state He formed a fav- orable impression of the city and the and contemplates returning at some future time From the East.
 Captain A. w. Farney, who has been looking after his business in terests in Chicago for the past ten days, returned to the city yesterday and leaves today for the hydraulics on Lynx Creek, which he is pre- pairing to operate. Valley Visitor.
 L. J. Hasefeld, merchant of Kirk land, was a brief visitor to the city . yesterday on business, and reports , many owners of mines actively at work near that place. Indications point to a lively year ahead, and with considerable ore being shipped put. From the Mines.
 John s. Ross, who has been de- his gold mines in Black Canyon for several weeks, returned O the city yesterday and is very much elated over the general show ng, and specifically mentions the NlSScI DIOWH Sldllli, NHlSh hdS very indication of being a future on large scale. He caves for Phoenix tomorrow, where Ie is summoned as a witness before he federal court. Continues to Improve.
 The many friends in the city of :. C. Baker will be pleased to learn hat he continues to improve, and it 5 believed the crisis of his affliction as been passed. His mother, Mrs. : NJ. Baker, has arrived from Phoe- ix, and is with him at Mercy Hos ital
 (From Tuesday's Daily)