Weekly journal-miner., 1913-02-12
City News
 ....In Brief
From Sundays Daily.)
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tFrom Sundays Da1lyo
 Business Trip.
 Walter Brown, formerly sheriff of Mo have county, was an arrival in the city yesterday from Kingman on business. To the Coast.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed. Kiehl left yester- day for Los Angeles on a business and pleasure trip for the next two weeks. To New Town.
 Mrs. c. H. Bennett and children left yesterday for Clarkdale, to join MT. Bennett, an employe of the Miller Mer- camille Company.
 Valley Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. s. Pemberton, Mir. and Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee, and W. S. Cox all of Mint valley, were visitors to the city yesterday on business
 From the Country.
 Henry Braun, of the Lucky Star mining camp, A. B. Hoag, the Agua Fria farmer and George Durbin of the Verde valley, were among the outside arri- vals yesterday and are at the Prescott hotel
 Fulflls Sad Duty
 O. H. Tucker, manager of W. F. & Co.,, in this city, returned yesterday morn ing from San Francisco, where the death of his grandmother, Mrs. Marian A. Mawell occurred last month. He accompanied the aged husband of the deceased to the east.
 After Many Years. Among the old time residents of this county, who returned recently is George | c. Cresswen, formerly located in the Hassayampa country. For eleven years he has been mining in the northern part of Montana, with varying sueeess. He received a welcome from many old time friends.
 Leaves the City.
 Mrs Theresa Lamb, mother of the late A. c. Lamb left yesterday for Washington, D. C., after several weeks of a visit during the illness and death of her son. She was accompanied by the widow of the deceased, who will reside in the future with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. r. Daggs, at Williams. Sells Business.
 William Nelson has sold to W. I. Nelson, a miscellaneous amount of prop erty at Prairie, on the s. F. P. & P. railway, where he has been conducting a wood business, for the sum of $2,00O the bill of sale being filed for record yesterday. Wood on hand, horses, wa gons and harness with the merchandise in stock, is included in the deal. Satisfied Rangeman.
 Charles Evans, of Kirkland valley, is in the city, and reports the rain fall ing as of incalculable benefit to live stock growers and farmers. Range cat tie he states, have passed through the winter in excellent condition, which has oecasiOned surprised.
 To the East.
 Howard Bennitt, after three-mOnths residence, returned to Olanthe, Kansas, yesterday, and after closing up his busi- ness intends to make this section his future home. He is interested in mines to the south of the city, and upon his return will be accompanied by his wife and family His health has been com, pletely restored.
 From the Mines.
 Richard Umlah, who arrived from his Bill Arp mining camp in the lower Turkey creek district yesterday, reports the property as maintaining its prOdue tion, and the general showing as grati flying The district likewise is geing ahead and the usual tonnage is being shipped out regularly. At the Great Re public mines the main shaft is being unwatered, and tEe reports in eireula- tion are that the company intends to resume after an examination of under ground conditions is made.
 (From Tuesdays Daily)