Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-11

day to attend the annual meeting
of the Arizona Bankers Associa-
ton. and will represent the Mer-
chants National Bank of San Fran
cisco. with which he is associated.
Doyle received welcome from his
legion of friends at the old home.
(From Saturdays DaiIyJ
Goes Home.
Gid Estes. who was in from Will
iiams Valley yesterday will return
home today.
Visiting Schools.
w. Curtiss Miller, county super
ntendent. visited the schools OF
Miller Valley yesterday.
From the Verde.
Z. w. Monroe, the pioneer resi-
lent OF the Verde valley, was a
business visitor to the city Thurs
lay.
On Business.
J. W. Dial was an arrival Thurs
lay from Seligman, on a business
rip, and to mingle with his many
riends for few days.
from the Mines.
J. w. Dial was an arrival Thurs
lay from Seligman, on a business
rip, and to mingle with his many
friends for a few days.
Off for Fair.
Doc Pardee, John Fredericks and
archie Henderson with sixteen head
h4rcac 1aft
or the state fair at Phoenix yes
erday.
Business Trip.
Robert NJ, Brazle, the we'll known
-ancher and rangeman OF the Stod-
lard country, is in the city for a
ew days to visit with friends and
IN business.
listed Friends.
Miss Pearl Jackson, OF Kirkland
alley, who had been visiting with
riends in the city during the week,
S a guest OF her sister, Mrs. J. |.
Roberts, returned home yesterday.
lshurst Goes 18th.
Senator Henry Ashurst said yes
erday that he would be at home
Until November 18th, at which time
himself and Mrs. Ashurst expect to
cave for Washington to be present
t the time congress convenes.
Eastern Visitor.
Mrs. G. w. Persons, wife OF the
principal of the public schools OF
mis- city, returned home yesterday
rom Buffalo, n. Y, accompanied by
er sister, Miss Eunice Heinzelman.
The latter will remain here indefi-
litely.
In Town.
William Langdon. Albert Dickin
5on, Dave Murdoch, of Camp Verde;
[. Green, of Walnut Greek; c. Z.
Rogers, of Wickenburg, and c. Z.
5ragan. of Skull Valley, were among
he out-of-town business visitors in
'rescott yesterday.
Visited Old Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Crabb, for
ner residents of this city, when the
irst named was with the Burnt
Ranch Cattle Co., arrived from Hol-
brook yesterday to remain for a
lew days, while en- route to Phoe-
Xix for the winter.
Country Visitors.
MI. aha MIS-. w lllldIll anu
laughter, Miss Hazel, of William
son valley, are in the city visiting
With friends for a few days. Mr..
Allen states livestock on the range
ire doing better this fall than in
many years, while farming also is
prosperous.
Return Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson
concluded a weeks visit with friends
in the city yesterday and returned
to their home in SCOTS Basin. The
former stated the grazing country
IS in better condition than ever
known and stock will pass through
he winter with practically no losses.
Come to Locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l. Bunton. of
Canon City, Colorado, were arrivals
yesterday, and contemplate making
Prescott their future home. The
former will engage in the auto stage
business and brings his machines
for that purpose, making the trip
overland.
Returns Home.
Miss Bertha AIcClintock. of Tue
son returned home Thursday &C
companying her brother. who had
been quite i'll for several days with
pneumonia. contracted while hunt
ind deer in the mountains near &C.
dar Glade during a rain storm. The
latter had been here since August
for his health.
From Placer Fields.
l. H. Hutton. a placer miner from
the Lower Hassayampa is in the
city and is preparing to go to the
desert for the winter. He states
the soil is too wet to dry wash, and
the lack of water prevents rocking.
Certain sections of Fools creek, he
says, is rich, and one nugget weigh
ing $28 was picked up by a Mexi-
L..