Weekly journal-miner., 1914-10-14
(From Sundays Daily.)

(From Sundays Daily)
 Return from Jerome.
 Matt Andres and Joe Bolr return- cd from a business trip to Jerome yesterday.
 Flying Trip.
 Paul II. Wright, the Camp Wood rangeman. was a brief visitor to the city yesterday on business.
 Looking Over Country.
 George F. Brandon, of Oklahoma City, Okla. is a recent arrival to look over the country with the view of investing.
 Gees to Coast.
 w. p. Bidgood, secretary of the Arizona Land & Irrigation com pany, left for Los Angeles yester- day on business.
 Mining Business.
 C. F. Dilthey, superintendent of a copper mine near Constellation. is in the city at the Prescott hotel for a few days on business.
 Teacher Visitor.
 Miss Jennie A. Collins. teacher in the public schools at Congress was an arrival yesterday to visit with friends in the city over Sunday. Will Build Home.
 Harold Penwell. a visitor here dur ing fine summer, with his wife and three children, stopped over Fri day as he passed through to the coast. Returns from Coast.
 Mrs. Geo. A. Thayer, who had been on an extended visit with rela- lives and friends in Los Angeles. | returned yesterday accompanied by her husband.
 Visiting Friends.
 Miss Jessie Stemmons, student in the Flagstaff Normal. is in the city to remain few days with friends. a vacation prevailing during the past week.
 Returns East.
 Col. w. w. Huffman, interested in the Hassayampa Alfalfa Farms O., returned to Indianapolis. In- diana, on Friday night, after stay n Prescott for the past ten days. Cattle Buying Trip.
 C. w. Davis left for the Verde valley yesterday, where he will close a deal for several hundred head of range cattle that are to be shipped to California feeding grounds. Buying Bovines.
 J. F. Sands, a cattle buyer of the Salt River valley, left for the east ern part of the county yesterday to close deal for a large bunch of range cattle owned by C. II. Hook CT and others. Outside Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Grover C. Lessard, who returned recently from their honeymoon trip along the coast, were in the city yesterday from Mayer. visiting with friends and on business.
 Mine Inspection.
 John A. Peacock, prominently known in Texas as politician and inancier. arrived from Fort Worth | few days ago and is making an inspection of mines in the Bradshaw ield in which he is interested. Leave for Winter.
 Mrs. ]. C. Brown left for Phoenix yesterday. and today her husband md son leave in auto for the same place. where they will reside in the future. Mir. Brown will be a ire luent visitor to the city. being in crested in mines adjacent. From the Range.
 Asa Bozarth. cattleman of the Dumbell ranch, was in the city yes erday on business, and reports the valley region as in the pest condition for stock raising lnown in many years. Cattle, he says, are in excellent condition for inc winter. Going to Desert.
 (. P. Ford. who had been operat- ng his gold mines near Crown King turing the summer, arrived in the ,1ty Friday cn route to Vicksburg, where he has a group of copper mines which he will operate this I winter as has been his custom for several years. Country Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs Geo. A. Carter were n the city yesterday from the Va inda Rancho in Williamson valley 'n business and pleasure trip. The