Weekly journal-miner., 1919-10-22
City NeOs In Brief
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6 remain for the winter.
 Business Trip
 A. E. Langdon and son were in the city yesterday, coming on a bus mess and buying trip.
 City Recorder Back
 Johnny Robinson returned from Mayer yesterday, where he went on a combined business and social visit. Fair Visitor
 Gus Swanson came yesterday to attend the fair. He is a miner from the Senator district and speaks well of the showing made in several of the new prospects in that section. Bring Produce
 Combining business with pleasure, Mir. and Mrs. Joe Matli brought in a load of produce, and will visit the fair, being especially interested in the agriculture and fruit exhibits. Mining Business
 Martin Anderson, mining in the Senator section, is visiting the city on business, and was preceded by a fine exhibit of ore from his claims, that are on exhibition at the fair. Leave for Winter
 Mrs. Lena Myers, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Collwell and Florence Bry- ant, visitors to Prescott during the summer, have gone to the southern part of the state for the winter. Outing Trip
 MT. and Mrs. w. c. Gibson and son Tom, and MT. and Mrs. George Walker have returned from an en- joyable motoring trip to the Grand Canyon.
 Range Activity
 Grant Carter was in the city yes terday from Kirkland valley, report ing the rodeo as under headway, and for that reason the attendance at the fair this year from that section was harvesting big crops.
 From Oil Fields
 L. w. Kelly returned from Ran ger, Texas, yesterday. He reports lots of oil and many oil rigs in that country, as well as lots of rain. He was glad to return in time for the fair.
 From Simmons
 ]. w. Wimberly, a resident of the Simmons district, will be in the city the rest of the week, to enjoy the fair and to meet his many friends. Jake Kaontz, from the same locality, is here also. Frank Minnuci will spend the week end with his family. Visiting Old Home Mrs. A. A. Lyall of Phoenix, who will be pleasantly remembered as a former resident. is again in the city 10 remain for a few weeks visiting with friends, and is at the home of her mother, Mrs. D. s. Logan. Hawaiian Returns
 Palmer Arcia, the popular Ha- vivian soldier, who received his dis charge at the post few months past, has returned from Phoenix, and will again favor the functions of the city with the strains of oriental gui- tar music, in the production of which he is master.
 Still They Come
 Ford autos continue to be popular in this section, the Hill Hardware company announcing yesterday the arrival of carload, the buyers being the O. K. meat market, John Mas sing, H. NJ. Harrison, w. L. Thorn ton of Prescott, Matt Lee of Kirk land, Martin Roberts of Fair Oaks and, ]. P. Howser of Fort Whipple. From Overseas
 In the city yesterday was Thomas F. Quitman, recently discharged from the navy at Pensacola, Florida, where he enlisted in 1917. He is going into the Nelson country to re- sume range riding after an absence of over three years, and states the change of vacations is joyously wei comed. ....
 Loading Mohair
 w. s. Cooper freighted into the city yesterday from Williamson val ley about l2,0O0 pounds of mohair, that will be shipped today by train to Kirkland, where three cars are to be loaded for the Boston market. Goat dealers have combined to make a community consignment of about l50,000 pounds and T. L. Morris is to make the delivery.
 Shipping Cattle
 L. L. Harmon is to make ship ment immediately of a bunch of 500 head of mixed range cattle, loading at Del Rio for delivery to California. The price received for one and two year olds is $42.50 per head, while the three year old steers are sold by weight at eight cents per pound They will bring over $70 per head, being in fine condition.
 Big Improvement
 Charles Williams, county road foreman, assigned to the Humboldt division recently, visited the city yes terday and stated construction of