Weekly journal-miner., 1911-04-05
(From Saturdays DaiIy) Phoenix Divine to Preach.


 Rev. Bertrand R. Cocks of Phoenix
 will preach in St. Luke's church to-
 morrow.
 Returns From South.
 John Pool returned yesterday from
 the Ray camp in Pinal county, and
 will reside here during the summer
 Visiting Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Heap left yes
 terday for erOme. the former an busi-
 ness and the latter to visit with
 friends for a few days.
 Goes to Mohave.
 T. G. Norris left yesterday morning
 for Kingman where he is called on
 litigation before the district court that convenes next week. Leave the city.
 Mrs ]. E. Schmidt and sons, Sam uel and Louis, left yesterday for Hannibal, Missouri, their former home, where they will reside
 Returns to Camp.
 Lester Jackson, operating the War Eagle-Gladiator mines in the Brad snaws, will return to his camp to- day, after week in the city on legal matters.
 Visits old Home.
 Mrs. Mary Kueehler left yesterday for Jerome, her old home, where sne will visit with friends for s few days, before returning to San Fran cisco, where she is residing.
 Fulfilled Sad Duty.
 c. T. Joslin, who was called to Los Angeles a few weeks ago to attend the funeral of his mother, returned yesterday and has resumed his duties with the Arizona Mine Supply com pany as its president
 Major Doran Returns.
 Major A. J. Doran, superintendent of the Pioneers Home, after an ex- tended reeuperating trip along the coast of Southern California, returned yesterday and has again assumed charge of the institution. Game Called Of.
 The baseball game to be played to- day between the High School and Alumni hines, has been abandoned, on account of lack of practice. The grounds are being fixed for the league season. and date will be announced later for the amateurs to entertain their friends. Visited Capital City.
 l.. P. Vallett, the genial host of : Hotel Congress, has returned from a business trip to Phoenix, and states that discussion over the constitution has given way to that of prohibition. In harmony with the approaching T warm weather, the new issue almost borders on a white heat. Assumes Charge.
 c. T. Willis and family are due to arrive in the city today from Phoe nix, and will proceed to Fair Oaks, where the former has purchased an interest in the Maus & Stewart or ! ehard lands. MT. Willis was formerly a resident of Prescott, and will have of that famous orchard. Pleased at Showing.
 H. I. German, with the Golden Gate mine of H. L. Sweeney in the Black Hills, arrived yesterday and gives a good account of work ae- on that property during a bhe past few weeks. He has formed V a very good impression of the mine, q and states that there is considerable ( activity in that region. a Concludes Business.
 Charles E. Nathorst, mining man, I after several days in the city on iti- b gation, affecting the estate of the S late Frank Kueehler, of which he is I the administrator, left yesterday for f San Francisco where he is identified a with mining. He eontemplates re- V turning to this field later and ex- n pressed himself favorably over the Q 
 Returns Home.
 President w c. Alvord, of the Northern Arizona Baseball league, eft yesterday for Williams, Flag itaff and Winslow, to make final ar IT for starting those teams s Ilong the circuit on the 30th of this F month. The meeting of league off n CTS will take place during the com d. ng week, which will complete the pl al dr. Parsons Improves. G Dr. R. N. Looney, who accompanied pl y- c. Parsons to San Francisco a re ew days ago, in the hope that the h, ca level would prove beneficial to ur !