Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-03

 with the United Verde Copper com pany, was in the city for a h-'ef visit. yesterday, from Jerome, re- turning in the afternoon.
 From Cement Works.
 E. Brandon, superintendent of the Grand Canyon Lime and Cement com pany, at Nelson, on the Santa Fe. was among the arrival- iu the cit, yesterday, on court business.
 Concludes Visit.
 Mrs Jack Jones, who has been the guest of friends at the seaside resorts of Southern California for several weeks. returned to the city yesterday after a pleasant outing. Verde Visitor.
 i Judge William Stephens of Camp Verde was an arrival in the city yes ! terday, to visit with his wife and | children for a few days, and also to attend the session of the District l Court
 Return for Summer. MT. and Mrs. J. F.. Owen, visitors | tc the city last year. returned yester- day, after spending the winter in i Haricopa county, and have taken a 1 cottage ih West Prescott. Their coming for second season is for the ' benefit of the health of Mrs. Owen Mr. Owen is recently from Missouri. and is wealthy farmer, travelling for the benefit of the health of his wife.
 Pleasure Trip.
 Ed. Westcott, with the B1ayton Commercial company of Wickenburg, :n the accounting department. was pleasure visitor to the city. Sunday, and returned south yesterday morn ing.
 From the Main Line
 Among the residents of Seligman in the city on court and other duties, are J. W. Sullivan. cattleman: NJ. Mcbride, merchant; John Dial. dep uty cheriff, and A. NJ. Jones, wool grower.
 Will Handle Throttle.
 Sam Bishop. one of the best known Of mechanical engineers in the coun. ty, left yesterday for the Tiger Gold company works. at Harrington, where he will be the chief hoisting engineer.
 Military Visitors. Post Quartermastcr Sergeant and Mrs. R. L. Fain, after few days at Whipple. as the guests of Sergeant and Mrs. !. T. McDonald. have re turned to their station at Fort Win, gate. N M.
 Visiting Friends. Mrs. D. B. Genung. wife of the general manager of the Mildred Gold Mining company. near Stanton. was an arrival Sunday. and will remain for few days as the guest of friends.
 Visiting stOckmen.
 T. E. Childers. son of County Road Superintendent T. \. Childers. was in the city yesterday from Hum- boldt, and will remain for several days on court business. He IS en- gagged in the cattle business. and re- ports good times in the industry in that section.
 Sheriff White Here.
 "Jaek" White, the popular sher- if of Cochise county, arrived from Tombstone Sunday morning, and re. turned yesterday to his duties He was on criminal expedition. the na- ture of which was not given public ity.
 From the Desert.
 T. J. Arnold, former resident of this city. returned yesterday from the Riverside Mountains. below Par. ker, on the California side of the Colorado river. where he has oecn engaged in mining for several months.
 Big Bug Visitor
 George Whitaker. Big Bug mining man and farmer. was in the city yes terday on a brief business visit, re- turning home in the afternoon. The condition of his wife, it will be learn ed with regret by her many friends and aequaintances, has showed no improvement since returning from California. Repaired the Ranch.
 Charles Burkes of Williams. who has large ranch and range interests along Oak Creek, after a few days in making improvements to his build ings, returned to the city yesterday, and will leave today for home. He expressed himself as satisfied with the general outlook in that country i and predicts a prosperous year to farmers and cattlemen. Return to old Home.
 MT. and Mrs. D. A. King. residents | of the city for several months. with | their son, D. s. King, pharmacist, will leave today for their old home at Junction City, Kan, to remain. They have many friends who regret their departure
 Cattle Buyers Arrive.
 John Reynolds of Los Angeles, .i brother of T. E. Reynolds, the Agua Fria farmer, and John McCray. of Bakersfield, Cal, arrived in the city yesterday, and are here to make pur. chases of range steers for their re. speetive markets. Mir. Reynolds Is rated as wealthy, and has large in. terests in Los Angeles, in the ear riage business. MT. McCray is one of the members of the Kern County Land and Cattle company, one of the big concerns in the state Both are making their first visit to this see ton and will lpaVa in a fau- dove to