Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-08
CUi!y News ...IEl Brief
(From Sundays Daily.)

MT. and Mrs. Walter Brands of Humboldt were arrivals in the city yesterday, to remain for few days visiting with friends.
 Business Visit.
 Mrs. Wilmington; proprietress of the Ash Fork House, was in the city yesterday, on business and social visit, returning home in the after noon.
 Visiting Friends
 Mrs. Hummer Wills, wife of the night baggageman of the s. F., P. & P, in this city, left yesterday for Phoenix. where she will be the guest of friends for several days. Walker Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. A. E. Upper, the former engaged in mercantile pursuits at Walker, were brief visitors to the city yesterday on business, return ing nome in the afternoon. From Desert Mines.
 E. A Haggott, consulting engineer of the Yuma Copper company, ar rived yesterday from Vieksburg, on the A. & c. railroad, near where the company's interests are located. Attorney Returns.
 T. C. Job, attorney of Los An  geIes. former resilient of this city, arrived yesterday, and will remain for several days in looking after the Interests of clients in this district. Visiting Relatives.
 Mrs. E. Hopper and son, Earl Hop per. were arrivals Friday from the Verde Valley. and left yesterday for Kirkland Valley, to visit with rela- tives and friends for several days. Rural Visitors.
 Henry James and William Hall, well known farmers of the Agua Fria. were in the city yesterday, and anticipate a very favorable season in that industry The ground is soaked as never before.
 Handles Freight.
 Jonn Flannigan, the livery stable man and freighter of Kirkland Val Fey, was a business visitor to the city yesterday, and reports his dis trict lively in his line. He returned home later in the day.
 Verde Visitor.
 Jake Weber of Camp Verde was an arrival yesterday, and brings the usual good reports of prosperous times in that section. He is here On business and was greeted by many friends in his former nome. Returns From Coast.
 R. H. Burmister, who was called to Los Angeles and other coast cities, a few weeks ago, on mining busi- ness, returned yesterday, and express ed himself in favorable terms over the future of the interests he repre- scented and in which he is interested. Beat the Grippe.
 Jasper Phillips, of the Hassayampa, who has been confined to his bed for several days, at his mining camp, suffering from the grippe, was in the city yesterday. on business, and says that he finally conquered the malady. He reports considerable placer min Sng activity in his section, and the country becoming attractive for rangemen from the heavy growth of grass everywhere.
 Returns to Camp.
 D. Campbell, timekeeper of the Haynes Copper company, at Jerome, returned to his duties yesterday, af- ter few days visit with his fam lily. He came for the purpose of at tending the obsequies of the late Mrs. William Dewitt, life long friend of his family.
 Examined Interests.
 N. NJ. Green, who arrived few days ago from Chicago, and has been examining mining interests in Cherry Creek district, returned yesterday, and will leave for the East in few days. He is a frequent visitor to this section and speaks in glowing terms of the mineral outlook in that field.
 Stocl1man Visitor.
 Fred Murray, engaged in the live stock business in the Lynx Creek country, was in the city yesterday, and states that range cattle are in better shape than ever before in the winter season. A surprising feature IS that young grass is coming up in abundance, the season being ad- z-anced several weeks.
 Arrangements Perfected.
 All committees appointed for the