Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-04

one of the biggest farmers or that section, was in the city yesterday ou business.
 Return From Outing.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles MeNelley, who have been visiting with friends for few weeks in Los Angeles and other coast cities, returned home yes terday.
 Pioneer Visitor.
 Alex Denny arrived from his camp near McCabe yesterday, and will re- main for a few days on business. He has desirable property and continues development.
 Leaves for North.
 E. s. Clark, attorney, left yester- day for Flagstaff, where district court is in session, and will be away for several days. Returns to College.
 Samuel Morris left yesterday for Ann Arbor. where he will resume his studies in the University of Miehi- gan. to take a post graduate course. Visiting Sister.
 Miss Juanita Alkal, of Colorado Springs. is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. T. Hutcheson, wife of the accom- modating night operator at the West ern Union office. Candidate Returns.
 Reese NJ. Ling, democratic senator ial candidate. returned yesterday from the north and will leave this of+ernoon for southern Arizona to continue his canvass. From Placer Camp.
 Joseph Maekin, in charge ot the interests of the Eleanor Placer Min ing company at French Guleh, re- turned to his camp yesterday after brief business visit. Returns From Coast.
 Mrs. J. E. Bark, after an absence of several months n California, re- turned yesterday and will leave today for Mayer. where she will reside. She was met in the city by NIT. Bark. Visited Old Home.
 Mrs. :. Bovitch, who has been visiting with her parents, MT. and Mrs. NJ. E. Bosley of Skull Valley for several weeks, returned tol her home at Otis, California, yester- day. To Recover Health.
 Ike Cooper, business man of Je- rome. IS in the city, and will leave today for Marietta Springs, near Los Angeles. where he VII remain for several weeks to take the water treatment for rheumatic troubles. Mining Visitor.
 John Siess. arrived in the city yes terdav from the Hillside mine, for a few days of recreation. He is asso- eiated with Matt Hall in leasing ceT- tain sections of that property, and gives good report of the showing Visiting the Bradshaws.
 NIT. and Mrs F. M. Murphy and Miss Ruth Dutro left yesterday for the Bradshaw mountains for few days visit. IIr. Murphy will make an examination of his various mining interests in that section which are under development. Polo Pony Expert Visits.
 p. J. O'Connen. former resident and polo pony expert of national reputation. is circulating among his friends here a few days on his way from Chicago to the coast where he will have charge of the ponies in the fall polo tournaments. Concludes Visit.
 Mrs. J. \. Piper, who has been visiting with friends on the coast for several weeks, returned yesterday, and was extended many expressions of eondolence from friends on the recent loss of her son, Bentley, whose death occurred at The Dalles, Oregon, from drowning. Goes to Mines.
 Captain ]. W. Lind left yesterday afternoon for the Placerita section, where he has force of miners de veloping his group, which is situated adjoining the Mines Development eompany's property. He contemplates devoting his personal attention tOI his interests there and will also start work on his desert mines. Leave for Home.
 Mrs. Ernest MeAuley and Miss Elizabeth KenSedy, sisters of the late. James Kennedy, who were called to the city from Boise, Idaho, to be present at the obsequies of their brother. left yesterday for home. They were accompanied by their sis ter. Miss Bertha Kennedy, who con- templates making the above city her home. Many of their friends were at the depot to extend them a farewell. Prefer Prescott.
 MT. and Mrs. W. B. Gunnen, the former a trainman with the $. F., ?. & P. railway, returned to Prescott yesterday from Phoenix, and will make their home here, the change being taken for the benefit of the health of Mrs. Gunnen. MT. Gunnell will be assigned to the Blue Bell run