Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-24

Business Trip.
 Deputy Sheriff Fred Campbell of Humboldt was a business visitor to the city yesterday.
 Visiting Son.
 George W. Joslin, father of C. T. Joslin, arrived from Los Angeles yesterday and contemplates remain ing for some time.
 Mine Operator Here.
 W. D. Caples of Castle Creek was an arrival in the city yesterday from his mines, and will remain for a few days on business.
 From the Range.
 Ernest Richards, foreman of the Hooker range on Ash Creek, was in the city yesterday for a brief visit with friends, returning today. After Range Horses.
 S. T. Coleman, of Fort Worth, Tex, was an arrival in the city yesterday and will go to the country to make purchases of range horses in a few days. To Consult Occulist.
 Mrs. Fred w. Williams left yester- day for San Francisco, where she will consult an oceulist for cataract of the eyes and will remain away for several weeks. Rock Island Visitor
 Miss Anra MsNeil of Rock Island, H., who has been visiting Ny. and Mrs. Joe Bethune at Hur1boidt. ar rived in the city Tuesday She is the guest of MT. and Mrs. W. H. ! Williams Returns to Old Home.
 c. J. Peterson, until recently with the Walter Hill company in this city, left yesterday for Hutchinson, Kansas, his former home where he will locate. and engage in business with his father. Climatic Attraction.
 Miss Viola B. Van Scoik, formerly | a school teacher of this county, re- turned yesterday and will remain for i an indefinite visit for the benefit i of her health. She is from her home ! at Abilene, Kansas. Former Residents Return.
 MT. and Mrs. F. L. Wright, after an extended absence in Los Angeles | returned to the city yesterday and will remain indefinitely MT. Wright | has mining and other interests that | require his time and attention in this | city and county
 Business Visitor.
 Grant Eads. business man of | Dewey was a brief visitor to the city yesterday on business. He stated the rodeo is in full blast in that section and the condition of cattle satisfactory, with a larger in crease than in former years. Bradshaw Visitor.
 Captain A. Isaaeson. general man ager of the Lake Superior and Ne vada Mining Company, was an arri- val in the city yesterday from the eompany's camp in the Bradshaw Mountains, on business for his en- terprise and will remain for a few days. Come to Locate.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Fisher were arrivals in the city yesterday from Cordes and will remain indefinitely. | MT. Fisher recently sold his range interests in that section to Hooker and Ruffner and has been engaged for some time in settling up his busi- ness affairs.
 Will Visit Old Home.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Hooke: were in the city yesterday from their home on Ash Creek, for a few days visit with friends. Mrs Hooker will | leave soon for Cleburne, Texas, where she will be a guest of relatives for two months. She will be joined in that city later by MT. Hooker. Pleased With Country.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Stone, of Jack sonville. Florida, are recent arrivals 1 and will remain for the summer. forming a favorable impression of the country and its unequalled climate. MT. Stone is prominently known in land colonization circles of the south ern city and has been in Tucson for several weeks
 Eastern Visitor.
 W. E. Davey, late chief clerk of the Hotel Hollenden, of Cleveland, Ohio, was an arrival yesterday from George MOrgan's camp near COnstel- latiOn and will remain for a few | days He ic maRinu Q +our of ay