Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-03
(From Fridays Daily.)

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 (From Fridays Daily.)
 Return From Phoenix.
 Mayor and Mrs. Morris Goldwater returned yesterday from a brief visit with friends in Phoenix.
 Rangemen in City.
 Thomas and Charles King, well known rangemen of Big Chino valley, are in the city on business for a few days.
 Visited Capital City.
 Sergeant and Mrs. R. Walter and Sergeant and Mrs. J. T. Mcdonald returned to Whipple yesterday, after a few days in Phoenix, visiting with friends . Popular Teacher Here.
 Miss Kate Coughran, popularly known in teaching circles, was an arrival yesterday from Skull Valley, and will visit with friends for a few days.
 Visited Relatives.
 James Evans, a retired wealthy farmer of Salt River Valley, was a brief visitor to the city yesterday with his cousin, Mrs. Ben. V. Weaver and others. He is en route to Hart ford, Kan, and resides at Peoria, near Phoenix.
 Mine Operator Here.
 Chas. K. Crosby, operating mines on the Santa Maria. was an arrival in the city yesterday on business, | and will return to his camp today. He is running his mill and perform ing considerable development with 1 satisfactory results.
 Returns From Coast.
 MT. and Mrs. Neil Bailey. the for mer the superintendent of the U. ! from a brief pleasure trip to Los { Angeles. They accompanied ex-Sen- atOr Clark and party to the coast i from Jerome 6 few days ago. Come to Locate.
 William Harding and nephew, Ezra Harding. of Willetts, Cal, arrived in the city yesterday and will leave for the Verde Valley today, where 1 they have relatives Both are prac- tieal farmers and come to make this county their home. They state they will later be followed by others. From the Mines.
 Robert G. Scherer, son of A. G.. Scherer, general manager of the Tiger Gold company. was an arrival yes terday from Harrington on a busi- ness visit. He is filling a respon- sible position with that company and reports the good showing as con- , tinuing with the mill dropping stamps day and night.
 Enjoyed ViGt.
 George A. Mauk, Territorial audi tor. returned to his duties at the capital yesterday, after a few days pleasantly passed among his many friends in the city. MT. Mauk con templates spending considerable of his time in Prescott this summer, and is an enthusiastic exponent of the city's attractions in climate and scenery.
 Returns From Front. Captain E. J. Mitchell of Company E, \. G. A.. of this city, who was assigned with the regulars on the border. near San Diego, has arrived home. He participated in the field maneuvers for two weeks, and re- ports the experience as beneficial and instructive. Mrs. Mitchell did not accompany him home, remaining with friends in Los Angeles for visit. She will return early in May. From Big Placer Works. c. Benjamin Hayes, superintendent of the Yavapai Bullion Mining com pany of Copper Basin district, is in the city for a few days on business. He reports that construction work on the dam in Copper Basin Wash will be started in a few days, or as soon as the bids of many contract Ors are passed upon. It is esti- mated that about five weeks will be consumed in the work. The aim of the management is to have this stor- age plant ready to catch the summer rains and to begin sluicing the ground immediately afterward. The impounding enterprise will have a capacity of 2O,OOO,OOO gallons.