Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-31

i yesterday, and will return later in the summer to remain for several weeks.
 ! visiting StOckmen.
 II. NJ. Dougherty of Soeorro, and l o. NJ. Lee of Alamogordo, both of ] New Mexico, were :n the city Sat uiday to look this field over with a view of making cattle purchases. Both are wealthy rangemen and this is i Mir. Lees second trip to the country. Visiting Family.
 W. R. Stone. a former well known resident. is in the city for a few days visit with his wife and family. | He is located in Phoenix, and it will be learned with pleasure by his many friends that his health has been re | stored.
 Come for Visit.
 MT. and Mrs. T. F. FitzsimmOns are in the city for few days visit ing with friends, arriving Sunday from Phoenix. MT. Fitzsimmons IS now located in the capital city as a brick manufacturer, and is here look ing after interests, being associated with Robert Heating.
 Visiting old Home.
 Among the Phoenix exeursiOnists were Mir. and Mrs. C. A. Massie, res idents of the city in 1900. Both state they have enjoyed the brief visit with friends and were pleased to inhale again the refreshing ozone frothe pine-elad section they knew So well. Both were greeted by many friends, and it is their intention to come for a more extended visit this summer.
 Visiting old Haunts. Frank R. Goodman, one of the civil engineers formerly with the TerritOr- ial highway out of this city, was an arrival from Phoenix, Sunday, and will remain for several days, visiting with friends. With others he has opened an offiee ill the Capital City, and will be frequent visitor in the future
 Diligent official.
 J. C. Forest, asSitant United States Attorney for Arizona, after an ab- sence of over six weeks in the southern part of the Territory, at tending terms of court. returned home yesterday He states that with MT. Morrison, his chief, his time has been occupied constantly and hun dreds of eases have been cleared from the dockets.
 Renewing AcquaintanceS. H. K. Behn, former resident of this city, and well known in cOmmer- ciaI circles, was among the visitors to the city with the Phoenix exeur- s:onists, and will remain for several days to renew past associations. He is business man of the Capital City, but retains his good will for the city among the pines by saying good word and frequently coming to greet old friends and aequaintanees. Colorado Capitalists Arrive.
 F. R. Rogers and John T. Jones, retired merchants of Colorado Springs, hut heavily identified with mining in that state. were arrivals in Prescott, yesterday, and will make an extended visit to the Bradshaw Mountains. They will remain at least one month to investigate conditions at the works of the Montezuma Mining and Mil ing company, and were met in thIs city by J. P. Waldron, president of that company. They will leave today for Crown King
 Investigating Conditions.
 C. W. Mitchell, managing director of the Pacific Copper Mining com pany, arrived from Sierra Madre. Cal, Sunday, and left yesterday for the above camp at SlIHer MOuhIalh' to make an examination of develop ment under heAdway since the new machinery has been installed. MT. Mitchell has been identified with the property from its ineipiency and is one of its stockholders, and to whom its high standing in a great measure is due, for his persistent labOrs Tn the past in securing capital. Visiting Relatives.
 Charles Riebling, chauffeur for Miss Walter, the wealthy young sO- ciety woman of New York, who spent several months in Prescott, last year, was an arrival Friday from Phoenix, to visit with his par ents and sisters for a few days. Since assuming this position MT. Riebling