Weekly journal-miner., 1911-04-12
spect and deserving of respect and of business patronage.

a pleasant visit with friends in Tue son.
 Receives Motorcycle.
 Arthur Gales, of the Bank of Ari- zona staff, received a new motor cycle Sunday It is of the Marvel pattern.
 From Cattle Range.
 R. H. Ferguson, cattleman of Camp Wood, was an arrival yesterday from his range and will visit with his family for few days.
 Visiting Relatives.
 Dr. J. K. Mcdonnell, assistant sur geOn of the United Verde Copper company. is in the city visiting with his wife and family for a few days Roosevelt Bird Visits.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Duignan are re- ceiving the congratulations of their many friends, the occasion being the arrival at their home Sunday of a healthy baby daughter.
 Visited old Home.
 Miss Anna Cruz, an attaehe of W. W. Ross drug store, returned Sunday from visit to Tucson, ner former home, where she was called on ac- count of the illness of her mother. Visiting With Friends.
 Joe Rudy, who recently disposed of his large range interests in Skull Valley, and is contemplating engag ing in other business, is in the city for few days visiting with friends. Brief Visitor.
 Bernard Friedberg, of Jerome, nephew of \ .Friedberg, business man of this city, arrived Sunday and will remain few days before pro- ceeding to southern Arizona on a trip of recreation for few weeks. Mining Visitor.
 John Dick, operating the Hanlon Dick group of mines, on the Hassay- ampa, was an arrival from his camp yesterday, and gives q good account of his interests from recent opera tions. The district generally, ne says, is assuming very much consideration, and more properties are developing than in many months.
 Junction Visitors.
 Miss Clara O'Brien, niece of Mrs. J. Paul, is in the city and will re- main for a few days visiting with friends, being en route to Jerome Junction from a trip to PhoenIx. Mrs. Paul is arranging her business affairs in the city, preparatory to taking trip to Europe, leaving in a few days to be away for several months.
 From old Home.
 Mrs. B. B. Crapo, of Los Angeles, one of the estimable pioneer residents of Arizona. arrived in the city after spending few days at the old Crapo homestead in Skull Valley, a favorite place when the stage coach held sway in Indian times She states that she will remain for several days visiting with former aequaintances, and intends to dispose of her prop erty. Returns to Camp.
 Charles K. Crosby. who recently assumed charge of his mining prop erty along the Santa Maria, near Hillside, and has development under way with favorable results, after a brief visit on business to the city, returned to his camp yesterday. He is pursuing general development plan on the property, and makes oc- casiOnal mill runs of the ore, which gives satisfactory returns Will Arrive Today.
 Mrs. Donna Mckinney, daughter of the late Col J. F. Wilson, telegraphed yesterday from Chicago, that she would reacn Prescott today, and that the remains of her father would be taken to Phoenix immediately after ward for interment. At the meeting of the Bar Association of Northern Arizona in this city this morning, all arrangements will be perfected for sending large delegation to Phoenix to participate in the last sad rites ! A definite announcement of the leav- ing of the train that will carry the remains will also be given publicity, that all may be afforded an oppor-- i tuuity of paying this distinguished citizen respect due him. Mrs. J. F. | Wilson, widow of the deceased, has 1 returned to her home in Phoenix. Visiting With Friends.
 MT. and Mrs M A. Perkins were arrivals in the city yesterday from their home on the Upper Verde and will remain for a brief visit with |, friends. In speaking of the live stock | industry, and the prevailing prices,