Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-29

| dren, arrived Tn the clty yesterday and will remain for a brief visit with friends. (From Saturdays Daily) Trip of Recreation.
 MT. and Mrs. w. V. Radley left yesterday for the coast resorts of Southern California, for a few weeks of recreation.
 Visiting Friends.
 Miss Crecy Chartz, of lower Kirk land valley, arrived yesterday and will visit with friends in the city for a few days. Officer Leaves.
 Deputy Sheriff Joe Young left yesterday for the western part of Arizona on the A. & C. railroad on official business for a few days. Left for Jerome.
 George England, who recently re- turned from Parker where ne has land interests, left yesterday for Jerome where he will engage in mining.
 Mine operator Arr1Ves. Willis Dine, operating mines in the vicinity of Jerome Junction, was in the city yesterday and will return today with supplies for his camp. He reports encouraging development on his interests. Examining Mines.
 John s. Reilly left yesterday for the mining fields in the southern part of the county to make an ex- animation of properties for an east ern syndicate.
 Returns to Mines. Dennis P. Ryan, with the Yuma Copper Company, near Vicksburg, af- ter a few days in the city on busi- ness, left yesterday for the camp to resume his duties.
 From the Desert. ]. A. Trenberth, the large freight CT of the Bouse country, arrived in the city yesterday on business, and reports general conditions in that mining field as satisfactory.
 Engineer Leaves. A. w. Clevenger, capably regarded | in mechanical engineering circles, has i gone to the camp of the Mckinley Company in Copper Basin district, to take charge of hoisting machinery Eastern Mining Trip.
 J. B. Cleveland, general manager of the Arizona Central Copper Com. pany, is preparing to leave for Pitts burg, for a brief consultation with several of the leading directors of the company.
 Pleased Rangeman. W. s. Johnson, one of the large owners of live stock of the Walnut Creek country, was in the city yes terday on business, and brings the usual good report of very prosper ous industry being in existence. From the Range.
 Ed Sessions, cattleman of Cherry Creek, was in the city yesterday or business and will return home to day. Plenty of grass and fat cattle
 with many buyers in the country
 was his report of the condition ot
 that section.
 Forest Consultation.
 Forest Supervisor c. H. Hinderel left yesterday for Los Angeles, where consultation will be held witt Chief Forester H. S. Graves, of Wash
 ington, who is touring the west ant when conditions in this department
 will be discussed. Returns From Coast.
 Mrs. H. T. SOuthworth has return
 ed from visit with friends in Lo, Angeles, and was joined in the city yesterday by her mother, Mrs. W. L Fox, who arrived from Phoenix foI . a brief visit. Both contemplate re turning to the coast in a few days From the shylock. Gilbert Elmer, in the engineering
 department of the Arizona Centra
 Copper Co.,, was in the city yesterday
 and will return to the camp today He was called to the city to consult ] with associates of the Utah-Arizon; , Company, who have properties or Turkey Creek. Country Active.
 George Hammer. merchant of Me
 Cabe, arrived yesterday and state!
 that quite a mining revival is going on adjacent to that camp, more mine: being under development than il } many months. and good reports com ing from development He antici pates a very active year. Religious Mission. Dr. W. C. Merritt, of Tacoma Washington, nationally famed as <;
 field worker in the cause of thu
 Sunday school, arrived yesterday anC b will conduct conventions in thii , city, beginning today, and ending tomorrow The Congregations, Mar ina Street Methodist and Baptis churches will be places selected. Dr / Merritt is a graduate of Yale. , Visiting Former Home. D Albert suppiger, several years ag