Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

MES- D. A. JouuSou. pAp'AAClOI oA the Harrington hotel, Is in the city flor few days on business and to visit with friends.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. J. H. Foley. wife of the mer- chant of Ash Fork. is in the city for a. few days visiting with friends, arriving yesterday.
 Will Visit Relatives
 Mrs. F. K. Smith, teacher in the Washington school. left yesterday for San Diego where she will visit with her mother and other relatives. Enjoying Vacation.
 J. L. Jones, jeweler of the O. A. Hesla Company, left yesterday for San Francisco, where he will visit with relatives and friends for a few weeks
 Leaves for Coast.
 Miss Anne Tillinghast, attached to Mercy hospital as a nurse, left yes terday for a few weeks visit with friends in LO. Angeles and other coast cities.
 Return From Coast.
 Mrs. O. H. Tucker, and Mrs. H. M. Thomas and daughter, who have been spending several weeks at the coast resorts of Southern California, will return home today.
 Prom the Range.
 R. H. Ferguson, eattleman of the Camp Wood country. is. in the city on business, and brings the usual re port of heavy rains and the industry never in better condition.
 Outing Trip.
 NIT. and Mrs. c. E. Loux, the former a conductor of the s. F., P. & P. railway. left yesterday for an extended visit along the coast, and will visit Honolulu before returning. Summer Visitor.
 Mrs. Joseph Sherburne Janckes, of Phoenix, daughter of ex-Governor and Mrs. J. H. Kibbey, arrived in the city yesterday to remain for the sum mer. and is guest of Miss Olive Fisher
 Accepts New Position.
 E. D. Reading, until recently mes senger of w, F. & Co.,, on the $. F., P. & P. railway, left yesterday for Needles. Cal. where he will assume the position of agent of that division for the next few months.
 Comes for Summer.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Swetnam arrived from Phoenix yesterday and will remain for the summer as the guest of Mrs. Howard Black. wife of the manager of the furniture department of the Bashford- -Burmister Company. From the New Line.
 Earl Parker, in charge of the en- gineer corps of the s. F., P. & P. locating the new line from Cedar Glade to the site of the proposed United Verde smelters in Verde val ley, is in the city for a brief busi- ness visit.
 Pleased Visitor.
 Mrs. A. l.. Laird and son of Bis bee. the former a sister of Mrs. J. L. Took. are in the city and will re main for the summer. They are at the home of MT. and Mrs. Took, and both are well pleased with the ''Mile High' climate.
 Passes Through.
 Louis D. Godfrey, several years ago a rlining operator of this section, passed through the city yesterday zen route to Durango. Colorado, his home for brief visit with his wife and family, after long absence in Lower California. Many Burros Killed Four burros were killed during the past week by lightning, two near the Duke ranch in the foothills that were reported by Walter Lynch, one in Williamson valley, reported by J. l. l Roberts, and one near the Reynolds ranch. north of the County farm. hecovers From Injuries.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Mckinley were Tn the city yesterday from the Me Kinley mine and returned home dur ing tBe day with their son. Floyd Mckinley. who has recovered from an accident when his leg was broken . about a month ago by coming in con tact with the betting of an engine. Called to coast R. H. Burmister left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he is called on important business for the next few days. stating that negotiations ore to bp concluded for the taking over by eastern investors of properties To- cated near this city, in which he IS interested. | Condition Favorable.
 F. O. Smith, attorney. who arrived from lbs Angeles yesterday states that his wife, who has been confined in a hospital in that city for several . days, Is cOnNalesclhg, and III sHOII time will be able to return home. He will return to Los Angeles again this afternoon.
 Satisfied With Outlook.
 NJ. P. Lacey, in charge of the range interests of W. V. Radley, m the Senator section is in the city on business, accompanied by his wife. He reports the biggest calf increase gNn Q better condition than ever before, many being ready for the block. Business Visit.
 Ben Harmon, in charge of the range interests of his uncle, L. l.. Harmon, at Camp Wood, is in the city on business, and gives good account . of the cattle industry in that section, which is in better shape than in many ,-aors froyn thu baavv rains that have