Weekly journal-miner., 1911-07-05


 of Dewey, arrived in the city yester day. joining her mother who has ar rived from Phoenix. Beth will make Prescott their home for the summer. Business Visit. E. T. McGonigle, lumber manufaet- urer of Flagstaff, was in the city yesterday on business and pleasure visit and will return home today. His firm has one of the largest saw mills in the West and he reports a heavy demand for building material.
 Leaves for Capital.
 Gov. R. E. Sloan left yesterday for Phoenix, where executive duties will be attended to for a few days. He will then leave for Bisbee where he will deliver an address on Judy 4th. He will also speak before the Wool Growers Association on Thursday at Flagstaff.
 May Resume.
 s. R. Trengove, manager of the Iron King mine, near Humboldt, while in the city yesterday stated that it is probable that enterprise will soon resume operations. He left for the southern part of the territory to be away for a few days on busi- ness.
 Visiting Wife.
 Charles Stauffer, with the E. J. Bennitt real estate firm of Phoenix, arrived yesterday and will visit for few days with his wife who IS spending the summer in the city. MT. Stauffer is favOrably known in the official life of Maricopa county. He will be a frequent visitor during the residence here of Mrs. Stauffer, and is impressed with the climate.
 From Big Orchard.
 Leo Diekerson, freighter of the
 Fair Oaks orchard of Maus & Stewart arrived in the city yesterday and states that the banner yield from
 that property will be recorded this season. He is building a large dam
 to divert the flow of flood waters,
 which threaten to wash away part of the orchard and which will con
 serve a large amount of water. 7 Returns to Camp.
 . Belding Allison, operating mines in
 the Squaw Peak country, after a few
 days in the city on business, will
 return today to his camp with a I stock of supplies to continue develop I ment. He says the showing on hls b. property is encouraging from limited ,. work, and that while the vein l; V small, gold and copper values ar' Q very attractive for the making of 2
 good producer.
 Pleased Visitors
 r Mir. and Mrs. W. D. Clark, after d months residence in the city vii s leave today for their home in St h Louis, delighted with the country an' " pleased over the climate, which ha 7. caused the restoration to health O h Mrs. Clark. MT. Clark is leathe
 manufacturer of the above city, an
 it is probable they will again visi ,e this section for a more extended SC g journ-
 is Looking Country Over. r. Charles c. Cuthbert, of Rocky ForC it Colorado, engaged in the fruit an Ds farming industries, arrived in tn Id city yesterday and will leave toda $. for the Verde Valley, to investigat
 the possibilities of that country
 the above lines. The visit IS pril in eipallv for the benefit of his kealt tn which is poor from asthmat Ii- troubles. He will remain for eever i'll weeks. and if beneficial results fo x- low. will locate permanently. pd Leaves on Vacation.
 al Prof. Jack McMahn, fireman re- tbe s. F. P. & P, will leave temo 1i- TOW on his annual vacation to nd away until September. He will g1' en athletic exhibitions at Kingman ,e- Monday evening, and at other plae et- along the Santa Fe and in Californ he towns. He is en route to Non
 Alaska, where big tournament
 to be pulled off in August, sever
 athletes of San Francisco, Seattle al Isi- other coast cities entering. vauC ay vile company is also on the boar ay. in several Alaska towns.
 Climate Attracts Them. mt MT. and Mrs. W. M. Skillen, wi es their two sons and daughter, a nre recent arrivals from Rochester,
 Y, and while en route to the eO'
 were prevailed upon to visit u the section for a few days on the c