Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-08
From Fridays Daily.)

(From Fridays Daily.) Rangeman Visitor.
 J. H. Maders. rangeman of the Cherry Creek section, is in the city on business. and reports favorable conditions in that industry at all points in that district.
 Arrives From Camp.
 R. II. Row, who has been develop ing mining claims in Mineral Point district, during the winter, returned to the city yesterday, and gives good report of conditions in that sec tion.
 Returns to Jerome.
 After a pleasant visit of one week with friends at her former home, Mrs. William Holiday returned to Jerome yesterday. She was the guest of Miss Dollie Butler during her visit.
 Goes to oak Creek.
 "Labe" Johnson, who is interest ed with E. G. Sharpnack in range and farming interests on Oak Creek, left yesterday to look the business over, and anticipates remaining for several days.
 Return Home.
 Miss Lucy Jiacoma and sister, who have been visiting their father, B.. Jiasoma, the business man, returned yesterday to their home in Jerome after an enjoyable visit of two weeks with relatives and friends. Leaves for New Home.
 Mrs. Mary Casey left yesterday for Oakland, Cal, where she expects to reside, joining her daughter, Mrs. Gadsby. who left the city a short time ago. after her marriage. Many friends were at the depot to bid her farewell.
 Return Home.
 MT. and Mrs. W. M. Kehl, who have been residents of the city for the last two years, coming for the benefit of the formers health, will return to their old home in Michigan today. Both are followed with ex- pressions of regret over their depart ure. having made many friends dur ing their stay in the community. Mining Man Ill.
 Receiving advices that her hus- band, H. \. Coleman, president of the Sunnyside Mining company, was Ill in Chicago, Mrs. Coleman and child ren left yesterday for that city to be at his bedside. and expect to re turn to Prescott as soon as the con dition of MT. Coleman will warrant him in making the trip. MT. Cole man has been in the above city for several weeks. and when taken ill was preparing to return and resume work on the mines.
 Returns to South.
 Miss Rose Walter, prominently known in social circles of New York and San Francisco, who has been a guest at the Congress Hotel for several weeks. will leave tomorrow for Phoenix, where she will remain for the rest of the winter, joining her father, who reached that city a few days ago from the East. Her auto will be taken by Charles Rieb' ling overland today, and Richard Newton will make the trip for a few days visit with friends in the Cap ital City.
 Leave for Mexico. J. NJ. Layman. promoter of thu Jerome tunnel project, Joe MeAvir of the Hotel St. Michael, and M. G Cunniff of the Savoy mines, Jeff yesterday for Mexico, entering th' country from Sentinel. on the South ern Pacific, west of Gila Bend. They go to inspect mining property owned by MT. McAvin, and intend to b' away for several days. Each car ried passports showing that they art neutral in their relations with thu Federals or insurrectos and desire tt have smooth sailing on strictly busi ness mission.
 Visits Old Home.
 Horace P. Merrill. former residen of this city, after an absence O three years. arrived from BensOl yesterday and will remain for feV days. visiting his many friends her and in Jerome. He was joined yes terdav by Mrs. R. R. Blaine, hi mother. who arrived from Jerome With his brother. Doane Merrill, h. is now engaged in the banking business of the southern city, own
 ing the larger portion of the stoel of the Bank of Benson, a flOurishin, institution of Cochise county. NIT . Merrill reports business condition
 flourishing in that community, whil
 the movement toward land invest ments is one of the favorable indi cations for the future Returns to Nevada.
 William Weldman, mention O
 whom was made several months ago as returning to the country to lool after his mining interests in th } Bradshaw Mountains, arrived yeste,