Weekly journal-miner., 1911-01-25

are under contemplation by his com, pany. and in due time will be given publicity.
 Dewey Visitors.
 Mrs. G. C. Spencer and Mrs. J. c. Gilbert of Dewey were arrivals in the city yesterday, and will remain for a few days, visiting friends.
 Visiting Friends.
 Miss Mamie Cain and Miss Susie Murphy left yesterday evening for Humboldt, where they will be the guests of friends for a few days.
 On Mining Business.
 S. Morrison, interested in several mines in the MeCabe district, left yesterday for Los Angeles, to be ab- sent a few weeks on mining busi- ness.
 Entertaining Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Barrett are enter tanning for a few days, at their home in West Prescott, Mrs. Kelly Croz- fer of Skull Valley, who arrived yes terday
 French Gulch Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Maskin, the former the general manager of the Eleanor Placer Mining company, on French Guleh, were arrivals in the city yesterday; and will remain for few days on business and pleasure. Leaves for Home.
 L. L. Linville, after several months in the Bradshaw Mountains, arrived in the city yesterday, and will leave today for his home in Hannibal, Mo. He is an engineer by occupation. Leave On Outing.
 Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Smith, Miss Duke Lewis and C. E. Gentry will leave today for Williamson Valley and Walnut Creek, where they will enjoy a few days outing, the guests of friends.
 Completes Contarct.
 J. A. Powell, electrical engineer, who has been engaged for several weeks in installing the electrical ser vice at Fort Whipple, completed his work few days ago, and left yes terday for San Francisco, his home. Leaves for Parker.
 T. L. Woodruff arrived from Jer- ome Thursday, ad left yesterday for Parker, near where his brother is To- eated. and who is seriously i'll with typhoid pneumonia. The stricken man formerly resided in this city. Returns Home.
 Miss Ethel Laudenslager, after a three months visit with her brother, James Laudenslager, and many friends in the city, left yesterday for her home in Albuquerque, N. NJ. She anticipates returning at an early date.
 Pleased With Showing.
 John R. Davis, after several days in the McCabe section, returned to the city yesterday, and left for the north. He states tha several camps are active and the general situation encouraging for the making of many producing mines.
 Country Lively.
 J. A. Trenberth, freighter and con tractor, who arrived yesterday from the BOuse and other sections along the A. & c. railroad, states that many miners are at work, and very much interest manifested by invest CTS in that field.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. H. J. Gray of Jerome June ton, wife of the well known sheep grower, is in the city, and will re- main for several days visiting with friends. MT. Gray is driving several bands of sheep to the Congress June tion country for the winter. Business Visit.
 Harry Eckert and Clarence Max well. young rangemen of the Groom Creek section, were visitors to the city yesterday, and state that the live stock situation in that country is more favorable for the time of 1 year than ever before, the young grass coming up and early feed as- sured for the spring months. They 1 also state that mining is quite ac- tive in that district. Wealthy Young Woman Coming.
 Miss Rose Walter, one of the | wealthiest young women in the na- tiOn, will arrive in Prescott, tomor- i row, and has secured apartments for the winter at the Congress Hotel. conditions are the attrae- tiOn for the benefit of her health She has been spending the winter in Phoenix, with her father, a mau- faeturer of the state of New York. Miss Walter spent the last winter in Phoenix, and has been advised by her physician to come to this city. Under the Weather.
 Jack Jones, well known and popu- lar Tnapnbar Of ba fouao l