Weekly journal-miner., 1911-04-26
(From Tuesdays Daily

| Perley.
 (From Tuesdays Daily | Home From Visit. | Mrs. Norman Hale has returned
 from a pleasant two weeks visit
 with relatives and friends in Los Angeles. 1 Mine Operator Arrives | C. E. Warren, superintendent of the Juanita mines, in Crook Canyon,
 is in the city on a business visit for few days.
 Del Rio Visitors. h
 Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Perkins
 Del Rio, arrived in the city yester- day, and are at the Hotel st. Michael for few days.
 Walker Visitors. Judge R. E. Johnson and Norman J. Griffin of Walker were in the city yesterday for a brief visit on buSi- ness, returning home in the after noon.
 Visited With Friends.
 Miss Lulu Campbell and brother, Roy Campbell. after a few days in the city. as guests of friends. re- turned to their nome yesterday at Jerome.
 Mining Visitor
 J. A. Forbes of the Independence mine, in the HaSsayampa district, was in the city yesterday, after sup plies for his camp. He reports that section as active.
 Returns to Range
 J. W. Sullivan. after an absence of several weeks, returned from Cal ifornia, Sunday. and left yesterday to look after his range interests in the Seligman country.
 Rangemen in City.
 Henry Ritter, L. O. and George Phippeny. live stock men of the Thompson Valley section, are in the city on business. all reporting the industry in a flourishing condition. Mayer Visitor.
 Center Lusk. stoekman of Mayer, was an arrival in the city yester- day. and will remain for a few days ( on business. He reports that eoun- try as prosperous in range business and active in mining.
 Accepts Mine Position.
 T. L. Mccormick of the Turkey ' Creek district, reached the city yes terday, and will leave today for HillsborO, \. NJ. where he will ae- eept a position with a mining com pany.
 Outside Visitors.
 Among the arrivals yesterday from Walnut Grove were Mrs. :. W. Et- ehisOn and Mrs .. A. Moses. who will be guests of friends for a few days. M. H. Campbell, the range man. was also here from the same. section.
 Recovers From Illness.
 MT. and Mrs. c. C. Reed and two children returned to their range home, north of Ash Fork. yesterday Mrs. Reed was brought to the city few weeks ago in a serious con dition, and has regained her former health.
 Returns From Coast.
 R. H. Burmister mas returned from a brief trip to Los Angeles, on min ing business affecting his interests in this section. Mrs. Burmister re- mained for a visit with friends and is at the home of her son, Howard Burmister, at Ocean Park. Official Visitor.
 J. F. Tracey, chief clerk in the office of Territorial Auditor Mauk, arrived in the city yesterday on of fieial business. He expects to be joined by MT. Mauk in a few days, and bank examinations in the north is said to be their mission. Returns to Swansea.
 John Williams, superintendent of the smelting works of the Clara Con Gold, Silver and Copper Mining company, returned yesterday 10 Swansea, after a few days visit with friends in the city. He is pre- Daring to resume operations at the pig reduction plant in a snort time. Will Recover Health.
 Letters received yesterday from Los Angeles state that J. J. Fisher s regaining his former health, and lis attending physicians entertain itrOng hopes that in due time he will again be a well man. He will ,e removed from the hospital where he operation was performed some lays ago, and taken to his private apartments. The intestinal trouble diagnosed as his afflietion, is re- bonding to treatment and his con ition is reported as more favorable han at any time since he was striek-