Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-03

of America, left yesterday for South ern Arizona, on a business trip.
 Flying Visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Cook of Mayer paid a flying business visit to the city yesterday, returning home late in the evening.
 Attorneys Return.
 Reese M. Ling, H. F. Ashurst and P. w. O'Sullivan, attorneys of this city, who have been looking after interests of clients during the pres ent term of court in Flagstaff, re- turned yesterday.
 Returns From North.
 George Ward, many years ago, a miner of the Crook Canyon district, and late of Rossland, B. C.. has re- turned to this county, and will again take to the hills to prospect. He is accompanied by William Neville. Attorney Leaves.
 F. L. Hawoth of the firm of Clark, Hawoth & Stewart, attorneys, left yesterday for Jerome, where the preliminary examination of the Moore brothers is to take place today on the charge of horse stealing. The complaining witness is said to be l.. A. Willard of the Verde Valley. Took Trail Route.
 H. J. Meaney, general manager of the Yavapai Consolidated Gold, Sil yer and Copper Mining company, in the Bradshaws, arrived in the city yesterday on horseback from the Old Tiger mine, and will remain until tomorrow. Business and Pleasure.
 E. T. McGonigle. one of the big lumber manufacturers of Flagstaff, was an arrival from the north yes terday and will remain for a few days on business for his firm. In cidentally he will take in the base ball game tomorrow. Returns From Coast.
 Mrs. H. T. Southworth returned yesterday from Los Angeles, where she has been visiting with friends | for several weeks. She was accom- Y! panied by Miss Irene Dickson. daugh- | ter of Mrs. Van Dickson of Skull | Valley, who has been visiting in that city. Leaves for Old Home.
 After an absence of fifteen years | from Clinton, Iowa, Owen Nesbit, | a miner of the Lower Turkey Creek | section, left yesterday to visit with ! his aged parents for a few weeks. i He is in receipt of letters stating that his mother is very i'll and not | expected to live. Goes to New Location.
 MT. and Mrs. E. NJ. Albertson | have decided to change their resi- dence from the Lynx Creek section, and hereafter will locate in Big Chino valley. taking over the old ThOrne ranch. MT. AlbertsOn will | engage in live stock raising at the new place on quite large scale Goes to Mountains.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Gray, of Jerome Junction, are in the city making arrangements to leave in a | few days for the MogOllon Noun tains where they annually spend the 1 summer. The sheep of Mir. Gray are being returned from the desert i and were at Dewey. yesterday. 1 Summer Outing.
 R. s. Wilson and Victor Muzzey, well known miners of this section, will leave today overland for the . ut.l where they will spend the summer 1 camping out. MT. Muzzey has wis ited that country before, and pro- nounees it a most ideal place for recreation, game, fish and beauti- ful scenery being among the attrac- tions.
 Defers European Trip.
 On account of business engage ments. Mrs. J. Paul of Jerome June | tion, while in the city yesterday, ! stated that the contemplated trip to Europe she and her son, Vaughn | Paul, and his wife, were to take, had been deferred until the latter part of May. She is also eontem- plating removing to Flagstaff, to | conduct a hotel, having been offered i attractive inducements.
 Pioneer Visitor.
 Judge A. J. McPhee, one of the | best known pioneers was an arrival from Rickenbar, yesterday, and was greeted by many friends. He re- gently closed the sale of a group of three mines in that section to E. C. Doering. Judge McPhee is re- garded as one of the strong men of
  and an active worker on all politi- 1 cal occasions. Pleased with Country.
 Mrs George NJ. Drum of Minneap- olis, and Mrs. Mary F. Shephard, of Crete, Nebraska. sisters of A. G. ! Curtis, mining man of Walker, after week at the above camp, returned to the city yesterday and continued their journey to the coast. This is ! their first western trip and the novelty of the scenery with the ex- eellency of the climate, has favor ably impressed them. Financiers Return.
 W. H. Doyle of the Bank of Ari zona. and Morris Goldwater. president of the Prescott National Bank, both members of the executive committee of the Territorial Bankers A.soeia- tion, have returned from a eonsulta- tiOn in Phoenix, with others of that organization. The selection of al place and the date for holding this years meeting was under considera-