Weekly journal-miner., 1911-07-05
City News
 ....In Brief
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Tom Parks was an arrival yester,
 day from Huron and will remain fol
 several days visiting with friends.
 Visit to the Coast.
 Miss Louise Nelson left Saturday
 for Los Angeles where she will spend
 a month visiting friends.
 From the Range.
 Shephard Hiscox, forest ranger of
 the Camp Verde district, is in the
 city on official business for a few
 days.
 Visiting Friends.
 R. Hughes, foreman of the Vulture
 mine, is a recent arrival and is
 enjoying a well earned vacation for
 a few weeks.
 Moves to Prescott.
 Louis Bernard who has been in business in Poland for a long term of years, has purchased the Europa saloon on N. COrtez street.
 Farming Visitors.
 William Cooper and James Russell, pioneer farmers of Skull Valley, were arrivals yesterday and will remain for a few days on business
 From the Range.
 Henry Miller, livestock grower of the Santa Maria, was an arrival in the city yesterday for a few days of recreation at his old home.
 Shelter City Visitors.
 George Domaine, ore buyersagent, and T. W. Woodbridge, arrived from Humboldt yesterday and will remain for few days on business. To the Seaside.
 Mrs. Ed. VOigtlander left yester- day for Los Angeles, where she will be the guest during the summer of her daughter, Mrs G. A. Volimer. Visiting Sister.
 C. H. Micel, of the S. F., P. & P. shops, left yesterday for San Diego, where he will visit for a few weeks with his sister, Mrs. Margaret Rizer, who is i'll.
 Off for Coast.
 Charles W. MeLane, son of Judge and Mrs. c. H. MeLane, left yes terday for San Francisco, where he will visit with his grand parents for a few months.
 From the Mines.
 Geo. H. Freyda, mining operator, was an arrival from his camp on Turkey Creek yesterday and will re- main for several days on business and pleasure.
 Home From Kansas.
 $ E. Wallace has returned from Horton, Kas., where he went to at tend the funeral of his mother. Sub he went to Kansas City for a few days Vacation"
 E. L. Johnson, foreman of the I 3rooklyn-ArizOna Mining Company, ! Eas an arrival yesterday and will enlain to enjoy the celebration Of q he Fourth of July. Attracted by Climate. r Ben. C. Ward of Silver City. \. f l., is a recent arrival, and will spend q he summer in this city. He was 4 ere last year, and is agreeably i'm ressed with the climate. h Visitor. fl I M. Cook, of Yaeger Canyon, is h l the city on business for a few N avs, and reports splendid range ot 'nditiOns in that country with min fl ig also on an upward movement. O Mother. Mrs. C. M. Lamson, of Boston, ac- l. ,mpanied by her son, K. W. Lam ce m, mother and brother of Attorney h, ichaTd Iamson, of this city, arrived la and will remain for an ex- co .nded visit. Ia Ome to Celebrate. F, Among the out-of-town arrivals ssterday were, MT. and Mrs. W. A. Vt arker, Miss Parker, and Mrs. W. in Dickson, of Harrington, who will m sit with friends in the city for a hi w days and enjoy the celebration. Gi ountry Active Sr John Kelly, operating the Hearst Vi cup of mines in the Jersey Lily ction, was an arrival from his camp da ,sterday on business. He reports NJ nsiderable activity in the district, c. i'd ore being shipped to the shelter. an mmer Visitors. of Mrs. w. J. Dunn, proprietor of the is ieksburg hotel, on the A. & c. Rs ilroad, with her daughter-in law, rs W. W. Dunn, and son and ter ughter, were arrivals in the city int and cOntemnlate ranainin1 ,