Weekly journal-miner., 1911-04-19
(From Saturdays Daily)

(From Saturdays Daily)
 Business Visitor.
 Judge s. L. Denison of Jerome is in the city and will remain for few days on business and pleasure.
 Bradshaw Visitor.
 O. l. Tawney, operating wines in the Bradshaw mountains, was an ar ricval in the city yesterday on busi- ness.
 From the Shelter.
 B. H. Bennetts, superintendent of the Humboldt smelters, was an ar rival in the city yesterday on busi- ness
 Bradshaw Visitors.
 Mrs Horace Yeomans and children are recent arrivals in the city re- newing aequaintances, and will return home to Crown King tomorrow. Returns Home.
 Mrs. John Bozarth, who has been occupying her old home in the city during the winter, returned to Wick enburg yesterday to reside, where her husband in engaged in business. Visiting Relatives.
 Mrs. J. W. Elder, sister-in-law of James Elder, mining man of this city, arrived yesterday from Albuuer- que and will remain for several days visiting relatives in this section. Southern Visitor.
 w. W. Hutcheson, of Tucson, ar rived yesterday and is looking over this section with a view of bringing his family to spend the summer. He is pleased with the climate and scenery. Returns South.
 Levi Young, who has been looking after his live stock business in the | Cienega country, was in the city yes ! terday en route to the Salt River valley for few weeks, where he has l farming lands.
 Brief Visitor.
 Henry L. Brown, several years ago a resident of the city. paid a brief visit yesterday with friends while | en route from Yuma to Denver He is engaged in the placer mining in- dustry, in the Eagle Tail mountains, and will introduce a dry washer on his claims. He goes to Denver with | several sacks of the gravel to make i a test. Condition Improved.
 The many friends of Mrs. x. D. | Bosley, who was brought to the city | a few days ago suffering with pneu- | monia, will be pleased to learn that | she is rapidly improving. She is at the home of her son, James Turner Visited Old Home.
 Rev. and Mrs. l. W. Mckay, who | have been visiting relatives and friends at their former home in | Memphis, Tenn, returned yesterday. | Rev. Mckay resumes his pulpit to- morrow in the West Prescott Metbo- dist church
 Eastern Visitor.
 D. M. Cunning, treasurer of the Big Pine Mining Company, and a brother of C. H. Dunning, president . of the same company, has arrived from Albany, N. Y., and will remain for an extended visit, leaving for the camp near Senator today. Journey.
 N J. Ritter, one of the successful young sheep men of the county, left last night for San Francisco for visit with friends, and be- fore leaving the city placed an order for the erection of q new residence at his home in Lonesome valley. Journalistic Visitor.
 John A. Reaves, editor of the Ari- zona Magazine, of Phoenix, after a few days in consultation with the Chamber of Commerce of this city home yesterday. He will give prominence to this section in the coming issue of his publication. Visiting With Friends.
 Mrs. Forrest Mckinley. wife of the general manager of the Union Devel- ,pment Company, operating in Black Canyon district, arrived in the city from Mayer and will re main for several days visiting with friends Looking Country Over.
 R. D. Williams, general agent of he Erie railroad system. residing in Los Angeles, was an arrival in the ,ity yesterday and will remain for | few days to look over tine country , md obtain information on industrial : esOurces. Investor Returns.
 John A. Peacock, interested in hines in the Bradshaw mountains. I liter several days of an inspection I If his interests, has returned to the i .ity and will leave for his home at , Fort Worth. Texas. He speaks in ! yood terms of the general outlook in f hat district. , Destructive Frost. '
 John Duke, who visited his inter [ 'sts yesterday at the Bianeoni ranch lt Point of Rocks, states that the 'rost of Thursday night completely :. destroyed the fruit crop prospects | Or the year. The weather was the a