Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-29
t-g City News
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From Sundays Daily.)

From the South.
 F. R. Stewart, one of the owners of Fair Oaks orchard, arrived from Phoenix yesterday and will remain for several days on business.
 Former Resident Here. | / J. Thorbecke, business man of Je- rOme,. arrived in the city yesterday and will remain for few days to renew aequaintanees in his old home. Returns to Home. 4-s Mrs. E.. w. Stephens and children returned yesterday to their home Hl Ferguson valley after a pleasant visit with friends in the city for several days. vS
 Visiting Friends. --.-
 Mrs. Van Dickson. wife of the well known rangeman of Skull Valley was in the city yesterday visiting with, friends, and will return home | today. ~sr.
 Mercantile Visitor.
 c. F. Wingfield, the Huron mer- chant, arrived yesterday. and states that the mining activity adjacent to that place continues with favorable results with all operators in buoyant ! spirits. f~ sse.
 Farmers Prosperous. fr
 c. D. Willard, oEithe Upped Verde was in the city yesterday on busi ness, and gives good report of farming activity. advancing land valuations, and good prospects for that thrifty and substantial district Visiting Daughter. gu
 Mrs. M. J. Foley of Ash Fork after several days of a visit with friends in the city, the guest of Mrs Julia Murphy. lefts.1yesterday fol Phoenix, to remain for several days with hel daughter, Mrs. J. A. Pitts Miner Returns. lr Thomas AndeTsen,o favorably known in mining circles of the county has returned from an extended visit with relatives at the old home in Tennes- see. and will leave this week for the Wildflower mine in the Bradshaws to resume his duties as foreman of that property. Mrs. Anderson will return later. --us
 Leaves for South.
 MT. and Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy left yesterday for Castle Hot Springs, where they will enjoy the attractions for few days. From that place they go to Tombstone and other points in Southern Arizona. returning to Prescott during the week. MT. Mur- phy will then go to his mines rn the Bradshaw mountains, devoting |, few days toward looking the situa- tiOn over. He will remain for sew ! eral weeks in this section before re- turning to New York City.
 Closes School.
 Miss Emma Hiatt, teacher of the public school at Granite Mountain, arrived in tine city yesterday, closing the school for the term. She will leave tomorrow for Groom Creek, where she will continue her duties for the remainder of the year. Business Mission.
 Wynn Meredith. civil engineer, arrived yesterday from Alameda, Cal, and will remain for a brief visit on business. MT. Meredith is a close friend of W. C.. Parsons, who is confined to his rooms at the St. Michael, and it is probable will as- company MT. Parsons to the coast, in the hope that a change of climate will prove beneficial and hasten his
 
 Celebrated the Victory.
 Two over enthusiastic Mexican residents of the city, one a man and the other a woman, were arrest ed yesterday and placed in the city jail. both intoxicated induced by the news that the insurrectos had van quished Diaz' cabinet and their eausu was won In their hilarity they had expended all their money, and when Judge Robinson gave them each five dollar fines, or as many days in jail, they took the latter with their pa triotie ardor somewhat chilled. On the Move.
 NJ. A. Fraser, the energetic sec retary of the Chamber of Commerce, left yesterday for Skull Valley, Fer guson Valley, Fair Oaks and other sections in the western part of the county, on an observation trip. in order to fsmiliarize himself with In- dustrial conditions. He will gather valuable data, in view of the large number of inquiries being received for information in agricultural, hor- ticural and other resources required by intending locators MT. Fraser is rapidly gaining an insight into the varied industries of the county, and in few days will visit the Verde country.
 Prominent Mining Men.
 John Kelly, president of the Pa cifie Copper Mining Company, oper- ating in the Silver Mountain district, and W. A. Moses, stockholder, ar rived yesterday from the Fl Tigre mine. in Mexico, in which both are interested. They will be joined in the city today by c. W. Mitchell, a of the Pacific, and with General Manager W. V. DeCamp, will leave tomorrow for the mine to make an examination. MT. Kelly l is a frequent visitor to this city, ana received a cordial welcome yesterday i from many friends and aequaintan- ces. He is one of the prominent of Kansas City, the | president of the Kelly Mining Com pany. MT. Moses is an influential | and leading citizen of the above city.