Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-03

William Ritter of Kirkland Val ley was an arrival yesterday and is here on official business for a few days.
 Brief Business Trip.
 John Wilson returned yesterday from a brief business and pleasure trip to the Capital City, h;s Corner home.
 Stockman Visits.
 William Allen, one of the large cattle owners of the Williamson Val ley country, was in the city yes terday on business.
 Return to Country.
 H. L. Southick and William W. Williams, former residents of the Bradshaw Mountains, returned yes terday from Victor, Colo, and will leave tomorrow for Crown King. Visited Friends.
 c. F. Lincoln, jeweler of Jerome, after a few days in the city visit ing with former aequaintanees, re- turned home yesterday.
 Back From Coast.
 M. L. Earnnart, after several months of an absence in California, returned yesterday and will make this section his home.
 Attorneys Leave.
 E. S. Clark, H. F. Ashurst and P. W. O'SuIlivan left yesterday for Flagstaff, to attend District Court, which is now in session. Mayer Visitor.
 Ish Davis of Mayer was an ar rival in the city yesterday and will remain for several days on busi- ness and pleasure visit. Stockman Visitor. Louis Gruwell, stockman of the Lower Agua Fria country, was in the city yesterday from Mayer, and reports prosperous conditions in the industry. From the Mines.
 Thomas Isakson, operating mines in the Big Bug district, was an ar rival from his camp yesterday for a few days visit with friends and on business. Joins Husband in City. Mrs. E. W. Stephens and daugh- ters. the Misses Layle and Eleanor Stephens. arrived yesterday from Ferguson Valley, joining MT. Ste phens, who has returned from the eastern part of the county on an assessing trip. Returns North. Ed Shievely left last night for his nome in Ash Fork, after several days of a trip in the western part of the county on a prospecting expedition. He will return in a few days to con- tinue his field work for a mine that is in the lost column.
 Lured By the Boosters.
 The visit of the Prescott boosters to Phoenix and their alluring de- scriptiOns of our superb summer el- mate, made such an impression upon Irwin J. s. Loeb, the able city edi- tor of the Arizona Democrat, that he immediately struck his chief for a vacation, and the same being granted, he took the next train for "'The Place to Live.' He arrived Monday, and although he intended only to remain a fortnight, ne now
 
 En Route Home.
 Fred Brothers and James Wood ford, miners, who have been in the Copper Creek section for several months, arrived in the city yester- day, en route to their homes at Santa Ana. Cal, for a visit with relatives. They will leave tomorrow and return later.
 Return From Outing.
 Miss Grace Gordon and Miss Paul inc Johnston of Phoenix, after sev- eral days of an outing at Fair Oaks, the guests of MT. and Mrs. E. O.. Eckels, returned to the city ye,ter- day, and will remain for an indef- mite visit with friends. They are at the Hotel St. Michael.
 Visiting Mother.
 Ellsworth Monroe, one of the large owners of farming lands in the Verde Valley, arrived yesterday, and will remain for several days, visit ing with his mother, Mrs. s. D. Mon rec, resident of this city. He gives a flattering account of ranen and range conditions in that country. Looking for Brother
 Miss Erminie Stulter of Lancaster, Pa, arrived yesterday and is look ing for brother, Peter B. Stulter, mhn 2 hnnt ttrn r-nnrs nn-n -.-ns Q rnsi-