Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-24

D h6S5d al hllSS1Ou.
 F. L. Haworth left this morning
 for Globe, where he will look after
 litigation for the firm of Clark, Flaw
 orth and Stewart for several days.
 Visiting Friends.
 MT and Mrs. Dan Condron. of Wal nut Grove, were arrivals in the city
 yesterday and will remain for sev- eral days on a. business and pleasure visit.
 Returns to Camp.
 Ed. s. Baird, who has mining in terests in the Coppe- Basin section, after a visit of several days on busi ness to the city, returnel to his camp yesterday.
 Goes to Coast.
 E. W. Meany, assistant cashier of the Prescott National bank, left yes terday for Los Angeles where he will enjoy a few weeks vacation and visit with his mother.
 Come for Summer.
 Mrs. I. T. Stoddard, and her daugh- ter-in-law. Mrs. Celora NJ. Stoddard, arrived from Phoenix yesterday after noon and will remain for the summer, occupying the Hazeltine residence. Examining Power Plant.
 i M. V. Watson, general manager of the Arizona Power Company, has gone to the plant on Fossil Creek to make general examination of the property and will be away for several days. Returns From Visit.
 Mrs. !. s. Thurman, wife of the manager of the Biles-Lockhart Cloth ing Company, returned yesterday from an extended visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. French, in Kansas City. Range Trip.
 Levi Young, who has been looking after his range interests near Ash Creek for several days, was in the city yesterday enroute to the Salt River valley where he has farming interests. Accepts Position Here.
 Joseph P. Ryan has returned from Fossil creek, where he filled an ex- tended engagement with the Arizona Power Company, to accept a more responsible position with the com pany here. Looking After Interests.
 <. E. Parker, auditor of the Harvey houses of the Santa Fe, was a visitor to the city yesterday and will return to the main line today. He was at Del Rio looking after the company's ! interests. Ready to Run.
 The large ice making and refrig- erating works of Kellogg and George at Humboldt, will be started for the | summer today, the Arizona Mine l Supply Company shipping yesterday l two large electric motors, aggregating | nearly 30 horse power.
 Home Prom Trip.
 County Assessor T. E. Campbell | and hi. deputy E.. W. Stephens have returned from a trip by wagon through the western part of the ! county, following the MOhsve line from the north to the south. Con | siderable valuable property was in- speeted and over two weeks was oe eupied in the work. Home for Summer.
 Mrs. Eli Perkins and children ar rived yesterday from Heber, Navajo l county and are at their home on South Mt. Vernon avenue for the | summer, after spending the winter with Mrs. Perkins mother. MT. Per kins met them here coming from the | Golden Ridge mines near Congress Junction. MT. Clark Returns.
 c. ". Clark, general manager of the United Verde Copper Company, passed through the city yesterday en- route to Jerome, after a visit on the coast for several days. I'm portant matters affecting his com pany are to be considered and he stated his sojourn will cover several days. He was accompanied from this city by LeROy Anderson, the com pany's legal adviser. Brief Visitor.
 Peter Murray, who has mining in terests in the Bradshaws, was an ar rival in the city yesterday after mak- ing an examination of his properties, l nd will leave today for Tuba City, | in Coeonino county, where with a brother be is engaged in stock rais- 1