Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-29
City News
 ....ID Brief
CFrom Thursdays Daily.)

Business Visitor.
 A. L. Porterfield of the Mayer Mercantile company, was an arrival from Mayer yesterday, for a brief visit on business.
 From Placer works.
 Edward Melter, associated with the Yavapai Bullion Mining company, of Copper Basin district, was in the city yesterday, on a business visit. From the Range.
 Walter Cline, foreman of the cat tie interests of L. L. Harmon, at Camp Wood, is in the city, and brings the usual report of prosperity of the industry.
 Investigating Conditions.
 Erich Schlieff, consulting engineer of a German syndicate, is in tile city and will remain for an indef mite visit, to become conversant with mineralogical conditions in this field. He will visit all the principal camps in Arizona. returning to Berlin later. Miners in City.
 George Dave and Fred Hancock, popular miners of the Big Bug dis triet, were arrivals in the city yes terday to visit with friends for couple of days.
 Returns to City.
 Mrs William F. Speidel, wife of a former conductor on the s. F., P. 6 P. railroad, returned yesterday from Winslow, and will remain for a visit with friends for several days. Home On the Range.
 After spending the winter in the city, Mrs. F. A. Reed and children left yesterday for their summer home OF the range north of Ash Fork, where MT. Reed is engaged in the sheep business.
 Stockmen Visitors.
 Among the arrivals yesterday from the ranges north of the city were NJ A Perkins, Thomas and Arthur King and Ed. Mahurin, all reporting plenty of fat cattle, high grass and many buyers in the field everywhere. Looking Over Country.
 H. H. Mccarthy, one of the prom inent mining engineers of the West, with headquarters at Agua Caliente, Nev., has arrived in the city, and will look over the country with view of becoming identified with the mining industry.
 From Desert Farm.
 George England, the mining man, who has been looking after his farm ing lands near Ehrensberg, on the Colorado River, has returned to the city, and reports land boom and the outlook as indicative of a large domain being reclaimed.
 Takes Vacation.
 W. T. King, manager of the J. l. Gardner mercantile house, left yes terday on his annual vacation to the Verde Valley and Mogollons. He will visit Montezuma Wells, Monte zuma Castle, Finney's soda springs, and other points of interest. Bradshaw Visitors.
 Alex. H. F. and I. J. Nyberg, min ing men of the Bradshaw Mountains, after a brief visit to the city, re- turned yesterday to Crown King, near where they are operating mines, They state that the coming summer will see a very energetic region es' tablished there.
 Preparing to Leave.
 P. R. Perkins and c. A. Hovelman with the Consolidated Arizona smelter at Humboldt for the past year and a half, are in the city wis iting with friends. and will leave ir few days for Phoenix. After theil return they will proceed to Cali fornia, where they will locate. Official Returns.
 Assistant U. g. Attorney J. C Forest returned yesterday from Southern Arizona, where he wa: called on official business a few day, ago. The situation in Mexico wa, the principal theme under discussion and for the time being the Arizona Constitution has been shelved. Hillside Visitor.
 Morse Darnall, business man Ot Hillside, after a brief visit to the city, returned home yesterday, ant states that in addition to the goot range showing in that country, ther, !. is quite a revival of mining along the Santa Maria. Several camps ar, under operation, and it was reported that sales were under negotiation. From the Mines.
 James Humphrey, general manage of the Champion Gold Mining com ranr in Crnnk Canvnn was in th