Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-18

Northern Arizona for a few days on business.
 Visiting Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Bethune, Jr., and son arrived from Humboldt yes terday to visit with friends for sev- eral days.
 Visiting Friends.
 E. c. Fuller, agent of the 4. & C.. railroad at VicksbuIg, arrived in the clay yesterday for few days visit with friends
 Business Trip.
 E. E. Hill, of Hill Bros, cement and general contractors, arrived from Jerome yesterday where his firm is busily engaged.
 Pioneer Woman Leaves.
 Mrs. James Guild, an estimable pioneer resident of this city, left yes terday for Los Angeles, where she contemplates residing.
 Seeks Change
 Mrs. William Johnson, who has been spending the summer ;n this city for the benefit of her health, left yesterday for Tucson for the winter.
 Mining Visitor.
 E. l.. Gibson. interested in mines in the Martinez district, arrived in the city yesterday from Octave, which he. reports very active at several points in gold mining.
 Returns From East.
 Mrs. W. E. Paul. wife Of Conductor Paul. of the :. F. P. & p. railway, returned yesterday from Logansport, Ind. her former home after several weeks of a visit with relatives and friends.
 Viscited Old Home.
 John Barent returned yesterday from Clinton, Iowa. after a two months visit with his mother and other rela- tives. whom he had not seen in many years. He states that this country is far more attractive. Outing on coast.
 R. c. Fox. messenger of W. r. & Co.,, on the Bradshaw Mountain rail road, returned yesterday from a months visit with relatives and friends in San Francisco and other coast cities and will resume his duties tomorrow. Arrives From South.
 Mother Paul, head of the Sisters of Mercy of Arizona and New Mexico arrived from the south yesterday on one of her periodical visits of in speetion of the academies and hos pitals of the order. She will remain here few days. Tourists Resume Journey. NIT. and Mrs. M. Newfield, after a brief ,soiourn in the city as guests of Nr and Mrs. \. Levy and Mrs. D. Levy, resumed their journey yes terday to Lodi, Cal. their home, after six months trip tbroad. MT. May field is an uncle of Mrs D. Levy. Brief Visit.
 Governor R. F.. Sloan arrived from Phoenix yesterday to welcome to Ari- zona Secretary of War Henry L. i Stimson and Chief of Staff Leonard Wood, who are due to arrive in Pres eott this morning from Camp Apache. Governor Sloan states that Mrs. Sloan 1 and family will leave today for Pboe- 1 nix for their winter residence Establishes Offices.
 Scott Mitchell, vice-president and {, secretary of the L. J. Smith Construe ton company, having the contract for building the new railroad from Cedar Glade to the Verde valley, left yes terday for Denver on business for | few days. He states his company has established offices in the Prescott National Bank building, while a Pri- 1 yate office will be maintained at the Hotel St. Michael. Made Long Trip.
 G. L. Moselle, financial representa- tive of the Arizona Life Insurance company, returned yesterday from several weeks of business trip to northern Arizona. He will remain in the city to look after the interests of his company, establishing permanent offices. Several hundred miles were negotiated in his auto. and the long journey was a profitable one for the information learned of the country. He was welcomed by many friends on his return.
 Another Aspirant Visits.
 Among the many aSpirantS for po.i-