Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-22
Popular Officer Arrives.

Popular Officer Arrives.
 Joe Woods, one of the best known and efficient sheriffs in Arizona, ar
 rived from Winslow yesterday. and
 will remain for few days on offie-
 ial business.
 Legal Mission.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins left Sunday for Los Angeles. where he is called
 for a few days as attorney for clients
 on mining in this field On his re-
 turn he will be accompanied by his
 wife, who is at Stanford University visiting their daughter, a student of
 that institution.
 Verde Visitors. i Miss Inez NJ. Benedict and brother.
 O. A. Benedict. of the Verde Valley,
 were arrivals in the city yesterday, and will remain for a few days visit ing with friends.
 Brief Visitors. | Mir. and Mrs. William Gronlund spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in the city, arriving from Ash Fork, where the former is en- gagged in business.
 Condition Improved. J. J. Fisher, general manager of
 the Little Daisy mine, at Jerome,
 after several weeks at the AgHa Cal iente Springs, has returned to his
 home in the city, and reports his
 condition as very much improved.
 He was suffering with rheumatic troubles.
 Greets old Commander. i Attorney N. A. Vyne left Sunday for Phoenix to meet his former com mander, Colonel Roosevelt, and at tend the banquet given in honor of the Colonel by the Rough Riders of Arizona
 Visiting Friends. MT. and Mrs. Paul H. Wright ar rived from Camp Wood, yesterday, : and will remain for few days visit ing with friends. He reports cattle and range in fine condition in that country.
 Passes Through. Reese M. Ling, who has been in Northern Arizona for several days on legal business, passed through the city yesterday, en route to Southern Arizona to consult with clients. He will return tomorrow.
 Recovers From Illness.
 The many friends of Mrs J. C. Snow, an estimable woman of the Pioneer colony, will be pleased to learn that she is pronounced out of danger and in a few weeks will be fully restored to health. Leaves for Coast.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph O'Connor. the former well known as a plumber. accompanied by their son, John J. O'Connor, after several years resi- denee. left yesterday for Alameda. Cal, where they will reside. Improved By Change.
 W. C. Parsons legion of friends in this county, will be pleased to learn that after a week spent in the Salt River Valley, his health has ma terially improved, and accompanied by his physician. Dr. R. N. Looney, he returned to the city yesterday, and is at the Hotel St. Michael While in New York City, a few months ago. Mir Parsons was stricken i'll suddenly with heart trouble. It is believed ne will soon be restored to normal health
 Visited Daughter.
 Mrs. J. F. Daggs, who has been visiting her daughter at Harrington during the week, returned to the city yesterday and in a few days will leave for her home in Williams She was formerly resident of Prescott and was extended cordial greeting from many friends. From Mining Camp.
 MT. and Mrs. A. B. Peach, the former foreman of the Commercial Mining company, in Copper Basin. were visitors with friends in the city during Sunday and Monday NIT. Peach reports development progress ing satisfactorily and erosseutting east and west from the 800 foot level under way.