Weekly journal-miner., 1911-04-05

morning for San Saba, Texas, to visit relatives for a month
 Returns Home.
 Mrs. L. Finished, of Jerome, who has been the guest for few days of Mrs. J. W. Lund, returned home yes terday.
 Rangeman Visitor.
 C. E. Hamm, one of the leading cattlemen of the Verde valley, is in the city on business and will return home today.
 Mercantile Visitor.
 W. Wilkins, merchant of Dewey, was in the city yesterday and re- ports business conditions improving in that section during the past few months.
 Mercantile Visitor
 c. E. Price, merchant of Mayer, o was an arrival in the city yesterday On business, and gives a good report of that section in mining and other pursuits.
 Returns to Camp.
 MT. and Mrs Joseph Mackin return ed to their camp at the Eleanor placed mining camp yesterday after a few days visit on business and pleasure.
 Railroad Official Visits.
 Neil Bailey, superintendent of the United Verde and Pacific railway, was in the city yesterday on a brief business trip, and returned last night to Jerome. Leaves for Coast.
 Mrs "Jaek'' Jones, wife of the popular mecnanic of the s. F., P. & P, left yesterday for Los Angeles, where she will visit with friends for a few weeks. Closes School.
 Miss Harriet c. Woodland, accom- panied by her mother, Mrs. A. L. ] Woodland, arrived from Iron King yesterday, after completing a very successful term of the public school. Both will make their nome in the city.
 Prom Firing Line.
 Two Mexicans passed through the city yesterday after participating with the insurrectos in Sonora, for several weeks. Both escaped without being wounded, and are en route to Holbrook to resume their vacations as sheep herders. They prefer this ! work, they say, to rounding up the federal soldiers with little pay and less to eat
 Leaves for Barstow.
 E.A. Shelton, until recently with the S. F., P. & P at Jerome Junction, as assistant agent, will leave today for Barstow, Cal, where he antici- pates locating.
 Pioneer Visitor.
 M. D. Langley, one of the oldest residents of the Kirkland Valley section, was in the city yesterday on business, and reports considerable mining activity going on in the foot hills adjacent to his nome Returns to Camp.
 George Ford, who has mining in- terests near the Ray camp in Pinai eopnty, arrived yesterday after sev- eral months of an. absence, and will leave today for Mineral Point district to resume operations on his proper ties. Ii Rural Visitor.
 F. R. Stees, engaged in farming in the Jerome Junction section, was an arrival in the city yesterday on busi ness, and reports the dry method of { tilling the soil under way at many places, with favorable indications of raising big crops this summer. On. Legal Business <. Mrs. N. A. Thomas, wife of a ] former foreman of the United Verde ] mine, accompanied by her brother-in- law, M. E. Thomas, was in the city ] yesterday on matters affecting the estate of ner deceased husband, and ' both will return home to Jerome to- day. 1 Gets the Furniture. Harry Harter was yesterday award | ed the furniture given by Tribby's ] Shoe Store to the customer with record of having bought the greatest l quantity of merchandise during the ' past sixteen weeks Mir Harter had ( cards showing $lss.75 by himself and T friends. i Looked at Interests. P. B. Dreiser, night clerk in the Hotel St. Michael, mas returned to his a duties after examining his mining e interests near Wenden on the A. 6 c. ( -