Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-10

enc, were visitors to the city yes terday from Humboldt on business Goes to Coast.
 George Sehuerman left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he will visit with his daughter. Mrs. H. A. Spear and children for a few weeks Lawyers Moving.
 T. G. Norris wired yesterday Rhat he reached New York City and would remain for several days. ons mining and professional business Official Visitor
 Fred Holden, live stock Inspector of Northern Arizona. after an off eial visit of several days, returned to the Santa Fe railroad yesterday to resume his duties.
 Leave for Range.
 C. E. Howard of Ash Fork, C.. C. Hutchinson of Flagstaff and N. J. Ritter of Lonesome Valley afuer- a few days in the city returned yes- terday to their respective sheep. range interests.
 Mayer Visitor.
 Mrs. H. c. Heffleman Is @ recent arrival in the city from Mayer and will remain for several days wishing. with friends. She is a guest of Mrs. H. C. Storey, wife of the superintend-- ent of the s. F., P & P. Leaves for Rodeo.
 Clarence Jackson left yesterday for Kirkland valley where he will par. tieipate for the next few weeks in the spring rodeo. representing his brother, Bert Jackson, who is unable to ride on account of illness. This will be his first time in the saddle. for over ten years.
 New Man at Fountain.
 J. P. Berry of Los Angeles is now in charge of the soda fountain at the Brisley Drug store. In addition. to being an expert in that line, he, is said to be skilled in the manu- faetuTe of ice creams. and promises: to introduce many new ''wrinkles'S in "sOft" drinks and fancy ices. Comes to Locate.
 A. E. Halstead of Stansberry, Mis- sOuri. arrived in the city yesterday and will probably make this city his home. He is the son of a wealthy lumber merchant and until recently has been residing in Tucson. He is favOrably impressed with the eli matie and business inducements of this section.
 Feminine Fans.
 Several young women of this city are organizing a baseball team, and in a few days announcement will be made of the lineup. Among the number are several recent arrivals from the east where they had an or ganizatiOn and played the national game, vanquishing amateur players of the sterner sex
 Mine Operator Arrives.
 F. L. Dwight, president or the Grand Mountain Mining Company, arrived from Los Angeles yesterday and will leave today for his camp remain indefinitely and is called showing made during the last few weeks of development in the deeper workings
 From Mining Camp
 c. H. Cunning, president Of the Big Bug Mining Company, was in the city yesterday on brief busi- ness trip and reports his camp as active in installing new machinery and prosecuting mine work The company is preparing for large re- duetion operations and recently in creased the power capacity ar the plant. Attends Convention.
 A. E. Widmeyer, city ticket sgenr of the s. F., P & p. railroad. left yesterday for Harrisburg, Pa, whore he will attend the annual eonrsn- tiOn of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. He expects to be away for thirty days. He is succeeded by U. F. Murphy, while B. H. Suther~ land assumes the night position va eated by MT. Murphy.
 Last to Drive.
 U. l. Roberts returned yesterday from a trip to the Colorado river. and his range interests on Date Creek He states feed is drying up and that he will start his three bands moving to the summer ranges along the Del Rio pipe line in the next few days He is the last rangeman to leave that winter feeding ground and does so from the lack of water. Returns to Coast.
 John W. DOugherty left yesterday for San Diego and will return during. the coming month to remain for the. summer. He will be accompanied by his wife. MT. Dougherty has decided to engage in mining and early in the fall will establish 8 camp at the Turnbeaugh mine on the Santa Maria to begin extensive development He, is a eO-Owner with T. E. Campbell of this city.