Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-15

House.
 Inspected Interests.
 c. T. Joslin, interested in the ice
 plant and other business pursuits at
 Bouse and along the A. & c. railroad,
 has returned to the city after sev-
 eral days of an investigation of his
 interests.
 To the Seaside.
 Mrs. W. T. Birch and son, Charley,
 left yesterday for Santa Monica,
 Cal, where they expect to remain
 for several weeks, and will be the
 guests of Mrs. Birch s sister, Mrs.
 W. H. Coughran.
 With the Army.
 Frank Lambertine, eonversant with
 live stock duties, was among the civ
 ilians that left the city Tuesday
 with the 18th Infantry for Texas,
 accepting a position in the quarter
 masters stables.
 Vacation Ends.
 Max Elsner, brother of Mrs. A. J., Richardson, after a visit with his parents in Los Angeles, returned yes terday, and has resumed his duties in the offices of F. P. Cruiee at the s. F., P. & P railroad
 Returns to Duty.
 E. c. Payne, Jr., wno aeeompan- jed the remains of his wife to this city after her death at Phoenix, a few days ago, left last night for Florence, to resume his duties as a guard at the penitentiary.
 Visiting Friends.
 Fred Kester and Fred Erickson, well known miners of the county, who have been at the camp of the Mint Gold Mining company, in Cop per Basin, returned to the city yes terday, and will visit with friends for few days.
 Plenty of Water.
 Grant Carter of Kirkland Valley, while in the city yesterday, stated that Kirkland Creek is carrying larger head of water for the winter months than ever before, and that the open range is more verdant than in many years. He reported good crops as a certainty, with a larger area under cultivation than form erly.
 Visited River Country.
 George Tisdale has returned from a land and mining trip of inspection to the Colorado River in the viein- ity of Parker, and reports very much interest in the country among several who contemplate locating in the near future. Return From South.
 Mrs. Eva Adams and sister, Miss Mae Davis, returned yesterday from an extended visit with friends at Swansea and other places in South ern Arizona. With their mother, they are preparing to leave for Cali fornia to make their nome near Los 
 Business Visit.
 Morse Darnall of Hillside wa. visitor to the city, yesterday, on business, returning home in the af- ternoon. He reports considerable mining going on along the Santa Maria, while in the immediate sec ton the cattle industry is expert eneing its best season in several years. Sad News Received
 MT. and Mrs. George Toner left for Jerome, receiving the sad information that the father of the former, J. W. Toner, was critic ally i'll, and death was expected to occur at any moment. The afflicted r man is suffering with dropsy, and . was for many years resident of this city, where ne has many friends who will regret to learn of his ill., ness.
 Leave for Ireland.
 The many friends of Miss May Hickey will be interested to learn that she has left the city, and after a few weeks visit with friends in San Francisco, will journey to Ire land. for a visit of several months at the former home of her father, the late Michael J. Hickey. She was a fond farewell by many friends who were at the depot Mine Manager Returns.
 J. H. Tribby, general manager of /. the Hillside Consolidated Mining operating on Cherry Creek, after several weeks in the Eastern , states consulting with stockholders, returned veSterdav and will leave