Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-01

C. S. Jacobs, conductor on the United Verde & Pacific railroad, af ter several days in Phoenix on fra ternal matters, passed through the city yesterday to resume his run out of Jerome.
 Seeks Range Field.
 O. A. Lange, who recently sold bis range interests to w. V. Radley, left yesterday for the southern part of the county, where ne will look over the field with the view of again entering the cattle industry. Commercial Visitor.
 Frank Nestor. Huron merchant, was a business visitor to the city yesterday and also mingled with his many friends. He states the gen eral outlook in that section is good for mining and other pursuits. From the Mines.
 Blake Baker, mining man of the Cherry Creek district, was an arrival in the city yesterday on business, and will return today. He gives very good account of mine work in that section, where several companies are operating successfully.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. T. D. Carter and daughter, Mrs. J. D. Glenn, arrived from the Upper Verde yesterday and will re- main for few days, visiting with friends. Mrs. Carter is en route to her home in Walnut Grove after visit to the above section. Mayer Visitors.
 W. J. Davis, formerly a resident of this city and the Verde Valley, arrived Thursday from Salem, Ore, and will remain for a few days to look after business interests. He left this section over two years ago, and has prospered in the north. Visiting Relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. T. c. Nolan, the former in charge of the Haselfelt mercantile house at Kirkland, ar rived yesterday for few days visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. Nolan is sister of Mrs. Edward A. Kastner.
 Officials in Field.
 Assessor T. E. Campbell and hls deputy. F.. W. Stephens, left yester- day for the Copper Creek and other sections in the western part of the county on an extended assessing trip. They expect to be away for the next ten days, and will make complete canvass of the country. Visiting Afflicted Son.
 Jesse Tomlinson of Columbus Tenn. arrived yesterday and will re- main for an indefinite visit with his son. Stoddard Tomlinson, who IS at the Pamsetgaaf sanatorioum. The lat ter is suffering with tuberculosis and has been in the city for the past two years.
 Leaves for Coast.
 R. S. Mason, chief engineer of the Arizona Power company, left yester- day for Los Angeles, to visit with his wife for a few weeks and also in connection with company affairs a branch office of the General Flee trie Construction company being maintained in the above city.
 Preparing to Resume.
 " z. short, one of the oftlelai' of the Mount Elliott Consolidated Mines company, arrived yesterday al ternoon from Pittsburg, Pa, and will remain indefinitely. He is her' to arrange for the early resumption of operations on that enterprise anG will leave for the camp in Cnaparra
 in few days to look the situatlor
 over with that purpose in view.
 Preparing for Easter. Mrs. John Lindell left yesterda! , for Los Angeles. to make selection of flora for the Easter season Il this city, and expects to be ava!
 for the next two weeks. She IS
 skilled florist and will introduce P many new growth, from that mar P ket. Mrs. Walters will have eharg ' of the conservatory during her ao senee.
 Pleased With Country.
 Dr. E.. E. Helby of Azusa; Cal 3 nephew of Dr. William Woodburn l p:esident of the New Cumberlan' l Mining company. arrived from tn ? works on Pine Flat, yesterday, ant
 will leave today for home, after sev
 e,al days of an examination of tha , section. He was accompanied to tn 2 city by Dr. Woodburn, and expressed 5 himself in very favorable terms O