Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-22
(From Saturdays Daily.)

From Saturdays Daily.)
 Legal Journey.
 LeROy Anderson, attorney, left yes terday for Phoenix, where he ex- poets to remain for a few days on professional business. Visiting Friends.
 Miss Grace Sparks, stenographer of the Chamber of Commerce, left yesterday for Jerome, to visit with friends for a few days.
 Drilling Desert Lands.
 c. J. Maxwell. with MeVey Bros. drilling for water along the A. < c. railroad, arrived from Bouse, yester- day, on a business visit.
 Returns From Line.
 A. W. Keith, with the Prescott Gas and Electric company, after sev- eral days along the line and at Jer- ome, inspecting electrical apparatus, returned to the city yesterday. Former Resident Returns.
 Frank Coon, former resident of this city, arrived yesterday from Mari eopa, on the Southern Pacific rail road, and will remain for several days, visiting with friends. Leaves for South.
 Mrs. Emma J. Duff and daughter left this morning for Phoenix, where they will spend the winter, the for mer seeking a change of climate af ter severe attack of sickness. Returns From Visit.
 Ralph Dobbins, attaehe of the R. H. Burmister & Sons Co.,, returned yesterday after an absence of month, visiting with his parents in Mo, and other cities in that state. After Federal Jurors.
 B. Anderson, Deputy United States Marshal, returned yesterday from Jerome, where several grand and petit jurors were summoned for the term of the Federal Court to be convened here Monday. i Greeted By Friends.
 R. E. Perkins, whose marriage took place a short time ago, in Phoenix, has returned from a honey moon trip, and was in the city yes terday from his home on the Upper Verde. He was extended many con eratulations from friends. Drilling Progresses.
 John s. Brenaman, in charge of enurn drilling operations at the works of the Mines Development company, near Kirkland Valley, was an arrival yesterday. He states that two machines are steadily at work in exploiting that vast field. Comes to Funeral.
 Mrs. Minnie Rutter of Hereford, Tex, arrived yesterday to attend the funeral of William H. Harris, whose remains will be inferred Sunday morning in the K. of P cemetery. The funeral will be held at II O clock from the chapel of the Ruff 1 ner undertaking parlOrs, under the auspices of the Knights of Pythias. Interests.
 c. W. Hull arrived yesterday from Jerome, and brought samples of rich ore recently developed in the Hull Copper company mines, which show heavy values in copper, and are at traeting much favorable comment. l, He will leave today for Huron, where development is under way on the old Swindler mine. ! Returns From Camp.
 T. F.. Campbell returned yesterday from the camp of the Haynes Copper . at Jerome, and states that important developments are pending in the East among the stockholders, affecting the future of that interest, and which it is believed will be of favorable consideration in extensive exploitation of the property.
 Leaves for Range.
 R. E. Miller, cattleman of the Santa Maria, after a few days in the city on business, returned to his yesterday. He speaks in good terms of the condition of the ,attle and the range feed. Mrs. Miller will remain for an extended visit with relatives and friends and l 3 domieiled at the old Miller home ( stead. Enjoying the Baths. ]
 F. H. Meek is in receipt of a let ] from MT. and Mrs. Milton Tregalles, It Agua Caliente springs, which f bring. the agreeable news that the C