Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-21

J. E. Bark, the business man or Humboldt and Mayer, left yesterday ! Tor Phoenix on business Co be away 1 for the next two weeks. Friends.
 Mrs. Charles Carman, wife of a Mayer mining operator, is in the city for few days visiting with friends and is at tho St. Michael. Teacher.
 C. F. Cox, in charge of the public school of Skull Valley, was in the city yesterday on business matters, return ing home on the afternoon train. To tho Resort.
 President R. N. Fredcricks of the Prescott National Bank, left yester. day for Castle Hot Springs on a trip of rccuperation for the next ten days. Comes to Reside.
 Miss Bertha Graves, daughter of Conductor Graves of the s. F. P. P. railway, arrived from Phoenix yester day. to make this city her home, and will practice the profession of trained nurse She enjoys good nsmc in medical circles in this state and Southern California. Accepts Appointment.
 Miss Susie Murphy, until recently stenographer in the law offices Of IT. F. Ashurst in this city, left yestcr day morning for Phoenix, where she will fill a similar position with State Auditor Cailaghan. She was accom- panied by her mother, the latter to visit with friends for several days. To the Seaside.
 Charles W. Smith, son of Mrs. w. II. Smith, left yesterday for the coast where he will enjoy trip of recrea' ton for several weeks, the journey being taken to the sea level for heart troubles, 1t is said.
 Business Trip.
 Ex-County Treasurer A. J. Herndon left yesterday for Phoenix to perfect arrangements for returning to n busi' ness career, accepting the agency of a life insurance company, with his headquarters in this city
 From ths Mines.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. B. Parker, the former son of Sam Parker, were arrivals in the city yesterday from the Pickaway mining camp near Turkey, for few days visit with friends in the city, and are at the Prescott Hotel.
 From the Pacific.
 w. V. DeCamp, general manager of the Pacific Copper Mining com. pany arrived in the city Friday even ing from Silver Mountain on business affecting that property. Develop. ment continues and the showing he reports, Is sll that could be expected.
 From Tuesday's Daily, Business Trip.
 Matt Andres, the cigar manufactur. CT, left yesterday for Jerome on n business trip for the rest of the week
 Buys Mining Claim.
 Fred W. Williams has sold 10 wm. c. Kent, his one.half interest in the burson mine, near Senator, for nom. inal consideration.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs Bert Malloy and Mrs. T. IT.. Shipp were visitors with friends in the city over Sunday, returning to Ash Fork yesterday.
 From Congress.
 Chss. A. Randall, in charge of the interests of the Congress Gold com. pany, at Congress, was in the city yesterday on business.
 Pioneer Lsavss.
 John Carmichael, for several months a member of the Pioneers Home in this city, left yesterday for Florence, and from that city proceeds later to California, where friends and rela. lives will care for him. Visiting Pioneer,
 Mir. and Mrs. William c. Kent, es. timable pioneer residents of the Sen. ator section. were in the city yester. day visiting with friends and to at. tend the funeral of Mrs. Minnie Halle.
 Eastern Visitor.
 Mrs. Charles Albright, of Newton, H., arrived in the city yesterday and will remain for several days az a guest of Mrs c. c. Keelsr, before DfoeeedinU to the eoaat fov th. hal