Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-26
(From Fridays Dsily) Mercantile Visitor.

(From Fridays Dsily) Mercantile Visitor.
 w. R. Achauer, the merchant of Mayer. is in the city on business. Mining Visitor.
 George Woolf is m the city from Turkey creek district on business and pleasure trip for a few days Attending Chautauqua. Mrs. D. J. Evans, of Humboldt, K in the city for few days, visit ing with friends and to enjoy the Chautauqua.
 For the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert s Fisher. of Phoenix. the former an attorney. have arrived for the summer. and are at the Congress House Business Visitor.
 l.. j. Haselield. merchant of Kirk land. is in the city visiting his V fife and daughter for few days, the latter being i'll and under medical treatment.
 From the Resort.
 II. F.. Haackc, agent of the s F. Y. X r railway al Iron Springs was in the city yesterday on busi- ness. and stated that the office had been opened for the summer season To Enjoy Climate.
 Mrs. Margaret Becson, of the Verde valley. a recent arrival from Illinois, is in the city for few weeks to enjoy the climate and scenery of this section, which she states is a revelation.
 Returns to Camp.
 Gerald Hudson. developing cop per property west of Iron Springs returned to his camp yesterday with supplies. and states that many pros. pectors are engaged in making To- cations in that section, and it is probable that the coming summer will be active.
 Investigating Interests.
 NJ. B. Hcrely. of Chicago. ac. companied by his son. M. B. Here. ley. Jr.. arrived in the city ycster- day and will remain for several days to make an inspection of mines in the Walker district. in which the former is interested,
 Student Returns.
 Frank c. Murphy returned yes. terday from Denver. after years absence as a student of the Jesui, college. He will spend his vacation at home and returns in few months to resume his studies. He was accorded welcome from many | friends
 HOUSED OF GRAND LARCENY
 On the complaint of J. w. Heit- gen, mine owner of the Bradshaw mountains, County Attorney r. w. OSullivan has issued warrant for the arrest of Patsey Fogarty. who Is charged with petit and grand larceny A burro and Winchester rifle are alleged to have been stolen from Heitgen.
 HORSE GOODS STOLEN.
 On the complaint of Fred Ullmo forest ranger of the Poland divi. sion, search warrant has been is- sued by the county attorney on the premises of Thomas Alsap, the lat. ter being accused of the theft oi pair of silver spurs. bridlc and reins, with other articles used on a riding horse.
 CONCLUDE VISIT.
 Mir, and Mrs Leo Von Rosen. DefB icit yesterday, the former tc Denver on mining business, and the latter to the Grand Canyon to resume her painting of that wonder She expects to be engaged in hcr artistic work for the next two months, when her canvass will be exhibited in eastern cities. Mir. Won Rosenberg has been making exam. nations of mines in the Bradshaw mountains, at frequent intervals for the past year. for eastern investors
 TRIP OF RECREATION. J, T Brown, a we'll known pioneer resident and farmer on the Copper Basin road, left yesterday for a two months trip of recreation through Colorado, the Yellowstone Park, and along the coast states He will visit with his father at Oceansidc. Cal, for few weeks on the return trip home. EDUCATORS MEET.
 County School Superintendent Nc. Swiggin left yesterday for Phoenix. to attend the first meeting of the state board of education. which con venes today. Under the law enact .l