Weekly journal-miner., 1912-03-06

 Long Beach, Cal, the latter making tour of Arizona. Accepts New Position.
 D. M. Burleson. for some time with the $. F. P. X P. railway in this city, as n stenographer, left yesterday for Phoenix, where he will fin similar position with Superintendent Scott of the Southern Pacific railway. His wife preceded him few days ago. visiting Miner.
 ]. II. Farrell, general manager of the Arizona Bonanza Mining company, is in the city from his camp near Me Cabe, and gives n good report of re- cent development. Sinking has been started on the main shaft which has been unwatcred. and drifting will soon be commenced. He is well pleased with the showing.
 (From Saturdays Daily Brief Business "Trip.
 C. E. Howard left yesterday for Los Angeles on business trip for few weeks.
 From tho Mines.
 Hank Bevering arrived from the Copper Creek country, in Eureka dis trict, yesterday, on business. Business Trip. Major A. l. Piekrel was in the city yesterday on business from his mining camp on Slate Creek. Mining visitorr. q. C. Cox and Andy Nelson, mining men of the Agua Fria district, arrived from Dewey yesterday on business. Business Visitor.
 IT, W. Joss, chief clerk of the Unit cd Verde Copper company, arrived from Jerome yesterday on brief busi. ness visit.
 Legal Mission.
 Richard Lamson left yesterday for Phoenix on legal matters for the firm of Anderson & Lamson, to he absent for few days.
 From the Mines. ]. NJ. Cook, . mining man of Yae. ger Canyon, was in the city yesterday on business trip, and reports con siderable activity in that field. Return Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Robinson returned to their home in Kirkland valley yesterday after n weeks visit with relatives and friends in the city. Mining Visitor.
 Charles McMahon, one of the own. CTS of the McMabon group of mines on French Culch, near Kirkland, was in the city yesterday from his camp on business.
 To Enjoy Climate.
 The Misses Ella and Vicente Vii. ton are recent arrivals in the city from Toledo, Ohio, and will remain indefinitely, coming for the benefit of the health of the latter. Returns to old Home. The many friends in the city of Mrs. R. E. Dolly will be interested to learn that she has returned to the city to reside, her husband purchasing an interest in the Prescott Auto com. pany. 2 Business Visitor. R. B. struthen, travelling represen' f tative of the Ivory Pond Piano com l. pany, of Boston, arrived in the city !. yesterday and is making the rounds V of the state for his well known house He is at the Prescott Hotel
 Returns From Visit !. Mrs. J. Paul, the popular hostess of h the Jerome Junction hotel, was . busi- n ness visitor to the city yesterday, re. s turning n few days ago from Salt d Lake City and the coast visiting with is relatives for several weeks.
 Asttomsy Rsturns
 F. s. Clark. who has been waiting
 towns along the Santa Fe for several
 dsys, on legal matters for clients, rs- 'f turned yesterday. He reports mining 's in Mohaye county as unusually active
 and several new gold producers as ss.
 sured. k To Summer Here. '' Mrs Maud l.. Baldwin, her son An
 drew and Mrs. De Bell arrived ys
 terday from Los Angeles to spend tho n summer in Prescott. They were her, $, a year ago and were so pleased witi l. the climate, that they are returning
 for another season. They bring witl
 them their Hudson ear, and win oe ' eupy the Sloan residence. a Leave for New Home. 's Mrs. A. T. Coz and daughter, Mis-,
 l.. r. Goa, Jeff yesterday for Los An
 geles, where they will reside. Mrs 'f Coz is one of the pioneer rosidonti