Weekly journal-miner., 1913-05-14
City News
 ....In Brief
(From Sundays Dsily.) On Mining Business.

DuSineSS NlSlOr 10 the Clty yeSIeI-
 day.
 Returns From Coast.
 B. J. Enos, general contractor, re- turned yesterday from Santa Bar
 bara. Cal, where he has been dl- gagged for several weeks.
 To the Mountains. r Mrs. Nathan Schroeder left yes terday for Oak Creek, where she contemplates remaining for the summer, on a triD of recreation.
 Outside Visitors. Mir and Mrs. Walter Cline, of Goodwin. on Turkey Creek. are in the city visiting with friends for a few days and are at the Head ho- tel
 Jeromites in City.
 Dr. L. A. Hawkins, Officer George Pruitt and Paul Scott, of Jerome were in the city "esterday on busi- ness before the probate department of the Su~erior Court.
 To the Home.
 Mrs. C. w. Bennett and children left yesterday for Clarkdale. joining MT. Bennett, an employe of the T. F. Miller Company. They will make their future home there.
 Beneficial Trip.
 J. H. Springer, the boot and shoe maker. returned yesterday from Agua Caliente Springs, and is mater tally relieved of rheumatic afflictions, after a months absence.
 From the Capital.
 Clerk of the Supreme Court ]. P. Dillon, was an arrival from Phoenix yesterday, to look after his mining and other interests in this section, as well as to visit with relatives and friends.
 Cattlemen Arrive
 s. A. Wetherell and AL Fessen- den, well known rangemen of Co., conino county, were arrivals from Flagstaff yesterday on cattle busi- ness. They are stopping at the Prescott hotel.
 For the Summer.
 w. R. Stone, formerly well known resident of this city, but for sometime a resident of Phoenix for his health. returned yesterday to re- main for the summer, and to join his wife and son here
 Expert Farmers.
 Prof. A. w. McOmie, of the Uni versity of Tucson in charge of the experimental dry farms of the State and his superintendent, L. L. Bates of the dry farm near Granite were business visitors to the city yester- day
 Returns South.
 Horo,N,, ra4u-,aJ .o tt,a So1f River Valley yesterday after looking over his range interests at Camp Wood. With his wife and family he returns early in June to remain for the summer to enjoy an ideal eli mate.
 Mining Business.
 D. M. Seaman. secretary of the Juanita Mining Company. of Crook Canyon, arrived from Phoenix yes terday and leaves today for the camp on a trip of inspection and to con- suit with Superintendent Warren for few days. From the Verde.
 Mir and Mrs. R. C. Ralston and Mrs. Lee Miller, sister of Mrs Ral ston, were arrivals from the Verde Valley yesterday and are at the Prescott hotel They made the journey in an auto. They return home today. Big Task Ahead.
 County Assessor T. E. Campbell returned yesterday from Jerome, where he Is engaged in assessing the property of the United Verde Cop per Company. The work Is but par tially finished and Mir Campbell states that another week will be re- quired to complete the important duty.
 Slight Attack.
 Deputy Clerk of the Superior Court A. L. Jones left Friday after noon for Phoenix. and if reports are true, his hurried trip to the capital is occasioned by a slight attack of heart trouble, which the lower ele-i vation is expected to be efficacious in instantly relieving He returns on the train tonight. Judge Smith Leaves.
 Superior Judge F. O. Smith left for Phoenix yesterday where he ex- poets to remain for the week. trying cases in the Superior Court of Mari copa county. Judge Krook, of Mo have county. will occupy the bench in this city in the meantime, and begins his duties tomorrow morning, when the calendar will be called. Pass Thorugh.
 MT. and Mrs John Berggren pass ed through the city yesterday for Jerome. after an outing at Agua Cal ente Springs for the past month. MT. Berggren had been taking the water cure for a severe attack of which is materially re- ieved. He has large railroad grad ng contracts at the new smelter own.
 New Vocation.
 George Thorne, for many years a locomotive engineer. on the s. F. P. & P. railway, is now engaged in he cattle business, acquiring a half interest in the range business of E. M. Albertson, on Lower Lynx Creek He was in the city yester- lay and reports stock in excellent condition, considering that last win