Weekly journal-miner., 1913-05-28
Returning Home.


 the United Verde Copper Company, is in the city en route to Jerome af- ter two weeks trip of recreation along the coast
 Mining Visitors.
 w. T. Waters, a we'll known min CT arrived from the Climax camp yesterday to enjoy vacation for few days. He gives a good report of that property.
 Over New Road.
 Morse Darnell, of Hillside, is in the city, making the journey from that point via Thompson Valley over the new wagon road in the county's automobile.
 Business Trip.
 C. V. Hopkins, civil engineer of the United Verde Copper Company, was an arrival yesterday from Je- rome, on business and pleasure trip and is at the St. Michael Local Doctors Honored
 At the State Medical Society meet ing, just closed, held at Globe, Dr. John W. Finn was elected First Vice President and Dr. C. E. Yount as SecrctaryEditor fthe organiza- ton.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Frank Petsrson, of Jerome Junction, wife of Conductor Peter son, of the United Verde Railway, is ;n. the city for a few days visit ing with friends and is at the Pres colt hotel
 Visit Ends.
 Mrs. w. O. Murray, sister of Ed. Shumate and Mrs. J. E. Schmidt, of this city, after two months visit returned Thursday night to- her home at Shelvina, Missouri, and was accompanied by a son of Mrs. Schmidt
 From the Range.
 Arthur E. Garrett, of Ash Fork. heavily identified with the sheep growing business, was visitor to the city yesterday, and gives a good report of the summer outlook, new feed coming up on the range. From the Mines.
 Fred s. Darragh, the mining man of the Hassayampa, was a business visitor to the city yesterday. He re- ports the Maxton section as very lively, and the indications for several big properties to be established as practically assured First Long Trip.
 NIT. and Mrs. E. w. Monroe of Camp Verde were in the city yes terday. making the first trip. out of that section in their handsome new Michigan auto. Only three and one half hours were necessary to nego- tiate the 4S-mile run. They return home today. Passed Away.
 Miss Harriet Hudson, who was called to Wyandotte, Kansas, on ac- count of the illness of a brother, writes that the latter passed away on May IA, from a hemorrhage of the lungs. She will return in a short time 10 remain during the summer Tor her health. Big Cattle Roundup.
 Live Stock Inspector w. R. John 'ton while i'll the city yesterday stat ed that all rangemen in the Big Chino Valley country were in camp 1T Perkinsville, and the spring roundup was going on. Cattle were n fair condition, but general com plaint twas heard over rain being badly needed. Wants Wheel Job.
 Applications for official chauceur of the county are coming in thick md. fast, Kelly Crozier. of Skull Valley, asking for the position yes erday from the board of supervis- DTS. The new Hudson car seems o De popular among drivers, and others are after the job of piloting | around when required. Pleased Engineer.
 E. K. Lewis, mining engineer of Grass Valley, Cal, after a three lays trip to the south of the city. himself as very much ini- 'ressed with the mineral possibilities # the Senator section, particularly. 1e leaves for the coast today, but eturns later to continue his obser- 'ations. He was a visitor about i've years ago. Coming Fighters.
 Letters received from Annapolis rom Thomas D. Ross, state that he 5 now full hedged midshipman in