Weekly journal-miner., 1913-05-28

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 Business Trip.
 E. B. Cleary, the business man of Ash Fork, is in the city for few days.
 From the North.
 M. Duffy, merchant of Williams, was an arrival in the city yesterday on business. and is at the Prescott i hotel.
 County Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Miller, of the Santa Maria, are in the city on busi- ness and to visit with relatives for the rest of the week.
 Visiting Stockman. James McClain, one of the best known rangemen of Coconino county is in the city on business, and is at Brinkmeyer's hotel for a few days For the Summer.
 Joe Kelly, young, man of Phoe- nix, was.a an arrival in the city Sun day and will remain for the sum- mer at the home of Mrs. H. H. Car ter. Verde Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs R. C. Ral,ton, of the Verde Valley, are in the city on business, making the trip in their auto. They are at the. Prescott hotel
 Business Trip.
 E. R. Stauffer, lineman of the 5. F. P. & P. railway, left Sunday for Las Cruces, N M., on a two weeks trip to look after his real estate in- terests. .--
 Concludes Visit.
 Mrs. J. B. McNalIy, wife of Dr. McNally, returned yesterday from months visit with Mrs. B. s. Price in the capital city, and reports an enjoyable outing.
 From the West.
 Roland Nichols, deputy sheriff and livestock inspector of the Hillside district, is in the city on official business and reports much interest as manifested over the building of the new county wagon road which opens up again large area of coun- try which for many years has been isolated to that method of communi- cation. Visited Old Home.
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Hubbard, with their daughter, Miss M C. Hubbard and son, H. L. Hubbard, were brief visitors to the city Sunday from Redlands, Cal They are en route east. In early days they were resi- dents Home From Capitol.
 Speaker Linney of the legislative assembly and Mrs. Linney have re- turned from the capital city, and the former will resume his profession as an attorney. They were given a cor dial greeting from. many friends in the city
 Return Home.
 Mrs. Lulu B. Ward and Miss Nancy Browning, mother and aunt respectively of Mrs. Lester Ruffner, returned home to Benton, Illinois, afternoon, after an extend ed visit to the city Coast Visitor. -
 Mrs. Charles George, wife of the head painter of the Santa Fe rail road, arrived from Los Angeles yes terday and will remain for several days to enjoy the climate and visit with friends in the city. Saloon Burglarized.
 A burglar entered the Star Saloon on South Granite street a few morn ngs ago, broke open the slot ma shine from which he secured a few dollars in nickelS, and also obtained $500 from the cash register An at .empt to enter the safe was unsuc- ,essful
 Active Country.
 John Flanagan, the freighter in md out of Kirkland valley, while in he city yesterday stated that min ng activity adjacent was going Ihead, and in recent months more were developing than for nerly. With farming and other pur- tufts, he anticipates a prosperous ummer. . H E Sunday Visitors. :s. a: D; MT. and Mrs C. E. Burton, of I Del Rio, were visitors with friends , n the city Sunday. The former had ] cen looking after his sheep inter ] sts on the desert, and reports the ;