Weekly journal-miner., 1913-04-30
0From Fridays Daily.)

Business Trip.
 c. C. Spencer, of Dewey, merchant and freighter, was a business visitor to the city yesterday.
 Visiting Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. John Gleason of Gleason, Arizona, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Julia Murphy. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. J. B. Hayes, of Turkey, is in the city to visit with friends for a few days, and is at the Prescott ho- tel.
 Back From Phoenix.
 Miss Nydia Acker returned yes terday from Phoenix where she spent week in connection with her floral business.
 Visited the Capital.
 J. E. Cook returned yesterday from few days visit to Phoenix on business and left later for Msyer, where he resides.
 Mine Examination.
 John S Rielly left yesterday for the desert country along the A. & C. railroad on mine examination trip for prospective eastern investors. Visiting With Friends.
 Mrs Lucy Hunter and Mrs. D. (. Johnson of Camp Verde, are in the city to visit with friends for sev- eral days and are at the Head Ho- tel.
 Autoists Here.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. P. Ellison and Joc Rambaud, of Ash Fork, were ar rivals yesterday on business and pleasure trip, making the journey in an auto.
 Mayer Visitor.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. w. Giroux, and Geo. w Woodling, of Mayer, are in the city on business, and register ed at the Prescott hotel. Mir Cir oux is interested in mines in that field, and reports more activity than in many months.
 Rain on the Range.
 (. H. Hooker returned to the city yesterday from his Ash Creek and Horseshoe Ranch ranges, and re- ports a fine rain on Wednesday. New grass is beginning to grow and old time conditions are assured as result of this opportune downpour. On Official Business.
 w. R. Johnson, live stock inspec tor, was in the city yesterday on official business from Jerome June tion. He states that cattle will be gin moving out at later date this year than formerly owing to the unfavorable weather and the lack of feed on the range. Railroad Accident.
 Wednesday nights north bound passenger train was held up at Hill side for over four hours, due to several coal cars of a freight leaving the track. The loss of property was light. and fortunately no injury to any employe followed. Valley Visitor.
 L. ]. Hasefeld, the merchant of Kirkland, was a brief visitor to the city yesterday, on business, and states the coming of a big rain on Tuesday was welcomed by cattlemen and farmers after the long period of drouth and unusually cold weather Returns to Mine.
 Fred Swillin returned to his camp on Big Bug yesterday after four days trip to the city, and was join ed by a brother, who arrived on Wednesday from Leadville, Colorado who comes for his health to re- main for the summer and to seek a ! lower altitude
 Recuperating Health.
 D. R. Mcdonald, father of Mrs. | Mark Bradley, left yesterday for Phoenix, on a two months trip to recuperate his health, and to seek a lower elevation. He has been i'll for several weeks, and physicians have ordered a change of climate He will be the guest of James Cashion, nephew.
 Pioneer Woman Visitor.
 Mrs. J. H. Campbell, who will be favorably remembered as the wife of the late Mickey" Stewart, of Flagstaff, the latter during his life prominently known as a politician and lawyer, was a brief visitor to the city yesterday on legal matters, and received a welcome from many