Weekly journal-miner., 1913-05-14

| week Tn the city visiting with
 friends, returned to Phoenix yes
 terday
 To the Seaside.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Cheverton left
 yesterday for San Diego, where they
 will enjoy an outing for the next
 month.
 Rural Visitors.
 John L. Leavell and J. w. Pride,
 successful dry farmers of Big Chino
 Valley, were in the city on busi-
 ness.
 Leaves the City.
 Frank Grabb left yesterday for
 Flagstaff, where he contemplates re-
 siding in the future and where he
 will engage in business.
 Valley Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Evans of
 Kirkland Valley. were visitors with friends in the city yesterday. re- turning home later in the day.
 Outside Arrival.
 L. R. Hebb, until recently min ing in the Humboldt section. is in the city en route to the Bradshaws, and is at the Sherman house
 Retires From Business
 Owing to i'll health. Pete Caston- quay, closed the Del Monte Cafe yesterday, after a weeks tenantry, and will engage in other pursuits. Leaves For Capital.
 Attorney Robert E. Morrison has gone to Phoenix, on legal duties be- fore the Superior Court of Maricopa county, to be away for the rest of the week.
 Eastern Visitors.
 Miss Nellie Carothers. of Paducah, Kentucky. accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. C. F. Johnson, are in the city to remain for the summer and are at the Head Hotel.
 From Desert Camp.
 w. J. Martin, manager of the Yuma-Warrior mines in the liar qua Halas. returned to the city yes terday and reports development as being vigorously prosecuted. Improvements at Resort.
 Norman Hale is home for a few days from Castle Hot Springs where he has been doing the stone work on some new cottaOes that are be- | ing erected at the famous resort. Pleasure Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. I. F. Wolpe, of Phoenix, were visitors to the city during the week, the guests of Mir. and Mrs Nathan Levy. They re- turn next month to remain for the 
 Mines.
 D. J. Beale, mining engineer, with headQuarters at St. Louis, is a re- cent arrival in the city and will make examination of mines to the south later. He was visitor about one year ago.
 Returns From South.
 A Josephson, one of the best known miners in this section, after an absence of over one year at the Mammoth mines of Geo. U. Young, n Final county, returned yesterday 70 remain for the summer. Summer Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. Sterling Gaskill, visitors to Prescott last summer rom Tucson, returned Tuesday and remaining until August. They left yesterday for the Verde Valley for a few days visit with 'elatlVeS. Mining Visitor. |
 Earl E. Webster, mining in the Senator section, was business visi- or to the city yesterday and reg stered at Brinkmeyer's hotel. He 1 eports that field as lively and pro- luction this summer will be greater han at any time in many years. Business Trip. fl J. H. Cordes, formerly a resident 'i this county, arrived from Tempe : ,esterday and will leave today for [ ,ordeS, where he has interests | 7lth his son, Charles Cordes. He 'ill remain for a few d S, but lat r comes here for the summer with q is family. I 'eturns to Old Home. q MT. and Mrs. w. D. Gum. after a f lree-year residence in Prescott. left C st night for Glasgow. Scotland, il leir old home where they will re- C de in the future. En route they Ill visit with relatives at St. Johns. r, . F. Their leaving is very much gretted by many friends. H asses Through. il . e Crown King Mines Company. W
 metallurgist, passed through C; e city yesterday en route to the R 'inkelman section He was recent
 driven out of Mexico with other ol nericans. He has been visiting te th relatives at Wichita, Kansas. hi eveloping Mines. NJ Harry c. Brown was an arrival ar pm the Bradshaws yesterday. or lere he is engaged in operating W 5 mines. Since his health has i'm lv owed, he will continue to reside in P e above section and forego return ? to the coast. He gives a good w port of general conditions in that eli Id. ch lgagement Announced. ut Mrs. Mabel NJ. Conn, daughter of in
 r. Hall, member Of the legis- of i've assembly, who arrived from m; oenix Tuesday with Mrs. Hall. pr to be married next week to w. R, tt Turner, a merchant of Chloride, Al. =