Weekly journal-miner., 1913-05-28

(From Thursdays Daily.)

Concludes Business.
 A. C. Nichols, interested in mines
 of this section, after an extended
 business trip, returned to San Diego
 yesterday, but contemplates rerurn-
 ing later
 Investigating Home. Charles R. Osborn, citizen member
 of the board of control, has arrived
 from the capital and is making an
 investigation of the Pioneers Home
 in this city.
 Joins Husband
 Mrs. Harry Theurer left yesterday for Jerome, where her husband is a mechanical engineer of the Little Daisy. She will make her future home in that city.
 From the Camp.
 Emmet Fitzgerald is in the city from his mining camp on lower Lynx Creek, and reports develop ment going ahead and underground conditions as satisfactory.
 To Enjoy Climate.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. c. Lowney, Mir and Mrs. c. H. Herdle and C. F. Fridding, of of Phoenix, are in the city to remain for several weeks, on an outing among the pines.
 Annual Vacation.
 John Lawler has gone to San Francisco, and will enjoy a trip of recreation for the next three months. He contemplates making that city his future home.
 Outing on Coast.
 MT. and Mrs. 5. B. McAuley and MT. and Mrs. T. II. Mccarthy, moth CT of the latter, left yesterday for the seaside resorts near Los Ange- les on an outing for several weeks. They are residents of McCabe. Returns to Range.
 D. E. Nelson, of the big livestock firm of Carr, Nelson and Davis, re turned to the vicinity of Seligman yesterday after a business trip to the city. He state that range conditions are favorable after one of the cold est winters ever known in that sec ton.
 Good Report.
 Harry Minuse, of the Agua Fria Valley, was in the city yesterday and reports that the biggest corn crop in many years seems assured. He is a firm believer in dry farming, and states this principle will be success fully established in that section this summer. To the Coast.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Wingheld, and their son Dave Wingfeld and wife, were arrivals from Camp Verde yes terday, the former leaving later for San Francisco on a trip of recreation for the summer. The latter two re- turn home today, making the jour ney in their big automobile. Summer Vacation.
 Mrs. Frank Sutton, wife of Fire man Sutton of the S. F. P. & P. railway, and niece, Miss Clara Me Mann, daughter of the lighting fire man," left yesterday for San Fran cisco, to remain away for the sum mer, on trip of recreation and to visit with friends. Summoned Home.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Mcconnell, ! of McCook, Nebraska, who arrived in the city few days to remain for the summer, are in receipt of the sad news of the critical illness of the mother Of the first named. They will return home as soon as the health of Mir. Mcconnell will per init.
 Resigns Position.
 F. B. Walker has resigned as chief engineer of the Arizona Land and Irrigation Company, to take effect on May 31, to accept the position of Valuation Engineer of the Chi ago, Milwaukee and St. Paul rail way. MT. Walker leaves Prescott soon after June l, to assume his new duties in Chicago, where he will -eside in the future. After Supplies.
 F. c. Reed and George Feldman were arrivals in the city yesterday rom their camp south of Goodwin, where they are developing a silver property, and return today with sup ,lies. Owing to the bad road con- litions they are compelled to pack 'n horses their goods for a greater 'art of the journey.