Weekly journal-miner., 1913-05-14
(From Tuesdays Daiiy)

(From Tuesdays Daiiy.)
 Business Visitor.
 Chester Dickerson, the merchant of Ash Fork, is in the city for a few days on business.
 Legal Business.
 NJ M. Gordon, attorney of the firm of Rutherford & Gordon, of ] Jerome, is in the city attending su- perior court for a few days.
 Medical Mission.
 MT. and Mrs. John Sullivan are in the city from Del Rio, the latter being stricken i'll recently, and is here to receive medical attention Business Trip.
 C. F. Dithey, of Constellation, is in the city on business, making his periodical trip on a goods purchas- ing trip for his mercantile house. Copper Basin Visitor.
 Harry J. Theurer, hoisting engi- neer of the Commercial in Copper Basin, is in the city for a few days and later leaves for Jerome on a business trip.
 Official Duties.
 Livestock Inspector Roland Mich ols, of Hillside, and also a deputy sheriff, is in the city on business pertaining to future shipments of cattle out of that section.
 Mining Business. J. C. Bullard, operating a valu- able copper property near Jerome Junction, and making regular week ly carload shipments, was an arriv- al in the city yesterday on business From the Mines.
 Geo. B. Swasey and his sister, Mrs ] c. Heckman, are in the city from the Y.-P. mining camp near Senator, and contemplate leaving later for Van couver, Washington, to reside in the future From the Country.
 Among the residents of Walnut Grove in the city yesterday were Mrs. Ida Campbell and Lee Stayner, the latter on business trip and legal matters before the Superior i Court.
 Visitors From Jerome.
 Mrs. E. J. Park is in the city from Jerome on business pertaining to the recent death of her husband, and l is accompanied by her brother-in- law, T. w. Park They are at the St. Michael.
 After Supplies.
 Geo. L. Mahard is in the city from his placer mining camp on the Has sayampa below the Climax, where he has been operating during the winter on quite an extensive scale. He is after supplies.
 Passing Through
 Mir. and Mrs. Percy Butler, after a week at the Grand Canyon, pass ed through the city yesterday en route home to Douglas. They are travelling in their automobile and re- port a very enjoyable journey Welcomed Home.
 Miss Willmena King, the accom- plished daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. T. King, has returned home from the University of California, at Berkeley, to remain for the summer. She was extended a cordial welcome by many friends. Brief Visitor.
 L. G. Ochenreiter, of the board of directors of the Coronado Mining Company, was an arrival in the city Sunday on brief business trip from the camp near Congress. He is in charge of the property during the f absence in the east of Manager Saw yer.
 Plenty of Feed.
 J. K. Campbell, manager of the Rio Verde Cattle Co.,, is in the city for a few days on trip of recre- ation, and gives a good report of range conditions on the Upper Verde new grass coming up in abundance and stock in fine form after a severe winter. From the Mines.
 H. L. Sweeney, operating the Col d den Gate group of mines in the Black Hills range, was a visitor to J Inc city yesterday on business, and \ stated that development goes ahead He has exposed large a copper ore bodies and contemplates starting shipments to the smelter in r l short time. Will Have Home.