Weekly journal-miner., 1913-05-14
From the South.

From the South The many friends in the city of
 Miss NJ. J. Coleman will be interest ed to learn that she returned yester-
 day from Superior, Pinal county, on
 a business trip for a few days.
 Concludes Visit. Mrs. Frank Leslie, formerly a re
 sident of this city, after visit with
 many friends. returned to Flagstaff, her home, yesterday. While here
 she was the guest of Mrs. Amy Hill
 Returns From East.
 Lester F. Pitkin, a visitor last year
 and interested in mines in the south
 ern part of the county. returned yes
 terday from Montpelier, Vermont,
 with the intention of remaining per
 manently
 Business Trip.
 J. w. Sullivan, the retired cattle
 baron, returned yesterday from
 trip to the northern part of the
 state, and leaves in a few days for
 Williamson Valley. where he retains
 land interests.
 Capable Salesman.
 Clemena Stoker, who will be fav- orably remembered as a salesman of the defunct Tribby Shoe Com pany. returned from Phoenix yester- day and takes charge of the shoe de- partment of the Bashford- Burmister Comoany.
 Leaves For Summer.
 MT. and Mrs. H. w. Seaman, of Harrington, are in the city, the lat ter being en route to Moundsvilie, West Virginia, her former home, to visit with relatives during the sum mer. Mir. Seaman returns today to his camp and gives a good report of the outlook in the Bradshaws. Auto Tourists.
 Mrs. Luis Whitney and daughter, Miss H. L. Whitney, with their guests, Mrs. Alice Smith and John Mcintyre, arrived in the city yes terday from San Diego, making the long trip in an auto. After a few days sightseein" they continue the journey to the Grand Canyon. They are at the St. Michael. Prominent People.
 MT. and Mrs. George Strasburger, of Butte, Montana, the former one of the weathly citizens of that State, are recent arrivals in the city, and have taken a bungalow at Camp Beauvoir, for the summer. MT. Strasburger has large cattle interests in Jefferson county as we'll as own ing vast area of desirable land for farming and ranging purposes. Mining Men Arrive.
 J. C. Brown, D. NJ. Locey, Ben Bond, Clarence Umfent, and MT. all residents of St. Louis, arrived in the cit yesterday and are to remain for several days on a mine inspection trip. Among the they will visit is that of. r. J. Stein in the Zonia section, the Haney interests in Skull Valley. and a group to the south of this city. Mining Visitor.
 J. A. Forbes, owner of the Inde- oendence group of mines at Jersey Lily. is in the city on business per aiming to his holdings, and gives a good report of the outlook in that section. He states that reports are n circulation that the reviving of he Mark Twain group owned by F. M. Murphy, has practically been lecided upon. and eastern operators Ire to take hold in a short time of hat attractive property. Home For Vacation.
 Chester Crawford returned yes erday from Washington, D. C., where he has been a student for the 'ast year of the Georgetown Law College and received a welcome from id as we'll as young friends. In fn fIa thletic field in various sports, he distinguished himself by being of cred scholarship at the Maynuth, reland, University. as an orator in
 debate recently conducted among he students of the college he is at ending. He expects to go abroad ext year, and after a few months f recreation r44..nrns to Washington 9 resume his studies.