Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-09
To Examine Interests.

Ed. Shupate left yesterday for the A. & c. country, where he has evten sive mining interests to look after
 He will be away for several days.
 From the North.
 Among the arrivals from the north last night were John L. Munds, the eattleman, and Colin Campbell, en. gagged in the sheep industry near Ash Fork.
 Goes to Mine.
 John Rutledge, who has been min. ing along the Hassayampa, left yes. terday for the Harlan camp, to follow his vocation, after a few days visit to the city.
 From the Range.
 John Bixler, one of the representa- tive cattlemen of the county, with headquarters at Ash Fork, was an ar rival from that point yesterday on business matters.
 Saw Big Plant.
 LeRoy Anderson, the legal repre- sentative in Arizona of the Consoli- dated Arizona Smelling company, was visitor to Humboldt yesterday on company matters.
 Cosy Quarters.
 W. A. Cline, the express and trans fer man, has changed his business house and now has convenient and cosy quarters in the Bashford build ing on Cortez street.
 Killed By a Blast.
 Vim. Coats, a well known miner, who worked at the McCabe mine for a long period, when that property was operated by Judge Wells, was killed last week by a blast while working at the Rapynes mine near Parker. Inquiries are being made here as to the whereabouts of his relatives
 Attorney Returns. Reese NJ. Ling, an attorney of this city, returned yesterday from a visit to Phoenix, where he participated in the big welcome accorded Governor Marshall of Indiana.
 To Visit Friends.
 Mrs. W. E. Lee and Mrs. E. P. Hart of Jerome, who have been in the city for several days, left yes terday for Humboldt, where they will be the guests of friends. Banker Leaves.
 H. A. Cheverton, the cashier of the Prescott National Bank, who has been in Jerome for several days, left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he goes on financial matters. Mechanic Leaves.
 Leo Ryan, an expert tinker and plumber, left yesterday for Phoenix, where he will locate. He was accom- panied by Robert Crabtree, who will visit friends in that section for few weeks.
 Mining Visitor.
 R. Umlach, well known miner of the Black Canyon country, is in the city on a business visit He says the reOpening of the old wagon road to that point is welcomed by all in- terests.
 Will Resume Duties.
 Miss Helen J. Piper, who has been undergoing treatment at the hands of an oeulist in Phoenix, has so i'm proved that she will take charge of her classes in the Lincoln school on Monday.
 Changes Locations.
 Ed.Hardesty, one of the efficient em- ployes of Wells, Fargo & Co.,, in this city, has resigned his position, and will leave in a few days for San ] Francisco, where he will re-enter that line of service. Divine Leaves City.
 Rev. Jenkins of the Episcopal | church of this city, has gone to the | headquarters of the diocese at PhOe- nix, to participate Tn the lay con ference of his denomination. He will be absent for few days. Expert With Rope.
 Sterling Ellis, recognized as one of the most expert horsemen and range men in the county, was in the city from the Craab interests, business for the company, of which he is the foreman. Back to Camp.
 After a brief business trip to the ,ity on mining matters, Charles E. Mckinley, the energetic president of he Mckinley Mining and Develop nent company, returned to his camp near Copper Basin. { Legal Trip. Judge J. J. Hawins left yesterday i or Fl Paso, Tex, and New Mexico, l m legal matters. He will be absent : or several days. The statehood ques- ion, he stated, was not to be in luded in the matters under consider