Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-24
From Tuesdays Daily


 From Tuesdays Daily Returns to Range.
 Jack Glenn, the Walnut Grove rangeman, after several days in the city, returned to his home yesterday. Home From the Coast.
 Mrs. Sprague arrived home yester- day afternoon from Los Angeles and the coast, where she purchased a full line of fall millinery.
 Visited Fruit Ranch.
 MT. and Mrs J. l. Gardner have gone to their extensive fruit lands in Skull Valley for a few days visit and will return today.
 Miners Return Home.
 P. A. Barnard and H. NJ. Spoor re- turned yesterday to their mining ln- terests near Crown King, after a business visit to the city. Business Trip.
 T. Mclaughlin, formerly with Shu- mate & Co.,, at Humboldt, left yes terday for Jerome, where he goes to look the business situation over for a few days, with a view of locating. Looking After Interests.
 J. W. Holsapple of San Diego, Cal, mas arrived in the city, accompanied by his son, F. W. Holsapple, and will remain for several days to look af- ter his mining interests along the Hassayampa.
 Weather Is Attractive.
 MT. and Mrs. L. J. Kemp of Colo rado, who have been visiting in Phoenix for some time, arrived in the city yesterday, and will remain for several weeks to enjoy the eli- matic conditions of this section. Visits On Business.
 George Montgomery, general man. sger of the Mint Gold Mining com pany, in Copper Basin district, was visitor to the city yesterday on business for his enterprise, return ing home in the evening. Brief Business Visit.
 George A. Carter of Williamson Valley, was a visitor to the city yes terday on matters pertaining to his extensive ranen and range interests in that section, where he reports prosperous conditions.
 Returns to Del Rio. Mrs. Theo Wade and children, who nave been in the city for several days, as the guests of Mrs. G. W. Meade, returned yesterday to the pumping plant of the city, at Del Rio, where MT. Wade is in charge as engineer.
 Returns From Outing.
 Mrs. A. w. Bork and children, ae- companied by the formers mother, Mrs. Dan Hatz, who have been on the coast for the past three months, arrived home this morning at 3:O5 o'clock. They were met at Ash Fork by MT. Bork.
 Change of Climate Desired.
 Dr. and Mrs. John Pearson ar rived in the city Sunday from Hum boldt, and left yesterday for South ern California for an indefinite visit. The trip is taken to secure a change of climate for their child, who is seriously i'll.
 Religious Mission.
 Rev. A. N. Hill of Gila Bend, in Marieopa county, has arrived in the city on field missionary work, cooperating with Rev. J. H. Heald, of Albuquerque, N. M. Both will go to the outside districts on a pros elyting journey.
 Start Mine Work.
 John Phipps and Dennis Ryan left yesterday for the camp of the Billy Boy mine, on the Hassayampa, to be- gin development, and have a con tract that will take several omnths to finish. The property is owned by Ed. Block, who feels enthusiastic over recent exploitation. Prominent Pastors Visit.
 Rev. Father Connolly of Winslow and Rev. Father Rampont of Jer- Ome, arrived here yesterday after noon. and will ofieiate with Rev. Father Mandin, this morning, at the requiem high mass in the church of the Sacred Heart to be celebrated in memory of the late NJ. J. Hickey. Leaves for Home.
 c. W. French, of Florence, who has been in the city for several days, at the home of his son, c. A. French, left Sunday for his mining interests in the south, receiving i'm portant news over recent develop ment. The senior French was very much pleased with this section and