Weekly journal-miner., 1910-01-19
Forging Ahead.
(From Fridays Daily.)

(From Fridays Daily.) Rural Visitor. 4. W. Lessard, located near Stod- dard, on the Agua Fria, was in the city yesterday on a business trip. F Returns Home. Ed. Sheibly, the Ash Fork busi- ness man, returned north yesterday after few days business visit to the city.
 . Railroader Here. H. s .Hogue, well known in rail road circles along the Santa Fe, is a recent arrival in the city, on a visit to friends.
 Dewey Visitor.
 Mrs. Ada NJ. Miller, wife of C. c. Miller, operating the silica mines at that point, is visiting the city, the guest Of friends
 From the Desert.
 After a business trip to the Bouse section of several days, where he has mining interests, Ed. Shumate return ed to the city yesterday.
 Airship Jaunt.
 Shirley Balderson left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he goes to see the aviators at work, and also to take a course in electrical matters.
 Student Returns.
 Neil Clark, who has been a student at Stanford University, arrived yester- day and will spend his vacation with his parents, MT. and Mrs. E. s. Clark Go to the Mine.
 Marcus Hurley and A. F. Anderson. after business trip to the city, re- turned yesterday to the Octave mine, where they have interests to looh afetr.
 Resumes Duties.
 After receiving medical treatment for an injured hand, Sam Miller will leave this morning for the Bouse and Swansea railroad, where he is employ ed in the operating department. Visiting the City.
 Thomas Roach, one of the best known and most capable miners in the county, reached the city yester- day from Goodwin, on Turkey Creek. He reports mining active in that field and the recent storms the most se- were he has ever experienced, retard- ing work at all points. Resumption is on, however, and weather condi- tions again normal.
 Return Home.
 After several weeks visiting friends in San Diego, Mrs. W. T. Birch and son, Charles Martin, returned yester- day to their home in this city. They report having an enjoyable time. Inspector Property.
 Mayor G. w. Hull of Jerome return ed to the city Wednesday after in- specting his Swindler mine at Huron, and left for the above city yester- day to resume his official duties. Will Remain Here.
 Mrs. Fritz Kellar did not accom- pany her husband to California, but will continue to make her home in Prescott as MT. Kellar has planned to be absent for only a few months. Attorney Returns.
 Paul Burks, of the law department of the Santa Fe and the s. F., ?. < P, in this territory, returned yester- | day from Phoenix. He was in at- tendance on the Supreme Court, now in session. Goes to Coast.
 E. A. Haggott, consulting engineer of the Yuma Copper company, whose interests are located near Vieksburg, on the A. & c. railroad, passed through Prescott yesterday, en route to his 1 home in Los Angeles. Important Mining Trip.
 James T. Rogers, treasurer of the Ohio Mines company, arrived in the city last night from Columbus, Ohio. i He is here on important matters of his company, who own the well known Jessie mines in Chaparral. Returns from Visit.
 Mrs. Charles Carman, wife of the ! | superintendent of the Blue Bell mine, | near Mayer, who has been visiting | her father, William Kendriek of Glen dale, arrived yesterday, and will go to her home at Mayer this morning. Brief Business Trip.
 Morse Darnell, the Hillside mer chant, paid the city a business visit yesterday, returning home on the even-