Weekly journal-miner., 1910-09-14
Business Visitor.

Henry George, prominently known in business circles of Phoenix, was an arrival yesterday from Mayer, where he has been visiting with his brother, Richard George, for a few days. He is interested in the mill ing business in the Capital City, and will remain here for a few days.
 Entertaining Sister.
 Mrs. G. s. Emery, sister of Mrs.
 W. V. Radley, arrived in the city yesterday from San Antonio, Texas, and will visit for a few weeks, later continuing her journey to the coast, with Mrs. Radley.
 Mining Trip.
 F. E. Andrews left yesterday for
 Wickenburg, at which point he will be joined by a mining engineer, who goes to inspect his mining properties near that place for investors, with the view of negotiating a sale Will Visit Relatives
 Miss Mamie Merriek, a popular member of the Sacred Heart Church choir, will leave this afternoon for visits with relatives and friends in Los Angeles and San Francisco. She intends to return about October 1st. Will Attend Supreme Lodge.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Suder and Mrs. Amy Hill will leave Monday for Atlanta, Ga., where they will rep resent the grand lodges of Arizona at the annual meeting of the su- preme lodges of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
 Cattle Purchaser Here.
 Frank H. Crane, of Mereed, Cal, arrived in the city yesterday and will visit the various ranges of the county to secure feeders for that market He has large feeding ac. eommodations and will remain for several days in this section.
 Farm Outlook Good.
 Henry Clay, the Agua Fria farmer and stoekman, was an arrival in the city yesterday after supplies. He gives a very good report of the crop output of that section, which is better this year than formerly The range also has a fine showing for winter grazing. Mine Under Roadway.
 F. L. Wright, president of the Swastika Development company, op- erating the Silver Prince and Black Warrior mines in the Bradshaws, returned yesterday from an inspee- ton of his interests. He states that the new hoist is ready for operation and mine work started. Visited the Capital City.
 George Loring, after several weeks at the national capital, where his brother, Matt Loring, is attached to the Treasury Department, returned yesterday, reporting having had a l very enjoyable time. He will re- | sume his railroad duties with the s. | F., P. & F., in the bridge building  Buys Hotel Business.
 MT. and Mrs. Mort Hamilton, re- | cent arrivals in the city from Frank lin, Ohio, have decided to make this ! city their permanent home being well pleased with the business con ditions here. MT. Hamilton yester- l day closed the deal for the taking ! over of the Antler's Cafe, and will | assume personal charge in a short time. They are experienced hotel people.
 Leave for williams.
 Ar. and Mrs. George Montgomery. [ the former the general manager of the Mint Gold Mining and Milling company, left yesterday for a brief visit with friends at Williams. MT. 1 Montgomery speaks in good terms of the development going on at his | property, where erosseutting is ur- der way and surface conditions pre- pared for installing the new ma ehinery recently purchased.
 Business and Pleasure Trip.
 R. N. FTederieks, president of the Prescott National Bank, and J. A. Hope, president of the Bashford- Burmister Co.,, left yesterday after noon for 8 brief business and pleas ure trip to the Humboldt smelter, going in the Aassing automobile. They returned later and speak in pleasant terms of that thrifty ore re- duetion center and the able manner in which Superintendent Bennetts is directing the works.
 Prominent Operator Returns.
 c. P. Collins, who will be favorably remembered in connection with his former association with the Octave mines, near Stanton, and the Mud hole, on Lynx Greek, with other in this county, was an arrival yesterday from Tulsa, Okla, where he is temporarily located. He is here on business affecting his mining interests in this field and ! will remain for an indefinite visit. He meets with a greeting from many friends and aequsintanees af- ter an absence of several years. On Mining Business. i'
 J. s. Swigert, who is developing 1 mining claims on Groom Creek, was an arrival in the city yesterday, re- porting considerable mining activity prevailing at several places. The ! Territorial highway that is building through the heart of that section, he i believes, will be a great factor in bringing that district into promin- enee as a center, ana with that ( its industrial condition C will be all the more regarded and l