Weekly journal-miner., 1910-09-07
husband, she spent the summer.
 Federal Official Arrives.

husband, she spent the summer.
 Federal Official Arrives.
 B. Anderson, in charge of the
 Phoenix office of the United State.
 Marshal of Arizona, was a brief wis
 itor to the city yesterday, while en
 route to the Navajo Indian reser-
 vation, where he is called on i'm
 portant official duties.
 Intructor Returns.
 c. F. Cox, one of the capable school
 teachers of the county, arrived from Winslow, yesterday, after summer
 vacation with his daughter, and will
 leave during the week for Walnut Grove, where he mas been retained to teach the public school of tha, district.
 Business Visit.
 Mrs. J. Paul, the popular pro- prietress of the Jerome Junction hotel, was in the city yesterday on business. She has recently returned from a lengthy visit with relatives and friends in Colorado and other states, and is welcomed home by many friends.
 Goes to Coast.
 George A. Thayer, mining en- gineer, who has been inspecting mines in this section for several weeks, left yesterday for the coast for a brief vacation. He will return in a few weeks and, it is said, will be per manently identified with mining work in this county.
 From Shelter to Range.
 Sam Miller, who has been filing an engagement at the Humboldt shelter for several months, arrived in the city yesterday and will leave today for the Santa Maria section, wher. he will become associated with his brothers in the cattle industry. He states that the big reduction plant is running steadily with an abundapt ore supply available at all times. Goes to Shylock.
 Gus Schraplau, a capable hoisting engineer, left yesterday for the camp of the Arizona Central Copper company, where he goes to fill an engagement. Mine Examination Trip.
 H. H. Reyes, mining man of Groom Creek, left yesterday for Pinal county, in the vii cinity of which place he will make an examination of mining property for Eastern investors. From Lime Mines
 J. T. Sheffield, superintendent of the Puntenney Lime company, on the s. F., P. & P, was an arrival in the city yesterday for a brief business visit. He reports that enter prise in operation on a permanent oasis, with a steady demand for its superior output. Sad News.
 Miss Roma Thomas, an attache of the s. F., P. & P. railroad, in this ,ity, received a telegram few days ago, announcing the sad news of the leath of her mother, which occurred n Wales. Miss Thomas has the sym oathy of many friends in this city n her deep bereavement. Returns From Vacation.
 Dave Goodwin, an employe of the United Verde Copper company, ar lived in the city yesterday from an Eastern visit, on bis annual vaea- jon, and will leave today for Jer- 'me to resume his duties. He was greeted by many friends in the city, where he is popularly known. Looking at Mines.
 c. J. McNulty left yesterday for ne Green Mountain mines on Big Copper Creek, and was accompanied ,y Robert Birch, who goes to make he camp a visit of a few days, md to inspect the property, which s attaining considerable interest rom recent development as a big opper proposition.
 Visited the Valley.
 Charles and Mart Hooker, who ave been looking over the Salt 1