Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-10
City News ...In Brief
(From Sundays Daily.)

Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Ada Miller of Dewey arrived in the city yesterday and will re- main several days visiting friends. Reurn Home.
 NIT. and Mrs. D. G. Sinclair re- turned home to Yarnell yesterday, af- ter a brief visit to the city with friends.
 Visiting Friends.
 Miss Rachel Redden of Skull Val ley is in the city for a visit with friends, accompanying Mrs. Rachel Mile "a few days ago.
 Outing Trip to Coast.
 Mrs. Carrie Rokohl left yesterday for Redondo, Cal, where she con templates remaining several months, on visit with friends. Back to Hills.
 George Genung returned to the city yesterday after several weeks visit to Los Angeles and other coast cities on pleasure and business. Mining Visitor.
 Robert Forbes, we'll known in min ing circles, arrived in the city yes terday from Groom Creek, where he reports considerable activity. Looking After Interests.
 H. c. Cavenness, secretary of the Burnt Ranch Cattle company, ar rived from Phoenix on a business visit of a few days, yesterday. Former Residents Return.
 MT. and Mrs. Sidney Ross, former residents of this city, but recently of Phoenix, were arrivals yesterday from the latter city, to remain in definitely.
 Left for Home.
 Mrs. c. D. Willard returned yes terday morning to her home in Cot tonwood after a pleasant visit in Del Rio, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ed. Mahurin.
 From the Mines
 MT. and Mrs. H. E. Applustil were arrivals in the city yesterday from the Crook Canyon section, where the former is engaged in developing his claims near the Bodie mine. Outside Visitors.
 Among the visitors to the city yes terday from nearby points were Mrs. N. H. Wright of Dewey and Mrs. W: H. McLord from McCabe, both of whom were the guests of friends. To Coast Resorts.
 Mrs. A. A. McPherson, wife of the cashier of the Bank of Jerome, pass ed through the city yesterday en route to the coast resorts of Southern California for a few weeks visit with relatives. Returns to Camp.
 F. W. Wood, superintendent of the Swastika Development company, returned to his camp at the Black Warrior mine yesterday, after a few days in fne city on business mat ters for his, company. From Swansea.
 E. A. Wimp, well known as a mine machinist, arrived from Swansea yes terday for a few weeks visit with his many friends in the city. He reports the weather as warm in that country.
 From Big Dam.
 S. A. Whipple, until recently em- ployed by the government on the Roosevelt dam, arrived in the city yesterday, joining. his wife, who came from McCabe a few days ago. Both will return to the latter min ing camp. Good Mine Showing.
 John Blackburn, recently with the Hillside Consolidated, on Cherry Creek, arrived from that camp yes terday, and reports the showing on the property good, with a large force of miners employed at the Golden Idol claim. From the Range.
 C. V. Fisher, one of the big cat tlemen of the COrdes section, was a l visitor to the city yesterday, for 1 brief business trip. He reports that section as well watered through the recent rains and the range in excel | lent condition.
 Returns From Mohave.
 George Montgomery, director of works of the Mint Gold Mining and | Milling company, after several days on an examination trip to mines near Kingman, returned to the city yes terday, and will leave for his camp in Copper Basin today, accompanied by his wife.
 Afflicted Man Leaves.
 William Holder, who has been at