Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-16
Cny News ...In Brief
(From Sundays Daily.)

(trom Sundays Dally.) Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. F. Cromwell of Dewey is in the city for few days, visiting 1 friends.
 Humboldt Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Bethune were arrivals in the city yesterday evening from Humboldt for visit with i friends
 Goes to Mexcio.
 Mike Cunniff of the Savoy Mining company, arrived yesterday from the Crown King, and left last night for Mexico on mining business. | F. W. Tuekerman, United States pension examiner, of Washington, D. C., is a recent arrival in the city on duties pertaining to his position. Business Trip.
 B. A. Cartwright, identified with mining on Lynx Creek, is in the city on a brief visit on business. He re- ports the Walker field as active, and future prospects of the best Returns to Mine.
 After few days visit with her many friends in the city, Mrs. c. E. Mckinley returned to her home at the Mckinley mining camp, near Iron Springs, yesterday evening. Seligman Visitors. Miss Fanehon Stiver, daughter of Judge Silver of Seligman, was a visitor to the city yesterday, accom- panying her father on a business trip. They returned home today. Another Car in Action.
 John Massing yesterday added an other auto in his city service, in rapid locomotion. He purchased a Ford tourning ear, and will utilize it in city or country work. The tax icab will also be run whenever de- sired by the public.
 Loading Machinery.
 Dan B. Genung, the capable mining superintendent of the Mildred com pany, near Stanton, left yesterday to look after the loading of the mill and other utilities of his company at Humboldt, and to start the delivery of the cargo at his works. Engineer in City.
 Charles R. Sutton, in charge of the Del Rio pumping plant for the city, is in the city for a brief business trip. He reports few men at work on the Harvey tract in preliminary
  the dairy purposes intended. Back on the Line.
 Chief Engineer Jaeger of the s. F., P. 6 P, with H. l.. Fishel, the di- vision engineer of the same company. left yesterday for Parker and the cut off to Bengal. MT. Fishel will have charge of the construction work and be stationed at the end of the track. | Remains Arrive.
 The remains of the late E. NJ Pat ! tersOn, who was killed at Fossil Creek a few days ago, reached the city yes i terday. They are being prepared for shipment to San Bernardino, Cal. The | widow of the deceased accompanied the body and is at the home of l friends.
 Change Residence.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Portugal, the former for many months being with | the Penn-Arizona Mining company at | Walker, in responsible position, have | decided to locate permanently in | New York City, where he will foe. | low mining investments. They left | yesterday for their new home. Pioneer in City. %
 John (' 'Scotty'O Thompson, a pio- neer miner, working the Hassayampa | region, is in the city after many l years of absence. He is receiving a i cordial welcome from his many friends | and says the old district is going | ahead at many points in new mine work.
 Start Another Camp.
 W. c. Hanson, the mining man with | few mines, left yesterday for Cop per Basin, to begin work for the Commercial Mining company on a con tract in shaft work. He will work in- dependently of the main works start ed up a few days ago, and will be employed at another point on the group.
 Mine Operator Returns.
 Col. J. c. Rankin, interested in the Pacific group and the Briganza mines, the former on Groom Creek and the latter on Big Bug, arrived yesterday from Chicago, to remain for some time. Col. Rankin has much faith in the possibilities of his interests, and is here on important matters pertaining thereto. Viviting Relatives.
 Mrs. Maud Staples, granddaughter of c. W. Sessions, the worthy pioneer resident of this county, arrived yes terday from Long Beach, Cal, for a visit with her mother, Mrs. William Allen, who is residing at Cherry Creek. She will leave for the old home tomorrow and will remain for at least two months
 GUESTS OF FRIENDS.
 Mrs. WilmOt Pentland Mife of the