Weekly journal-miner., 1910-09-07

visit with her husband, Dr. J. K.
 Mcdonnell, and many friends, for
 a few days. Dr. Mcdonnell is per
 manently located in the big copper
 camp as the physician of the Clara Consolidated.
 Seeks Climatic Change.
 The many friends of Miss Edith Wren will regret to learn that she has left ner home in the city and
 will seek a lower altitude at San
 Diego for an indefinite visit with
 relatives and friends, in the hope
 that change of climate will prove
 beneficial to her health.
 Visiting Friends.
 Albert BOsley and family, and L.
 O. Phippeny, of Thompson Valley,
 were arrivals in the city yesterday
 on a business and social visit with
 friends for a few days. Both state that the range is in better shape
 than in recent years, and the farm
 ing industry prosperous.
 On Mining Business.
 O. l. Tawney, operating in the Bradshaw Mountains, and a brother of Congressman Tawney, was an ar rival in the city, Wednesday, and left yesterday for the East, in the interest of his mining projects. He anticipates an early return to his camp and is pleased at the condition of his properties.
 Again On Duty.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Sines, with their two children, have returned from a few weeks visit at the seaside re- sorts of Southern California. They experienced considerable trouble and several delays through washouts on the Santa Fe. MT. Sines has resumed his duties with the Arizona Mine Supply company.
 Entertaining Sisters.
 Mrs. A. c. Burmister is entertain ing her sisters, the Misses Hester and Jean Martin, who are en route to the coast from Hillside, Mich, and who will remain for a two weeks visit before proceeding on their jour ney. Miss Jean Martin mas been frequent visitor to the city, while her sister is making her first trip to Arizona. Enjoyed the Sea Breezes.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry See, prom inently known in the Verde Valley, arrived in the city yesterday iron, two months visit to the coast, where they were the guests of rela- tives and friends. They leave to- day for their home in the above val | ley, where MT. See is heavily inter ested in farming lands. Both rS port having had an enjoyable outing. Mine Inspection Trip.
 H. William Stevens left yesterday on his regular weekly trip of inspec- tion to the Mount Elliott Consoli- i dated mines in Chaparral, of which he is the resident general manager. MT. Stevens stated before leaving that telephone advices from the camp were indicative of favorable development in the past few days in an unexplored part of the prop | erty. Pleased Visitors.
 The Misses Hattie and Bessie ], Baker of Mereed, Cal, who have been spending the summer in this . city, at the home of MT and Mrs. W. T. King, the former their uncle, left | yesterday for home. Both young ladies were pleasantly impressed with | this city and the beautiful scenery it. They were extended a pleasant farewell by many friends at the depot before leaving. to Resume. ]
 D. H. Moore, who arrived yester- day from Hillside Station, brings the news that the Arizona Nevada Copper company was preparing to resume operations on Copper Creek, several car loads of machinery be- ing unloaded for shipment to the camp. MT. Moore also states that the range in the vicinity of Hill side is in better condition than in many years, assuring an abundance of feed for the winter months for cattle and sheep. Chief of Commissary.
 E. E. Reynolds, well known in culinary circles, has been selected by Engineer Clegg to take charge of : the commissary department of the