Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-01
(From Saturdays Daily)

(From Saturdays Daily)
 Brief Visit.
 Mrs. w. R. Rhoades of Jerome Junction was the guest of friends in
 the city yesterday, returning home in
 the afternoon. a
 Farmer in City. |.
 J. H. Nash, one of the pioneer
 residents and farmers of Williamson
 Valley, is in the city greeting his many friends and transaeting busi- ness
 Mining Man in City.
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Hudgens were arrivals in the city yesterday from their mining camp near Yeager, in the Black Hills. MT. Hudgens is as- soeiated with splendid property in that. field, having as a partner Tkos. McMahon, the police officer of this city.
 Visiting Friends
 Mrs. O. L. Geer, wife of the well known mining man of Congress June ton, was an arrival yesterday and will remain for several days as the guest of friends.
 Santa Fe Land Man.
 ". F. Taliafero, the assistant chief of the land department of the Santa Fe, was a visitor to the city yester- day, after a trip to the Salt River iValley, on land matters.
 Transacted BuxtneU-
 Mrs. J. Paul, tAe popular proprie- tor of the Jerome Junction hotel, was visitor to the city yesterday, for visit with her many friends and also to transact business,
 Stricken nL
 Charles Miller, for many years a miner in this section, was taken sud denly and seriously i'll yesterday, and placed in the County hospital He is afflicted with pneumonia. Goes to Sumner Home.
 Mrs. J. H. Gray, with hen child ren, left yesterday for the Mogol,oa Mountains, where she will spend tse coming summer with her husband, thp sheepman of the Jerome Junction section.
 After HoEses
 E. E. Walters and s. A .ysrdoa of Riverside, Cal, are recent srTivsls in the city. They are looking this field over with a view of purchasing range horses, and will remain for several dsfs. To New Home.
 MT. and Mrs. R. ". Hsight left yesterday for San Diego, where they will reside in the future, and vaero MT. Haight will follow the Aardvaze business. His father is a resident of the above city. Concludes Business Trip.
 T. E. Campbell, general manager of the Haynes and Jerome Verde mining companies, returned yesterday from a brief trip to Los Angeles, where he was called in connection with those enterprises. stockmn Visitors.
 c. H. Hooker and Dan and Albert Fain, prominent stoekmen of the county, are in the city, finishing yes terday the loading of several hundred aG &hnA No kka coI River valley and Lamar, Colo. They were purchased by 2. ". DeCsmp. Section Prosperous.
 George Whitaker of Big Bug was m arrival in the city yesterday on a brief business trip, and win return ,om6rrow to his camp. The Tesunp- ion of work on the Sterling is at racing considerable attention, which s again a heavy shipper to Hum ,oldt. At other places along the .reek considerable mine work is gs ng on, the entire district showing nore activity and better results are oming from mine development, than t any time Tn recent years, IS ms eport
 Mill Run.
 Henry Braun, in charge of the Iidnight Test mill on Groom Creek, } in the city for a few days, and ives a good account of that mining nterprise, and especially the Tedue- ion plant. The test runs made dur lg the past week proved satisfactory, le plates carrying the free gold, and le concentrates showing a good rade. Pending the adjustment of inc work, and the unwatering of le lower levels, the mill has shut own for a few days, but will resume lrly next week. The type of redue-