Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-10

| OCOtl, OHllu O W Hltc, NHO COuSlIuC- ted the A. & c. from Parker to Cadiz, arrived in the city yester- day from that section of the line. The contract has been completed, and MT. White will leave today for New Orleans, where his firm is en- gagged in other heavy work in rail road and other building.
 From Fridays Daily) On a Visit.
 Mrs. Jos. Champion of Kirkland is visiting Mrs. Ed. Wager.
 To Shelter City.
 J. H. Bailey left yesterday for Jerome, where he mas business in terests to look after.
 Back From Camp Verde.
 Contractor Archie Grant has re- turned from Camp Verde, where he recently finished several building contracts.
 Arrive for Summer.
 MT. and Mrs. John Kahn of the Salt River valley, were arrivals in the city yesterday, and will remain for the summer.
 Visiting Friends
 Miss Minnie Davis, the fascinating daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Davis, has gone to Williams for a few weeks visit with relatives and friends. Before returning to her home in this city she will visit the Grand Canyon. Miss Davis is with Dr. Blain, the dentist, as his assist ant.
 Back From Humboldt.
 John J. Reddick, recently of this city, and now a resident of King man, has returned nere from a visit to Humboldt, where be has real estate and other interests.
 Forest Rangers in City.
 O. Fred Arthur and Ralph E. King, attached to the Prescott for est reserve, with headquarters at Poland, were arrivals in the city yesterday on official business. To Visit Relatives.
 Miss Beth Block left yesterday for Chicago, where she will visit several weeks with MT. and Mrs. Gary Block, the feormer her brother, who are residing in that city. Visiting FriendS.
 Mrs. J. H. Farrell, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Maiser, was an arrival in the city yesterday from tn camp of the Bonanza Arizona, where her husband is general man. ager.
 Wants Roads Repaired.
 L. E. Ehle of Skull Valley, was in the city yesterday, and requested the Board of Supervisors to have re- pairs made to the county road of that district, due to the recent heavy rains.
 Leave With Dead Boy.
 MT. and Mrs. John Birchett, who sustained the loss of their boy a few days ago, in this city, left yes terday morning for their home at Tempe, where the remains will be laid away.
 Takes Pleasure Trip.
 Mrs. D. Rosenthal, of the Silk Novelty Store, left yesterday for a few weeks visit OH business and pleasure, with friends and relatives in San Jose, Cal. During her ab- sence Miss Ruby Kaufman will have charge of her interests. Seeks Change of Climate.
 James Caudell, who has been fill ing the position of track foreman of the s. F., P. & P, several months, accompanied by his wife and family, left yesterday for Emporia, Kan, where he will reside. Owing to a heart complication, ne was advised to seek a lower altitude. Famed Apiarist.
 L. B. Bell, who enjoys the dis tinction of having the greatest num- Der of bee hives in Northern Ari- zona, and wnose production reaches heavy tonnage annually, was a business visitor to the city yesterday from the Verde Valley. He reports that section as enjoying more than its usual prosperity, due to the eul- tivation of a larger acreage of land this year than formerly. Mine Manager Here.
 F. W. Wood, in charge of Oper- ations on the Black Warrior and | Silver Prince mines, for the Swas- tika Development company, was a visitor to the city yesterday on busi- ness. He says development is un- der way, and speaks of the enter