Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-17
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ter or Mrs. O. F. Ortnel, a1ter SeV- eraI weeks of a visit in the city, left yesterday for Congress, their home.
 Looking After Interests.
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Norton and daughter arrived in the city yester- day from Kansas City, and will re- main for several weeks, visiting friends. MT. Norton is one of the main stockholders in the Arizona Central Copper company, and will leave this morning for that camp to make an examination of the property. Former Resident Visits.
 The many friends in the city of Mrs. E. s. Snyder, wife of the agent of the s. F., P. & P, at Congress Junction, will be pleased to learn that she arrived yesterday and will remain for a few days.
 Passes Through
 E. E. Kirkland, Territorial Treas urer, passed through the city yester- udg HUH IHOOnlJ cu AOubc IO OdA Creek, where he will join. his wife, who is at Loma Lodge, spending the summer.
 Inspected Interests.
 Chairman Harrington of the Board of Supervisors, returned yesterday from an examination of his mining interests near Crown King, report ing that section as active at several points,
 From Copper City.
 MT. and Mrs. Al. Reese, prominent and popular residents of Jerome, were arrivals in the city yesterday, MT. Reese coming to attend the Re- publican County Convention as a delegate.
 Mayer Visitor.
 Dan Bowen and A. L. PorterfeId of Mayer were arrivals in the city yesterday, and will remain a few days on business. They report that section as drenehed in the past week, and that mine work adjacent is more active than in many months. Popular Pioneer Visits.
 Charley Rutledge, one of the well known and popular pioneer residents of the county, arrived in the city yesterday from Oak Creek, where he is engaged in farming. This is his first visit in many years, and he was given a cordial welcome by many of the Hassayamper colony. Changes Vocation
 W. A. Wenger, until recently with R. H. Burmister & Sons Co.,, has abandoned mercantile life and left yesterday to assume the position of custodian of the interests of the Verde River Copper company, on Cherry Creek, being appointed to that position by Sheriff Smith. Conclude Visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Thomas, who have been spending the summer in this city, left yesterday for their home in Fl Paso, Tex, after a pleas ant visit. MT. Thomas is the dis triet manager of the Reliance Life Insurance company, which is repre- sented in this section by L. NJ. Kehr. Unfortunates Co Through.
 Sheriff Francis of Coeonino county passed through the city yesterday with c. J. Denton, an insane man, in custody, who goes to the asylum at Phoenix, and a small boy named Jose Separta, who is ineorriglible, and will be placed in- the Benson Reform school until he quits his wild oat sowing.
 Comes to Convention.
 c. D. Willard, prominently known in the Verde Valley, was an arrival in the city yesterday from Cotton wood, and will attend the Republican County Convention today. MT. Will lard states that his section has been overlooked by the rain director and until last Thursday drOuth was in evidence. The sky
  emptied itself at that time and the rain fell in torrents for over an hour.
 To Jerome Junction.
 J. W. COnklin left yesterday after noon for his farm at Jerome June tion, and after looking the corn over for a day or two, will leave on a prospecting trip through the adjacent mountains. Popular Conductor Leaves.
 MT. and Mrs. W. c. Steele and family left this morning for Duns- muir, Cal, where they will visit rel itives for few weeks. MT. Steele s one of the popular conductors of he S. F. P & p and is on b;s o,