Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-03

a AN" "NNA1 a=V AANfAA -eAAH 'NANSf by P. T. Rhode arrived in the city a few days ago and are at the home of friends.
 On Annual Outing.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. COrdes left yesterday for Los Angeles and other coast resorts, where they will spend the coming month visiting friends and enjoying the attraction of the seaside.
 Will Visit Parents.
 F. J. Lang, foreman of the tinware department of the Arizona Mine Sup ply company, left yesterday for De troit, Mich, where he will visit for several weeks with his father and mother.
 Popular Couple Happy.
 MT. and Mrs. William Allen of Groom Creek are receiving the con gratulations of their many friends over the arrival at their home a few days ago of healthy 12-pound baby daughter.
 Is At Liberty.
 Through transformation it was published that E. L. Gibson, who was arrested Wednesday, had been lodged in the county jail. This was an CT TOT, as Mir. Gibson was not deprived of his liberty.
 To Visit Hime.
 Miss Agnes Todd leaves today for Los Angeles, where she will visit friends and relatives at her former home, and make selections of millin- cry for her house in this city for the fall season.
 Starts Mine Work.
 After several weeks in the city, taking his annual vacation, Joe WhitehOuse left yesterday for Bouse to begin the development of his mines near that place. He will start several men at work. Inspected Road Work.
 W. A. Johnson, of the Johnson Shea Construction company, after several days in the city, looking over the new Territorial road, under con tract of building by his firm, left yesterday for Riverside, Cal, the company headquarters.
 Will Leave for the Coast.
 Mrs. Alice Williams and Miss Smith of Albuquerque, N. M., will leave today for the Southern Calf fornia beaches, after a pleasant visit nere, the guests of Mrs. William Law Ter, Miss Smiths sister. Ash Fork Visitors.
 Among the residents of Ash Fork in the city yesterday to attend the funeral of the late M. J. Hickey, were Judge Kraemer, Patsy Hoolihan and E. L. Patterson, all of whom re- turned home yesterday afternoon. From Feeding Ground.
 L. L. Harmon, owner of one of the biggest cattle fattening farms in the Salt River valley, and prom inent in range circles of this coun- ty, arrived from Tempe yesterday, and will go to his Camp Wood range in a few days.
 Brief Business Trip.
 W. A. Kelly, superintendent of the Hanriaf4o y,ipa op D;r Dvr I.ft yesterday for Denver, Colo, where he will combine business with pleasure a few weeks. His wife preceded him several weeks ago. They will return to their camp later. From the Shelter.
 R. T. Walker, the resident repre- sentative of Muller, Sehall 6 Co.,, bankers of New York, and who are heavily interested in the Consoli- dated Arizona Smelling company, was an arrival in the city yesterday on a brief business visit from Humboldt Returns to City.
 Wm. D. Shaw, who has been in Phoenix several days, arranging to take charge of the business in Ari- zona of the Equitable Life Assur- anee Society, returned yesterday, and made the statement that he will not leave for his new field until Sep tember. In the future his time will be divided between this city and Phoenix, spending the summer here and the winter in the south. Leave for New Home.
 NIT. and Mrs. John Mason Ross left the city yesterday for Bisbee, where the former will be attached to the legal department of Phelps, | Dodge & Co.,, in the future. They | went via Albuquerque, N. M., and Fl Paso, Te., and were given a gen. erous farewell at the depot by many friends. ID fba Coocf