Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-23
City News ...In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily.)

c. L. A. S. Meeting.
 The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society will meet this afternoon at 2:3O o clock.
 Passes Through.
 D. J. Shea, the Jerome merchant, passed through the city yesterday on business visit to Phoenix From the Hills.
 Ralph E. King, forest ranger of the Poland division, was a visitor to the city yesterday on official busi- ness.
 After Big Game.
 James Lamb, Horace BOwdre and Joe Hobbs left yesterday for the Buttes, near Big Chino Valley, where they will hunt deer for the next week. They were well equipped with guns, provisions, tent houses and other accessories for a stren- uous hunting expedition.
 Visits Relatives.
 G. NJ. D. Akard of Peoples Valley left yesterday for Azusa, Cal, where he will visit indefinitely with sis ters and brothers. I Business Visit.
 H. J. Gray, one of the large sheep growers of the county, was an arrival yesterday from Jerome June ton, where his flOcks are ranging. Lively Section.
 George Olsen, a pioneer farmer of the Agua Fria, was a visitor to the city yesterday on business. He re- ports the Dewey country as lively. Visiting Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. M. 4. Perkins were arrivals yesterday from their home on the Upper Verde, and will visit with friends a few days.
 Mining Visitor.
 H. J. German was an arrival in the city yesterday from the Sweeney mining camp, in the Black Hills, and gives a good report of the property and the district generally. Begin Roundup.
 George A. Carter and Clarence Stewart left yesterday for William son Valley, where they will begin gathering about 800 head of cattle for shipment to Mereed, Cal. Entertaining Brother.
 H. F. Bork, with the Great West ern Railroad company, arrived yes terday from St. Paul, Minn., and will remain for several days as the guest of his brother, A. W. Bork of the Corbin & Bork Drug company. Development Progressing.
 Theo. Shutz, who arrived yesterday from the Great Republic mining camp, states that development has been resumed under the superintend- eney of John Slak. The indications point to the development of a good producer.
 Leaves for South. c. L. Riley, state agent of the National Casualty company, after a several days business visit in the city, left yesterday for the southern part of the Territory. He has ap- pointed H. A. Wardenburg as the representative of the company in this city
 Farming Visitor. J. A. Stapp, the farmer and stock raiser of Skull Valley, was a busi- ness visitor to the city yesterday, reporting prosperous conditions in that locality and predicting the com ing year will show heavy produe tion there.
 Brief Business Visit. MT. and Mrs. A. E. Hurley were visitors to the city yesterday re- turning home to Walker in the af- ternoon. MT. Hurley was called to the city on business matters per taining to the Mudhole mine, of which he is general manager. Purchasing Supplies.
 John Curran, engaged in operating mines near Walker, was a visitor to the city yesterday, and returned in the afternoon with a stock of mine supplies for his camp. He states the district is keeping mp its ener- getie pace in mine work at all points with good results.
 Jerome Visitors. MT. and Mrs. Arthur Whitaker of Jerome are visiting in the city. They will remain a few days, the guests of friends. MT. Whitaker is super intendent of the county roads lead ing into Jerome, and has the repu- tatiOn of keeping his highways in first class condition throughout the year at a very reasonable expense. ba H;1oo