Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-30

ness in a murder case set for that day.
 Mine Inspection Trip.
 T. E. Campbell, general manager
 of the Haynes mines, and J. J. Fish
 CT, general manager of the Little
 Daisy, left yesterday for Jerome, on
 their regular inspection of those in
 terests.
 Professor Leaves.
 Prof. J. H. Franks, pioneer teach
 CT, returned yesterday to Octave,
 where he will resume his duties Mon
 day as teacher, after spending pleasant Thanksgiving in the city
 with friends.
 New Teacher Arrives.
 Miss Florence, who has been en- gagged to teach the public school at
 Wagoner, has arrived in the city from Los Angeles, and will leave tomorrow to assume charge of her duties, open ing school Monday.
 Returns to Camp.
 George Mcdonnell, master mechanic of the Arkansas and Arizona mines. at Jerome, after a few days visit in the city with friends, returned yes terday to resume his duties. He is a brother of Dr. J. K. Mcdonnell of Swansea.
 Satisfactory Shipment.
 John Vale, one of the owners of the Gold King mine, situated in Tur- key Creek district, is in the city on a business visit and will return to his camp in a few days. He recently received satisfactory returns from a shipment of ore to the Needles smelt- CT. The ore was a silver and lead product, and later another shipment will follow.
 To See the Wonder.
 Miss Jane Cooper of New York, who recently arrived to take charge of the Granite Mountain school, left yesterday for the Grand Canyon, to see the great work of nature. She will return in a few days to resume ner duties as teacher. Come for Brief viat.
 MT. and Mrs. S. Ring, the latter a sister-in-law of Mrs. D. Rosenthal, arrived yesterday from Portland, Ore, and will remain for a few days as the guests of the latter. They are en route to their home in New York, after a tour of the Pa eifie Coast. Visiting Relatives.
 Miss Mary Mcdonnell, sister of pr. J. K. Mcdonnell, is in the city, and will remain for a few days visiting relatives and friends. She is teacher in the public schools of Jerome, and is at the home of At torney R. E. Morrison as the guest of Mrs. Mcdonnell. From the Range.
 Former Sheriff Munds reached the ,ity yesterday from Seligman, near where he has extensive live stock md land interests. He estates that le experienced no trouble while pass ng through Ash Fork, no noldup pro .eedings being on the boards for his while in that center. Leaves for College.
 Miss Grace Kent, daughter of MT. md Mrs. w. c. Kent of Senator, left for Claremont College, at Pomona, Cal, where she will re-enter he institution for the winter term. 'he was accompanied to the city by Ter mother, who will return home to- lay.
 susiness Trip.
 Claranee E. Denny, a resident of but with extensive land nd cattle interests in this county, ear Walnut Creek, was an arrival a the city yesterday and will remain or a few days on business. He eports the range good and the out 'ok of the industry flattering. 'o Lone Start State.
 MT. and Mrs. O. A. Lange will 'ave today for LlanO county, Texas, ccompanied by their daughters, the Iisses Sarah and Mary Lange, and heir sons, Arthur, Walter, John and harley Lange, intending to be ab- snt for several months. MT. Lange isposed of his cattle interests a few avs ago to W. V. Radley, and in ,nds to return to this section later ) engage in the live stock business gain. This is his first trip to his 'rmer home in a quarter of a cen Try.