Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-23
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 To Visit Relatives.
 Mrs. Lyle Sharpnaek left yesterday for Kirkland, where she will be the guets of MT. and Mrs. Benjamin, her parents, for several days.
 To Sage Brush State.
 Mrs. George Harbauer left yester- day for Ely and other places in fee- vada. where she will be the guest of ! friends for several weeks.
 Clara officers Arrive. H. L. Browne, the general manager, and E. D. EllSOn, the secretary of the Clara Consolidated, arrived in the city yesterday, and visited with friends for a short time, before continuing their journey to Swansea. They stated that the progress of shelter building was satisfactory, and they will spend several days at the property.
 To Capital City.
 MT. and Mrs. G. L. Reymiller, the former an attaehe of the s. F., P. 6 P, left yesterday for a few days visit with friends in Phoenix.
 Bradshaw Visitor. | Mrs. Horace YeOmans, wife of the Bradshaw freighter and contractor, is paying the city a visit for a few days, and is the guest of friends. From the Forest Reserve
 !Shephard Hiseox, the forest ranger of the Verde section of the reserve, is in the city on duties pertaining to that branch of Federal doings. Young Lady Leaves. | Miss Reba Shumate, the prepossess- | ing daughter of MT and Mrs Ed Shumate, left yesterday for an ex- | tended visit with friends in Los An geles and other coast points. Again On Road. J. G. Stewart, the popular trainman of the s. F., P. & P, after a tenn pOrary engagement as yardmaster at Ash Fork for the above line, yester- day resumed his run as a brakeman. Concludes Visit. Fred Venator, formerly engaged in the live stock and meat market busr- ness at Mayer, after several days in the city, left yesterday for Bakers field, Cal, where he is following the same pursuit.
 Goes to Parker.
 Mrs. George Tisdale, wife of the | capable railroad bridge superintendent of the s. F., P. 6 P, accompanied by her children, left yesterday for Parker, where she will be the guest of friends for several days. From the Range. Thomas H. Miller. one of the big stoekmen of the Skull Valley section. was a visitor to the city yesterday on business, returning home on the even- ing train. The rangemen, he says, are complaining of the lack of rain in that country.
 Prominent in Mining Circles.
 Joe Beehtel, for many years a resi- dent of this county, and prominent in union labor circles, as a member of the Western Federation of Miners, writes from Maricopa, Cal, that he is again handling a drill in a mining camp near that place, and will prob ably return to Arizona at some future date.
 Small Mining Sale.
 A deed was recorded yesterday from c. E. England of Gallup, N. NJ, to F. J. Van Noll of Blaekroek, N. M.. for one-half interest in the Rand mine, in Walnut Grove district, the consider atiOn being only $50.
 Bullion Receipt.
 The Prescott National Bank receiv- ed two bars of gold bullion yesterday from a few days run of the Pine Mountain mill on Lynx Creek, that aggregated $4O2 in value. The name of the property was not learned Returns Home.
 NJ. c. Harris, the chief clerk of the general freight and passenger agent of the s. F., P. 6 F., left yes terday for Ash Fork, to meet Mrs. Harris, who has returned from a visit to friends in Los Angeles for sev- eral weeks.
 Mining Man Returns.
 Victor Salinger, formerly identified in an active manner with mining in- terests in this field, has returned af- ter long absence in Los Angeles. He will go to Lynx Creek, where he re- tains his interests, and which district IS enjoying an era of prosperity, in mine determination.