Weekly journal-miner., 1910-12-07

1 huct hoHR JUG 'sHhs ''s (From Fridays Daily.) Mining Visitor.
 Fred DeA rinond. mining man of ] Huron, vas aa arrival in the city yesterday on business visit.
 Visiting Family.
 ' W. M Nesgle was an arrival yes [ terday from Jerome, for a few days , visit ~itb bis wife and family.
 Leave for coa&.
 Mrs. Barney Jseoms and her two daughter. left yesterday for Los An gsles and other Coast points, 10 visit friends for a few weeks.
 Prom the snsiter.
 K T. Walker. sith the Consoli dated Arizona Smelling company at Humboldt, was an arrival in the city yesterday for a brief business visit. vlatins Friends.
 Mr sni Mrs. William Rudy, pop. ulsr pioneer residents, were arrivals yesterday from stun Valley. asd will remain for fsw dave visiting with friends.
 From the Range.
 Burnt Ranch Cattle company, was an arrival iB the city yesterday on live stock busipe.s for bis firm, return
 ing home during the day.
 Mskas Land Entry. Levi Jones. who arrived a few
 days ago, yesterday filed on sn SO acre tract of land in Thompson Val
 Icy, which he will utilize ss home
 stead. wits his wife he left for
 home ib the afternoon. , From Bssmam Aains. 2. ". Flanagan. vho has been fin.
 ing an engagement at the Bsumson
 Copper mines, near Humboldt, was an
 arrival in the city yesterday, and re. , port. the development of that prop.
 sr,y progressing energstieslly under
 Superintendent Mat. Hall. Accepts Nsv Position.
 Miss Jean Boyd, the popular and
 efficient stenogrspher, left yesterday
 for Bisbes, where she win enter the law offices of Eilipuood q Ross. She
 hs. been with Norris ( smith iu thi.
 eiiy for several years, and has many
 frisnds to regret her departure. Prefss ATisuas
 After several days in this section
 renewing acquaintance. and looking
 after business interests, James E,
 Bark left yesterday for Phoenix, and from there ~ill proceed to hi. home In Los Angeles. He sontempistss sn early return to Arizona. intending to
 make this city his home.
 Afiasiss w,sA Friends. Al, Kellogg. the popular merchant
 cf Mayer, was an arrival in tss . city Wednesday, and is combining business with pleasure. iu visiting friends. Hs will return home today
 and states that Mayer is passing
 through . prosperous business era, dus to the general activity is mining Ytsa aHsv Pals. Rem H yseger. vhe returned a fev I days sso from toe Camp Wood sec U i'oa, states inst the first fall of
 snow for the season took plae. .,
 that point last week, but remained ea he ground only . brief time. He report. the range in that section good fer iAis tis~s os the year. His fieeh' v zee h the Dsl Rio eoustr'. ,, 11ahes 1hryssl nnanknaslm. l" ]. B Girssd snd T. F. Campbell
 rstarssd late Wednesday sisht frow
 the Verde Valley, where the fosnsr ne Territorial Engineer. tsspsese- , the new concrete bridge heiss esr d ssrs~sea sves she Verde river U. |. pleased with fhs wo,h. ,nd left or ' the ss'ly morning ,rsis for the south '' where road baildins is under vsy. H. 'f will return Co this section later ts . make investigations sf the work ont } tiaed for the coming summer. e LAID TO REoT. ' rss fuasvsi of Mrs. Mary Jordan
 whose death occurred a few days sgs
 a, Mayer. took place tn this city ' yesterday sf,srneea. from tas Rua |. ser chapel. ssd wss largely attended The Rsbskshs were represented s nsny being present st the sad rite. ,. Rev. pemsns of the Methodist ehnrsl 's conducted the religious services y Mrs. N W. F.llete of Fl Psso, d dsagbser. arrived dpriag tt. day
 intsrmsat wss ln the citiseus .sme
 tery.
 'f BUILDING NEW HoMH. T. Fi,thasb Lee. vegetable grower a, !