Weekly journal-miner., 1911-04-05

l DdAlel hCCdIlHI. mining udu. leIJ yesterday for the eastern states to consult with associates for a few weeks.
 Social Visit.
 Mrs. NJ. Davis was an arrival yes terday from Skull valley and will remain for a few days visiting with | friends.
 Will Visit Mother.
 Mrs. F. p. Cruice left yesterday for Oklahoma, where she will visit with her mother and other relatives for few weeks
 Returns From Desert.
 Ed. Shumate, who has been con ducting a party of investors to his quartz mining claims near Salome, re- turned yesterday. An examination was made, and several samples taken. Goes to Verde.
 Attorney Reese NJ. Ling left yes terday afternoon in his auto on a professional trip to Camp Verde to be away for a few days.
 Return From Outing.
 MT. and Mrs Norman Hoffman, after a trip of recreation on the coast near Los Angeles, have re- turned to their home in the city. Big Sheep Grower Here.
 Longino Moro of Coconino county and heavily interested in the sheep in { dustry, is in the city for a few days on business and visiting with friends Returns from Visit.
 Mrs. R. H. Burmister, who haS been visiting with relatives in Phoenix, the last two weeks, returned home yesterday and reports having had an enjoyable visit.
 Returns from Coast
 MT. and Mrs. w. V. Radley, who have been at the seaside resorts of Southern California and at Castle Hot Springs, for the vast two weeks, re- turned to the city yesterday. Mine Operators Here.
 E. L. Tomlinson, general manager of the Venezia mines. and James Humphries, manager of the Champion Mining company, in Crook Canyon, were arrivals yesterday on business. Taking Vacation.
 After two years of a residence at Ia ka Gold company, A. J. Seherer, accom- panied by his wife left yesterday for their old home at Peoria. H., to visit with relatives and friends for few weeks MT. Seherer expressed i himself freely over the splendid out put of the property, and anticipates increased production. He also con firmed the reported strike of the best l grade of ore the mine has ever pro- duced and is very enthusiastic over the outlook Leaves for Coast.
 Fred W. Williams, mining man, left yesterday for San Bernardino, where his wife is visiting with friends. From that city they will proceed to San Francisco to remain for a few weeks.
 Home From Weaver
 M. J. Enright, foreman of the Ari zona Central Copper company, passed through yesterday morning to his home in McCabe from a visit to the Weaver Mountains where he has min ing interests.
 Mine Owner Arrives.
 George Cooper, identified with the COmaro mines in the Plaeeritas dis triet, arrived from Lehigh, Oklahoma, yesterday, and will leave for his camp today to begin development. This property was recently sold by Cap tain J. w. Lind to Oklahoma investors. Called by Illness.
 Van Dickson arrived yesterday from Skull valley to remain a few days to visit with his wife who is ill at the Mercy Hospital in this city. He states that he mas closed the deal for the sale of several steers to John Norton of Phoenix, delivery to be 1: made early next month. From the Mines. |.
 H. H. Keays, mining man of Groom Creek, and interested in the ( EmpOria mine. is in the city. He q states that it is probable that within a short time operations will be re- ( sumed on that property. He also states that there is every indication of very prosperous mining year in that I section Cherry Creek Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. L. N.WOmbacher, of a Cherry Creek, were arrivals yester- } day and will remain for a few days l visiting with friends. Mir. Wombacher n is general manager of the Climax I