Weekly journal-miner., 1911-01-04
Mine Manager Here.

[ ! Cherry Creek, was an arrival yester- day on business for his enterprise, i and will return to his camp today. On the Sick List. Deputy Sheriff c. c. Keeler is reported confined to his home suf- !! fering with a severe attack of the grippe, and it will be several days before he will resume his official du- ties. Goes to Mayer.
 G. N. Baty, interested in a group of mines, near Mayer, was an ar rival yesterday and will leave today for his camp, where ne intends to start development. His home is in Flagstaff. From the Bannie.
 Robert Hanson, in charge of the Bannie mines, near Lynx Creek, was in the city yesterday, after supplies, returning to his camp later. He re- ports the showing on the property satisfactory. Come for Brief Visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Hendy of this city are entertaining Mrs. Viola Kaull of Chico, Cal, their daughter, and Miss C. E. Wilson, who arrived yesterday. The visitors will remain during the holidays.
 Returns to Jerome.
 G. W. Hull, after several days ex- amining his mining interests at Huron and in the southern part of the | county, returned to Jerome yesterday, | where he is also heavily interested | in that industry. Accepts New Position.
 T. E. Thorpe, until recently with the Brisley Drug company, has ae- eepted the position of manager of the Beck Drug company, in Jerome, and left yesterday to assume his duties in that field. Sells Mining Claims.
 A deed was filed for record yes terday from Gilbert s. Ferguson to W. H. Bunte for all of the formers interest in a group of seven mining claims in Big Bug district, near Mayer, for a nominal sum. Plenty of Rain.
 J. W. Sullivan, eattleman of the Seligman country, while in the city yesterday, stated that the recent | storm extended along Big Chino Val ley, and will prove beneficial in starting range feed in the spring. Examining Mines.
 MT. and Mrs. L. H. Hollard of Tel luride, Colo, arrived in the city yes terday, and will remain several days. MT. Hollard is associated with a large mining company in that state, and is here to make an examination of mining property with a view to in- vesting.
 Looking After Interests.
 Col R. A. Sweet, identified with mines near the Senator, was an ar rival from Chicago, yesterday, and will look after his interests for a few days. He is en route to Los An geles, and will make that city his operating base, engaging in the oil industry.
 Painful Accident.
 While playing in the home of her parents, on South Mount Vernon ave hue, yesterday morning, at Il o'clock, Marylan, the two-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Paul P. Hastings, ac- cidentally broke one of the bones of her left hand at the wrist. The frae- ture was promptly reduced by sur geon and the little one was reported resting easy late last night. Returns Home.
 Captain w. T. Alvord of Flagstaff, who was called to this city several days ago in connection with com pleting tine organization of the Northern Arizona Baseball League, returned to his home at Flagstaff last night. He was successful in his mis- sion. and is elated at the prospects of the coming season in providing the public with a series of good games. He contemplates returning to arrange details at a later date.
 IFroun SafurdavSs nailvl Leaves for Phoenix.
 Ed. Hill left this morning for Phoe- nix, where he goes to visit with friends. Business Visitor.
 Sidney Sam of Holhrnnk arrived in