Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-09
Business Mission.

boIdt were arrivals yesterday on business and pleasure visit. Brief Business Trip.
 W. !. Mulvenon left yesterday for Los Angeles. where he is called on important business for few days Cowboy Tournament.
 Owing to a typographical error. the date of the cowboy tournament at Granite DelIs should have read Sun day. August l3.
 On Mining Business.
 William McNeill. operating mines on the Santa Maria, is in the city on business pertaining to his n- terests for a few days.
 Business Trip.
 Charles Burkes, of Williams, ar rived yesterday and is en route to Oak Creek, where he is interested in the cattle business.
 Return From South.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. MeGarr, former residents of this city, returned yes terday from Ray, where the former has been following mining.
 Visiting Friends. | Mrs. W. J. Dunn and daughter Miss F. Dunn, arrived from Rouse yesterday and will visit with friends The latter will re-enter St. Joseph s academy next month for the fall term.
 From the Mines
 Charles Kumpke, general manager of the Mines Development Company oneratiuq on French Guleh, was in . the city yesterday on business. Wanderer Returns.
 After an absence from the city or nearly q score of years, Al C. Parks, a popular pioneer resident, returned yesterday and was accorded hearty y welcome by many friends. Farming Visitor.
 l. H. Dillon. one of the pioneers Of the eoutv. arrived from Williamson valley yesterday and gives an eS- ceuent report of farming and range l conditions in that section. I Plenty of Range Feed.
 James Hamilton, manager of the Bar Diamond Cattle Company, of Big Chino valley. is in the city, and re ports an abundance of range feed - from the recent heavy rains. | Visiting Sister. $ Mrs. Frank Baldwin arrived from o Jerome Junction yesterday and will
 leave today for Mayer, where she
 will be the guest of her sister, Mrs f Ed Pentland. for a few weeks s Called by Illness. Mrs. Joseph Bold, wife of the man f aoer of the Arizona Brewing tom T pany. left yesterday for White Cloud Mo. where her mother, Mrs. Martha
 Snyder. is reported to he critically e i'll.
 d Mining Visitor. e Fred !. Smith, operating mines Il Ia the Jersey Lily section, was in thu ,r city yesterday from his camp, an' ,s renorts several mines under aetlv
 development, with satisfactory r'
 suits
 e, Southern Visitors MT. and Mrs. l. :. Boyer, tn " former son of MT. and Mrs. ]. H V. Boyer. arrived from Mesa yesterda " and will leave today for Cherry Greek III for several weeks of visit and |
 escape the warm weather of tn
 southland s. Visiting old Home. ht Mrs. W. T. Hall, wife of the "att e, Works superintendent, left yesterda ,n for Webb City, Mo- her old home to visit with her parents for fe he weeks. She will also visit her siste
 Mrs John Odell, at Kansas City b
 fore returning. Ia. Contemplate Leaving IT. MT. and Mrs. B. NJ Beleher r i'll turned yesterday from Phoenix, vine
 
 nd on business. It is probable he VI 20 locate in that city, leaving about t' he middle of the month in Business Visit
 George Whitaker is in the ei
 from Big Bug district, which eft states is experiencing eonsiderab -on activity in quartz and placer mmin tor as well is considerable land und in. cultivation in farming. to Miners in City. the William Lynch, Edward A. Film of and Christopher Jackson, miners lev the desert region near Bouse, we his arrivals yesterday on vaeation'
 stating that weather conditions
 the desert are almost unbearable. ent Returns From Coast.