Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-04
From Tuesday,s pailyl

\. J. Ritter is in the city from his sheep range in Lonesome Valley for a few days on business and pleas ure.
 From the Mudhole.
 A. E. Hurley, general manager of the Penn-Arizona mines on Lynx Creek, was in the city yesterday on | business.
 Leaves for School.
 Alden Farrell, son of Mrs Nj. Far rell, left yesterday for Phoenix, to enter the high school, after a sum mer's sojourn in this city.
 Attorney in City. c. H. Rutherford, attorney of Je- rome, is in the city for a few days visiting with friends and consulting with democratic politicians.
 Visiting the City.
 Mrs. C. H. Hooker and son, Ralph, are in the city from Ash Creek for few weeks visit with friends and are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Monte Broaded.
 Returns From Visit.
 Miss Alma Johnson, daughter of Mir and Mrs. James H. Johnson, re- turned Sunday from several weeks of a visit with relatives at Globe, Miami and Bowie, in southern Ari- zona.
 Politician Returns.
 Col. Thomas Weedin, democratic candidate for the nomination of gov ernor, after several days in the northern counties, returned to the city yesterday, and is preparing to return south.
 Business Visitor.
 Emil Weisling. farmer and miner of Peoples Valley, is in the city for a. few days on business. He alter mates in raising crops and develop ing his mines and is said to have de- sirable locations.
 Pioneer Visitor. T. P. Buckman, of Thompson valley after few days visit with his mother, who is temporarily residing in the city, left for his home yester- day where he is engaged in farming and live stock raising.
 Leaves for coast.
 Miss Billie Livingston, sister of Mrs. W. D. Gum, left yesterday for Los Angeles. where she will visit for few weeks with her sisters. She is a recent arrival from Scotland with her father, the latter remaining in the city
 Bids Under Consideration.
 w. A. Drake, vice-president of the s. F. P. & P. railway, yesterday stated that all bids for the grading of the new railroad from Cedar Glade to the Verde valley were being investi- gated by Chief Engineer J. 4. Jaeger, and in a few days announcement will be made of the successful contractor. There are five separa5e firms who rendered bids, some being the largest railroad builders in the country. Attending Convention.
 Among the attendants at the Good {. Roads convention in this city are J. B. Grand. territorial engineer and . H. NJ. Lewis. constructing engineer of the north and south highway. . MT. Grand came from the south, while MT. Lewis s from the big Trenberth grading camp at Maxton. Active District.
 H. H. Keays was ;n the city vest erday from Groom Creek, where he reports considerable activity incident al to performing assessment work on many claims He is retimberiug the Emporia working shaft. which prop erty he states has fine showing in high grade gold ores. The mine will be operated in the near future After Supplies.
 D. H. Grey, mining operator of the Senator section, was in the city yes terday after supplies for his camp. The building of the territorial high way. he says, is the geratest and most eommendable public improve ment that has ever been extended the mining districts from which good re- suits are certain to follow. Visitor.
 c. K. Crosby. who is making a creditable showing on his Santa Maria gold mines, sending in regular ship ments of gold bullion. was in the city yesterday on business, returning to his camp in the afternoon. He is with the showing of his in- terests and speaks encouragingly of the general situation in that district Visited Old Home.
 H. W. KlOtz, former resident of this city, after an absence of over ten years, was in the city yesterday early day associations, and received a greeting from many friends. He is a conductor on the Santa Fe running out of Winslow, and is on a vacation, leaving today for the southern part of the territory.