Weekly journal-miner., 1911-01-25
City News ...ln Brief
(From Sundays Daily.)

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 Robt. E. Morrison left yesterday for Southern Arizona, where he is called on legal business. He is ex- pected home this morning.
 Buys Real Estate.
 A deed was filed for record yes terday from the Security Savings Bank of Los Angeles to Charles T, Lynch for lot 30 in block i Jerome. Renewing Appropriateness. Dan Hosmer, former resident of this city, but now on the police force of Phoenix, arrived yesterday, and will remain for a few days, visiting relatives and friends.
 Looking After Interests.
 G. N. Baty of Flagstaff, identified with mining in the Big Bug district, was an arrival yesterday, and will leave tomorrow to make his regular investigation of development Brief Business Visit.
 Charles Wells of Mayer, after a brief business trip to the city, re- turned to his home yesterday, and reports mining and mercantile eondi- tiOns favorable in that place. Finished Contract.
 William Gaston, who has been en- gagged for several days in erecting new buildings on the Benjamin Rob inson ranch in Kirkland Valley, re- turned yesterday, having completed the work.
 Mine Examination.
 R. R. Pollock, interested in mines in this section, left yesterday for the Big Bug country on an examina- ton of properties. He is engaged in the coal business at Flagstaff, and is also interested in banking. On Mining Business.
 G. w. Hull arrived in the city yesterday from Jerome, and will leave today for the Congress country, where he has mining interests. On his return he will inspect his mines near Huron, where development is under way.
 Placer Project.
 F. F. Lynch and George Reilly, recent arrivals from Colorado. left yesterday for California Gulch, three miles south of this city, to establish a camp and follow placer mining for the winter. The ground they will work in the early days was exten- sively exploited and some rich soil developed. They state that there are several places along that guleh that is virgin ground, and feel elated over returns from recent work. Returns From Nevada.
 Evan J. Dalyrymple, who left this section a few years ago for Ne vada, returned yesterday from Reno, and will engage in mining here. He will leave in a few days for the southern part of the county, where he has interests.
 Come to Locate.
 Mrs. A. R. Miller and child arrived yesterday from Chicago, joining MT. Miller, and will make this city their home. MT. Miller will engage in the mercantile business on North Cortez street. in a few weeks. Mrs. Miller is a sister of Mrs. Nathan Levy. Continues Journey.
 Freeman Stewart, who has been looking after his real estate interests in this city for a few days, left yesterday for Southern Arizona. and is en route to his home in Los An geles. He anticipates returning to this section in the near future. Last Hunt of the Season.
 J. NJ. Aitken, G. E. Meany, Sam Wallace, H. D. Ross and R. P. Tal- bot formed a party of quail hunters who left last night for Kirkland Valley, to indulge in the sport for the last time before the season closes on February 1st. They will return tomorrow.
 From the Basin.
 Frank Cass, engaged in mining in Copper Basin district, was an ar rival in the city yesterday, and gives good account of mining generally in that section. The Yavapai Bullion enterprise is attracting considerable interest as one of the new and promising propositions.
 Noted Lecturer Arrives.
 Prof. and Mrs. Herman s. Herring, the former one of the most noted Christian Science lecturers in the country, arrived yesterday from the East. He comes to the city to de- liver an address on that doctrine to- day, at the Elks theater, and is said to be an entertaining speaker. Returns Home.
 Miss Nellie Barrie who has been visiting with friends in the city for several weeks, left yesterday for her home in Topeka, Kansas. She was joined here by a brother who has been spending the winter in Florence for the benefit of his health. The latter is in a serious condition. From the Range.
 Charles Rigden, cattleman of Up-I per Kirkland, was a business visitor to the city yesterday, and reports that industry in better condition for this time of the year han ever be- fore. The prospects for good feed this spring are favorable. He re- turned home yesterday afternoon. Expert Mechanician Leaves.
 Charles Riebling, for several months in the Rhodes garage in this city as head mechanician, left last night for MOhave county, where he will be em- plOyed in the auto transfer depart ment of the Frisco Mines and Power