Weekly journal-miner., 1911-04-05

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 Stephens retains a majority of the
 animal and they will be turned loose
 on the range immediately after their
 arival
 Outlook Favorable
 George L. Human, blacksmith and
 lumber merchant of Dewey, was an
 arrival in the city yesterday, and
 reports a general revival in all in-
 dustries in that section in the last
 few months He anticipates lively year.
 Up to Date Official.
 E. W. Marlowe, forest ranger of the Camp Wood district, arrived in the city yesterday on his motorcycle He patrols the range with that equip ment, and is the first official in the service to introduce this method of getting around the zone be has charge of.
 Death of Child.
 Nora, the eight weeks old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. s. F. Swain, passed away yesterday after a short illness and will be buried this afternoon from the home of the parents on North Granite street Interment will be in the Citizens Cemetery, under | the direction of Lester Ruffner. The | bereaved parents have the sympathy of many friends in their sad loss Returns Home.
 Arthur W. Whitaker, road fore man of the Jerome district, after business visit of several days, re- turned home yesterday. He is an en- thusiastie promoter of wagon road building between Prescott and Jerome md while here had many enthusias- tie supporters of the movement to support him in advocating the build ng of the route at the earliest pos ,ible date.
 Inspected Mining Interests.
 H. William Stevens, general man. lger of the White Cloud Mines com ,any, after several days of an ex- animation of the property, has re- turned to the city, and gives an ex client account of development under vay. At the present time operations Ire centered on the 400-foot level, where the showing continues good. The contract system has been aban- loned, and hereafter the company vill perform all development He is yell satisfied with general conditions t his camp. Recovering.
 The many friends in the city of Hiss Reba Shumate who has been in JOS Angeles for several weeks, seri l usly i'll, will be pleased to learn , hat she is rapidly recovering, and , Till return home in a few weeks. Her iother, Mrs. Ed. Shumate, who has cen in attendance on ner, arrived esterday, bringing this information. Wanted Cheap Board
 Mike O'NeilI, who is accused of i saving a board bill unpaid at Hum ( oldt, and got as far as Jerome Jun { ton, was caught at that place Wed s esday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff ] and taken back to the tarting point. Judge Francis looked ( ito the case and O'Neill was brought ) this city yesterday for thirty days . 9 continue his course of having , leals served without paying for f lem. 4 eturns from South 4
 J. P. Dillon, identified with the 2 ortune Mining company, whose val ( able interests are located on Big ug creek, returned yesterday from a louisiana, accompanied by several ( and with the party will | ave today for the works to make f n examination. Operations have S cen lnaugurated on small scale, V ut later the intention is to start f Irge exploration with a full force T { miners. q Tll Probably Resume. F
 After personal investigation of sev -al days at the works of the Ameri- \ Tn Copper and Gold Mining com l. any, more familiarly known as the s -on King mines, R. ]. Bell, of New F ork city, vice president, returned a the city yesterday and left in the n 'ternoon for the east. He inspected c Ie property with the view of mak- il z arrangements for resumption at O early date, and is said to have N zen impressed with the possibilities
 the property. He was accompanied V
 the city by s. R. Trengrove, sup f, intendent, who will return to the S, mn today +l