Weekly journal-miner., 1911-07-12
City News
 ....In Brief
,NHMMNEERGNNEAEN&&GkkS[ES
'(From Sunday s Daily) Copper City Visitors

Attorney and Mrs. c. H. Rutherford of Jerome are the guests of friends in the city. .'-.
 Conductor Promoted.
 w. L. Fox, has been promoted to conductor from the night run to the day run on the s. E<s P. &, P..:t5i Leaves for South.
 A. E. Upper, merchant of Walker, left yesterday for Southern Arizona on business for few weeks. ,:. Business Trip.
 F. c. Brown left yesterday for the A. & c. country on business mission for his firm, Martindell, Horne & Go. Summer Outing
 Mrs. George Cornell left Friday for the seaside resorts of Southern California, where she will enjoy an outing for the simmer.
 Mine Operator Here.
 C. w. Ruffner, operating the Little Jack mines near MeCabe, was in the city yesterday on a brief busi- ness trip, returning to his camp dur ing the day.
 Leaves for Coast.
 B. H. Bennetts, who recently re- signed from. the superintendeney of the Consolidated Arizona Smelling Company, left yesterday for Los Angeles on mining business, and will returne next week.
 of On Vacation. f'
 Charles -Dwyer, former employee of the $. F., P. & P. shops of this city, and a nephew of Tim Fell, left yes terday for Marion, Ohio,. where he will spend several weeks visiting with friends and relatives.
 Returns From College
 Harold A Elliott son of MT. and Mrs. w. W. Elliott, has returned from Ann Arbor, Michigan, where he has been taking a law course, finishing mp four year term. He will return in the fall and will conclude his studies in another year.
 Comes for Summer.
 Mrs. H. M. Lewis and daughter, Miss Alta Lewis, arrived fom Phoe- nix yesterday and will remain for the summer, locating probably at Maxton. MT. Lewis. is on the staff of Territorial Engineer J. B. Girand, and is locating the route south from the city on the territorial highway. Returns from East.
 The many friends in the city of Mrs. LeRoy Anderson will be pleased to learn that she has returned from Washington, arriving yesterday, after several weeks of a visit with her parents, Major and . Mrs, H. D.. Thomasson, former residents of Fort Whipple, where Major Thomasson was in charge of the medical corps. Yavapai Criminals
 [ \ neat little booklet containing descriptions and some photographs of criminals who are wanted in Va vapai county has been received at the office of Chief of Police Moore: The booklet is a credit to Sheriff Smith of +Yavapai, who is now serv- ing his first term, but has made an excellent record as an offieer.-Phoe- nix Democrat. 5 Looking Over Country. : < ai
 wills ibehigh, 'cattle man of southern New Mex.eo,- arrived yes terday and is investigating range conditions in this. section after visit sto southern Arizona. He eOntemplates locating in Arizona. and win go to the northern counties before definit- saly deciding. Mir. Lehigh states that the future of the cattle industry in that section of, his state, has a very gloomy outlook, aGd, unless rains come soon the industry is doomed. Returns frem Visit.
 Mrs w. G. Shook of Walnut Creek, who has been visiting her brother, Geo. W. Hulse at Colorado Springs, for a few weeks, returned yesterday and with her husband will leave to- day for home. This was her first rip out of the county in twenty years and was the first meeting with her brother in that time. Heavy Water Production.
 City Engineer W. H. Hall states that at present Del Rio is supplying more water to the Santa Fe and this city than in many years. Over 600,- 900 gallons a day is being pumped. The machinery at the plant is work ing Tn good shape, but the auxiliary station at Willow Creek went out a few days ago when lightning put g+ba v,o+ors o,,+ of commission