Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-18
City News
 ....In Brief
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Matt AnuEeS itlI NtSICludg AoA Jerome for few days visit on busi- ness
 Return From Coast.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Richardson re turned yesterday from several weeks of a visit with relatives and friends in Los Angeles.
 Outside Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. ChaEles Evans, MT. and Mrs. William Rudy and Miss Garter. of Kirkland valley, are in the .city visiting with friends.
 Visiting Friends
 Mrs \. A Springfield and daugh- ter. Miss Vada Springfield, are in the city for few days from Mint valley, the guests of friends. Enjoying Vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Richwine, the former with the Arizona Mine Supply company, left yesterday for the Santa Maria on a two weeks outing. Concludes Visit.
 Sidney Stephenson, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. Joseph Birch, Elis grandparents, for several days, Neft yesterday for Grand Forks, N. D. Attorney Leaves.
 E. s Clark left yesterday for King man. where district court will open tomorrow morning, and where he has several criminal eases to look after. Visiting Rangeman-
 T. Akard is in the city on business from Peoples valley and states that the live stock industry is in flour Ishing condition due to the excellent condition of the range.
 Visiting the Range.
 Levi Young arrived from the Salt River valley Friday and left yesterday for the Cienega country, where he will remain for several days to look after his range interests.
 Returns From Outing.
 Mrs. o. w Brockman, accountant of R. H. Burmister Sons Co.,, re- turned yesterday fro a two weeks outing in Williamson valley, as the guest of Ms. J. W. Stewart. Will Manage Business.
 Thomas Cam. an experienced live stock raiser, left yesterday for Flag staff. to assume the position of man. ager of the sheep interests of Chas. Odell at the head of Oak Creek. Returns From East.
 L. N WOmbacher, general manager of the Climax Mining company of Cherry creek, returned yesterday from a trip to Indianapolis, Ind, on mining business, and will leave for his camp today to start development. Fruit Packing Begins.
 j. l.. Took, foreman of the Maus N Stewart orchard at Fair Oaks, while in the city yesterday stated Ihat fruit packing is going on at that place. and twenty men are en- ployed. Next week shipping will begin.
 Senator Clark Arrives.
 Former Senator W. A. Clark of Montana, arrived at Jerome Junction yesterday, accompanied by. his legal advisor. Attorney LeRoy Anderson. and both left immediately for Jerome where the former will spend several days to look over United Verde in terests. To Hunt Big Game
 Dr. L. F. Kaull of Los Angeles, formerly with the United Verde Cop per company as physician, arrived in the city yesterday, and is en route to the Mogollon mountains for a two weeks hunt of deer and bear. He will be piloted by w. H. Cox, the meat merchant of Jerome. Pleased Miner.
 John Dick. who is developing mines | ron the Hassayampa near Senator, re- turned to his camp yesterday with a large stock of winter supplies. He | IS running a tunnel and states that | recent development is the most sat | isfacrory ever done on the property, | the showing being good.
 Looking After Interests.
 E. L. Officer, interested in mines | in the Turkey Creek district, after an absence of several weeks in New Jersey, has returned and will leave tomorrow for his camp to resume work. After Arizona is admitted to statehood he says it is probable lmany capitalists will visit the new state in search of business Oppor- Eunities.
 Visitors From Grade.
 II. NJ. Lewis, constructing engineer of the territorial highway, with head quarters at Maxton, arrived in the city yesterday on business, and was accompanied by Wm. Sanger, Geo. W. sSigley, Rodney Hanson, T. w. Blake, and Leo Buckley of his corps. They are at the Hotel St. Michael and will return to the camp today. After Mining Supplies.
 William Enfield, operating mines on the Lower Hassayampa, was in the city yesterday after supplies for the winter, and states that many prospectors are in the country hunt lng for quartz and placer ground The latter industry, he says, is at tracing more attention at present than ever before, and in many gulches miners are at work with varying results
 Under Full Blast
 J. N. Duncan, superintendent of the Climax Mining company, of Hassay- zimpa district, was in the city yes