Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-15


 in a short time '! From Tuesdays Dany)
 Farming Visitor. J. Cameron of the Verde D. Valley was in the city. Saturday, on busi- ness visit. He returned home Sun day. .... Business Visitor.
 J. Thorbeeke, former resident of this city, arrived Sunday from Jer ome, to spend a few days on busi- ness and to visit with friends. Leave for Coast. ......
 W. J. and Austin MulvenOn left Sunday for Los Angeles, on business, and expect to remain away for a few weeks, the former going to con suit with Hugo Richards on their in- terests in this section.
 Stricken Ill.
 W. H. Harris, one Of the best known mining camp cooks in this section, was stricken i'll suddenly, Sat urday. and taken to the Mercy hos pital. He is in serious condition, suffering with heart failure.
 Rural Visitor.
 D. E. Dumas, formerly a supervisor of the county, but now extensively engaged in farming on Oak Creek, was a visitor to the city last week, leaving for home Sunday He is op- timistie over the future of that sec tion.
 Concludes Testing Work.
 Daniel MeCarty, who has been at the Shumate placer works, near Vieks- burg, for several days, making an ex haustive testing of that ground, re- turned yesterday, concluding his ex animation. He represents Eastern | finaneiers. Mining Man Returns.
 NIT. and Mrs. F.. D. Seaton, former residents of this county, arrived yes terday froq Santa Rosa, Cal, and will remain for a brief visit. MT. Seaton has mining interests adjacent to this city and is here on business pertaining to them. Legal Trip. ...-....
 s. D. Stewart of the law firm of Clark, Stewart & Haworth, left yes terday for Winslow, where a cattle stealing ease is to be heard today. He was retained by the Live Stock Sanitary Board to prosecute an al leged offender. Lively in Kingman. John J. Reddiek, formerly a resi- dent of Prescott, but now engaged in the automobile business at Kingman, arrived yesterday from, that thriving mining district. He reports that Mo have county is exceptionally pros porous and that many new properties are in the course of development. Leaves for Coast. s...
 Mrs. & W. Curtis, wife of the ae- eountant of the Prescott. Gas and Electric company, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Mildred Curtis, left yesterday for Los Angeles, for I, an indefinite visit with relatives and . friends. The trip is taken for a change of climate, due te ill-health. | Return to Camp. ...
 Mir and Mrs. James Humphreys and children returned Saturday to their mining camp in Crook Canyon, at the Champion mine, after a visit of several days in attendance on their two children, who have been at the Mercy hospital, under medical treat ment
 From the Range.
 Fred Ulmo, forest ranger of tine Groom Creek reserve, was an official visitor to the city, Saturday, return ing to his duties in the afternoon. He likes life in the wildwood, and recently resigned a lucrative position with the Bank of Arizona to get in- to the saddle.
 From Mining Camp.
 Mrs. D. B. Genung, wife of the general manager of the Mildred Gold { Mining company, arrived from the camp, near Stanton, yesterday, and is at the Hotel St. Michael for a few days. She states that mine develop ment is progressing under very fav l orable conditions, and the outlook en- ' souraging {
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