Weekly journal-miner., 1911-07-19

Valley Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. Oliver L. Phippeny, pioneer residents of Thompson valley, are in the city for a few days and are at Brinkmeyer's hotel. East for Summer.
 Mrs. Lillian c. Vim sister of Mrs. H. R. Wood. left yesterday morning for South Bend, Indiana, and from that city will tour eastern states for the summer.
 Satisfied Operator.
 John Harlan, superintendent of the Big Pine mine, near Senator, was in the city yesterday and states that all departments are under full headway The mill is running stead fly and the mine work continues fa- vorable with heavy production. From the Mines.
 William Frazier, who has mining interests in the Turkey Creek district, arrived from his camp yesterday after supplies. He is preparing to start extensive development on his Raven group.
 Legal Mission.
 LeRoy Anderson, legal advisor of the United Verde Copper Company, left yesterday for Jerome, where he Is called in connection with i'm portant legal business of that cor poration.
 Returns From East.
 c. c. Stukey, who has been in eastern states for several weeks on mining business, returned yesterday and will leave today for his home in Walker, accompanied by his wife who met him here.
 Brief Visitors.
 Mrs. Selim Michaelson and her two daughters were visitors to the city yesterday from Iron Springs, and were guests of Mrs. Nathan Levy in the afternoon. They re- turned in the evening. Looking Over Country.
 R. R. Pettibone, of Atlanta. Geor- gia, is a recent arrival and will re- main for several weeks to investigate ed to the country in view of the pos sibility of early admission to state hood.
 Eastern Visitors.
 Mrs. E. E. Forsythe and daughter, Miss Belle Forsythe, were arrivals from Rock Island. Ills. yesterday and
  sight seeing trip and to enjoy the climate. They are en route to the coast and Alaska
 Returns to Mohave.
 James Collins, former resident of this city, and a visitor for the past month. returned to Kingman vester- day. He is interested in mines and other enterprises in Mohave county, nd fe f,, transactions under consideration. Recovering From Illness.
 The many friends in this and other sections of the county will be pleased to learn that Mrs. Frank Ehle, of critical condition from blood poison ing at the Mercy hospital for sev- eral weeks. is pronounced out of danger and will soon be well enough to return home.
 Rain in North.
 Reese M. Ling, who returned from Flagstaff yesterday, states that a heavy rain was falling in that city when he left and that for several days preceding heavy storms were occurring. The country was green and presented an attractive appear
 
 lant over good feed.
 Returns to Old Haunts.
 Joel F. Martin. many years ago a resident of this county. and a miner by occupation. returned from Portland, Maine, a few days ago and states that he will remain for the summer, to seek relief from asthma. He originally came for fhe benefit of his health and reeur- renee of the affliction overtaking him few months ago. he again seeks the balm of relief through the eli mate. He was engaged in placer mining along Humbug creek in early days and also had quartz interests in Tip Top when that district was un- dergOing a boom. He will leave in a few days for the old haunts. Pleased Visitor.
 Mrs. \. Rienecler. of Alameda, Cal, was an arrival in the city yesterday and is at the Hotel St. Michael for few days She is en route to Je- rome to visit with relatives and being favorably impressed with the climate and surroundings has deferred leaving for a few days.
 Entertaining Friends.
 Mrs. s. G. Johnson of the Alto mine, at Big Bug, accompanied by her sister, Miss Peters, of Clarks- burg, West Va, are guests of Mrs. Amy Hill on Park avenue. Miss Peters is on her way home from San Francisco where she has been at tending the International Sunday School Convention.
 Passed Through.
 George Wardwell. formerly of the Verde valley, passed through the city yesterday en route to Mesa, where he will join a brother who is en- gagged in farming. He has been in Oklahoma for the past two years and states that farming in that country is a failure this year.
 Home From coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hummer. who have been visiting with friends in San Francisco and other points along the coast for the past month, re- turned yesterday, after a very en- ioyable outing. NIT. Hummer will -os,,v,, tho