Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-17
City News
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| day from his mining claims in the Groom Creek district and states sev- eral companies are preparing to re sume operations.
 Examining Mines. 1 W. A. Rice, of Boston, Mass, son of the owner of the Empire mines of Groom Creek. is a recent arrival and is making an examination of ing operations.
 Returns From Humboldt ! A. II. Wethey, managing director of the Consolidated Arizona Smelling ! Company was an arrival from Hum- boldt yesterday where he is engaged l in making an examination of that and other property interests.
 Returns to Farm. George ROhpeter, who has been en- gagged for the past few months in making placer examinations near Vieksburg for an eastern company, arrived Friday and left yesterday to ranch near Dewey.
 Contractor in City. F.. F. Hill, was an arrival from Humboldt and will return today. Bradshaw Visitor.
 Roraee Yeomans, freighter of the Bradshaw Mountains, was an arrival in the city yesterday on business. Ore Buying Trip.
 R. H. HetheringtOn left yesterday for Congress to make purchases of ores and concentrates for the Fl PasO smelters.
 Producer of Sweets.
 L. B. Bell was an arrival in the city yesterday from his farm in the Verde valley and will remain for several days.
 Pupils Enjoy Skating.
 The pupils of St. JOseph's academy enjoyed a pleasant afternoon yester- day at the skating rink the guests of NJ. L. Buckley.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Grant Carter and son of Kirkland valley were arrivals in the city yesterday and will remain for a few days visiting with friends. Recovers Health.
 T. A. Warden, superintendent of the Little Daisy mine at Jerome, and consulting engineer of the Clara Consolidated Gold, Silver and Copper Mining Company accompanied by his wife. returned yesterday from an ex tended visit to the coast, completely restored to health. He left for Hum bOldt later with ]. B. Taylor of Swansea. identified with the Clara. Purchase Autos.
 Yesterdays sales of ears by the Prescott Auto Company were to two residents of Humboldt, B. B. Dolly, electrician of the smelter and Dr. .C. F.. Pearson. physician. Both ma chimes are of the F.. M. F. type, which have recently been introduced in this section.
 To the Seaside.
 Jesse F.. Cross. one of the pOpu- lar salesmen of the Bashford Bur mister Company, left yesterday on his first vacation and will remain for a few weeks to enjoy an outing on the sea coast of Southern Cali fOrnia.
 Skull Valley Visitors.
 Mrs. J. W. COughran, accompanied by her daughter. Miss Katie Cough ran and son. Edward COughran, ar rived in the city yesterday on a so- eial visit, as did also Frank William son of the same section They will return home tomorrow.
 Mining Visitors.
 O. B. Marshall was an arrival from his camp in Chaparral yesterday. as was also W. J. Martin, superintendent of the Mt. Elliott Consolidated mines. The latter is pleased with recent de- terminations and will visit with his wife for a few days.
 Many Court Witnesses.
 Deputy Sheriff c. c. Keeler has returned from trip to the Verde Valley and other sections on off cial business and subpoenaed twenty five witnesses in one ease, that of the Territory against A P Rhode, whose trial for the killing of Lee Murphy last year starts in the dis trict court tomorrow morning. Closes School.
 Miss Harriet Tefft, who has been teaching the West Verde school, has | closed her term and will remain in 1 the city during the summer, arriving yesterday. She has given such ex- cellent satisfaction that the trustees ] have retained her for another year. | Go to the Coast.
 Mrs. A. W. Edwards left Friday for a few weeks visit to San Fran cisco and San Jose, Cal. She will be joined at Wiekenburg by MT. Ed wards, who has been at the Castle Hot Springs for a few days, and both will proceed to the coast. Student.
 Mrs. William Stephens has as guest at her home in the city Miss Bessie Hopkins, of Camp Verde, the latter arriving yesterday from attend ing the Northern Normal School at Flagstaff during the winter term. She will return home in a few days joining her mother. Leaves for Coast
 c. NJ. Shaw, until recently with the Arizona Power Company, as su- perintendent, left yesterday for Los where he has accepted a responsible position with a large elee- trlcal operating company. Mrs. Shaw