Weekly journal-miner., 1911-11-08
(From Saturdays Daily 'nliIico1 pucineSc


 On Political Business.
 NJ. G. Cunniff of the Savoy mine, near Crown King, arrived yesterday to confer with democratic colleagues on the political outlook
 Ash Fork Visitors.
 Mrs C. T. Lewis, of Ash Fork, and daughter, arrived yesterday to visit with friends for a few days. She was formerly a resident of this city. Mine Operator Here.
 L. A. DOugherty, associated with NJ. G. Burns in the Blue Dick mine, is in the city and expresses himself in favorable terms of the outcome of de- velopment
 Visiting Relatives.
 1 Mrs. Benjamin Robinson arrived from Kirkland valley yesterday and will remain for several days as the guest of her sons. A. W. and J. H. Robinson.
 Health Restored.
 I. Cooper, business man of Jerome, after an extended visit to health re- sorts of Southern California, returned yesterday and will leave for home today very much improved. Come to Reside.
 Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Pearson arrived from Humboldt yesterday and will make their home in the city. He has disposed of his business in the shelter city to Dr. L. o. Davenport. More Machines.
 The Hill Hardware company will receive today four more Ford autos, three of which are sold, John Eager berg of Ash Fork, Geo. c. Meese of Copper Basin and F. w. Foster, being the purchasers. This shipment makes the total sales for the year at sixteen, which added to those already in com mission brings the number of Ford ears in use in this city to 26, out of total of 5S machines. Those to arrive today are models of 1912. Mir. Foster has sold his old ear to W. W. Wade of Phoenix. and it was shipped south few days ago.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs. J. C. Lewis, daughter of Mrs. Ed. Voigtlander. arrived from St. Louis yesterday and will remain for several weeks at her old home visit ing with relatives and friends. Leave for Coast.
 Nr and Mrs. J. T. Sheffield, the former the general manager of the Puntenney Lime company, left yes terday for Los Angeles on a business and pleasure visit for the next two weeks.
 Returns From Mines.
 H. L. Kaufman, who has been de- veloping his mines near Mayer for several weeks. returned to the city yesterday and speaks eneouragingly of the showing on his properties and that section generally. Jubilant Rangeman.
 Nr. and Mrs. William $. Johnson, of Walnut Creek, are in the city for a few days to visit with friends. The former reports range conditions as satisfactory, and cattlemen pleased over the coming of a favorable winter Leaves for South.
 Miss Lila Hawkins, daughter of Judge and Mrs. J. J. Hawkins, left for Phoenix yesterday, where she will be the guest for the next two weeks of Miss Helen Ely. daughter of Sims Ely. editor of the Phoenix Republican. Mine Examination Trip.
 Gerald Kicker, representing Oswe- 90, Y. Y. capitalists, arrived in the city Friday and left for the Congress Junction section where he will look at mines for his associates. He was a visitor early this spring to that district. Recovering From Illness.
 W. H. McMichael, who has been seriously il for the past two weeks, suffering with pneumonia, was report ed yesterday to be convalescing. He and Mrs. McMichael are temporarily residing in the city, coming from Big