Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-15
Leaves for Desert.

l Dug. dEIiNeu AesGeIudN IIom hdNeI, and leaves today for the desert coun- try near Rouse, where he has inter 1 ests. -..r Visiting Daughter.
 Mrs. J. J. Hawkins left Sunday for Stanford Universitq, Cal, where ner daughter is a student, and will remain for few weeks on a visit with her.
 From the Country.
 Henry Hartin, general manager of the Williamson Valley Land and Cat tie company, and William Simmons of Williamson Valley, were in the city yesterday on business. Machinery Shipped.
 Yesterday the Arizona Mine Sup | ply company shipped new air com pressor to the camp of the Big Pine Mining company, near Senator, which is to be used for extensive working of that property.
 Mining Visitor
 John Dick, one of the best known miners in the county, was in the city yesterday from his camp on the Hassayampa, after supplies. He con- tinues work and reports the outlook as satisfactory.
 From Foreign Land.
 Duncan Livingston, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Wilhelmina Liv- ingston, father and sister of Mrs. W. D. Gum of this city, will arrive Sunday, from Glasgow, Scotland, and will remain for an indefinite visit. Returns From Camp.
 John s. Reilly, interested in the Old York gold mines, near Stanton, with E. L. Bartholomew and James Rees, mas returned to the city after weeks of an absence, reporting de velopment under way, and the show 1 ing all that could be desired.
 On Legal Mission.
 Reese NJ. Ling left Sunday for | Winslow, where he is called by the Northern Arizona Cattlemen's Asso- citation on criminal proceedings, in volving the recent arrest of the Marley brothers. which is to be heard at the next term of court in Navajo county.
 From Desert Mines. l John Blackburn arrived yesterday ! from the works of the Stees Copper company, near Calzona, opposite Par ker, and will remain in the city for several days. He gives good ae count of that proposition as well as the general outlook in that new min ing field. Closes School.
 After a very successful term of teaching, Miss Mary c. Miller, Sat urday, closed her school at Peck's Lake, on the Verde, and arrived in the city yesterday to spend the sum- mer with friends. It is probable that she will be retained for the fall term in that district. Returns From Verde.
 John Ehle returned yesterday from i his first visit to the Verde Valley, in 1 nearly third of a century. He was amazed at the broad expanse of fer tile lands, and the unusual conditions of prosperous times. Mrs. Enle ae eompanied him on the trip, and both were the guests of relatives for over a week.
 Leave for Camp.
 MT. and Mrs J. P. Waldron, who returned a few days ago from their old home at Colorado Springs, CA'e., returned to their mining camp ir the Bradshaw Mountains, yesterday. W. H. Merritt, surveyor, accompanied them, and will survey the ground for patent, immediately.
 Plant Starts Up.
 Joseph Maekin, general manager of the Eleanor Placer Mining company, was an arrival from Iis camp yes terday and states that the big dredg- ing machinery has started operations on French Guleh, and that work will be prosecuted continuously. An abundance of water is available and the machinery works smoothly. District Court Ends.
  the panel of trial jurors for trying civil cases, was discharged for the term. Other cases disposed of were the continuing for the term of the suits of Mrs. R. R. Blaine vs. A. Blumberg, the Carroll Gold and Cop per company vs. F. SeOpel, and Jas. Gillespie vs. John s. Reilly. Court stood adjourned until the regular