Weekly journal-miner., 1911-12-13

that the outlook at several eamps ia gratifying for the making of several good producers.
 Concludes Visit
 Mrs. Charles Proven and sister. Mrs. A. N. Tisdalc. left yesterday. the former 10 her home in Great Falls Mont, after several weeks of a visit. and the latter to Los Angeles. where she will spend the holidays with friends.
 Business Visitor.
 Hugh Burns, one of the many sue. eessfu dry farmers of the chrome Junction section, was in the city yes. terday on business. and stated that there IS large area under cultiva. tion. Much interest is shown since successful experiments have been con. ducted, and prosperous farming community seems assured. Hearing on Saturday.
 George King, arrested few days ago in Peoples valley accused of horse stealing at seligman, will have his preliminary examination tomorrow at Ash Fork, there being a vacancy at present in the office of justice of the peace at scligman. Visiting Family.
 Ex.Sheriff J. l.. Munds arrived in the city yesterday from the wicken. burg country, where he has been look ing over range conditions, and will remain for few days Co visit with his family, when he will go 10 the north. ern part of the county where he has sheep.
 Returns to old Home
 Arthur Brinkwortb, until recently night clerk at the Hotel St. Michael. left yesterday for Colorado Springs, his old home. where he will reside in the future. He is courteous hotel man, and his departure is regretted by many friends.
 Disposes of Mines.
 Joseph l.. IIowells has sold his group of six mines and four mill sites on the Santa Maria to Almeda Howells, the deed being filed for record yesterday for nominal con sideration. Mr. Iowclls is a resident of Los Angeles.
 Visiting Miner.
 ]. R. Boyer. the well known min ing man of Cherry Creek, was in th, city yesterday, reporting that dis trict as experiencing considerable ae tivity, and with more men perform ing annual assessment work than ir former years, which is taken as a fov orable indication for the future. From the Mines.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell ana Mir. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell, Jr. were arrivals from the Mint mining camp in Copper Basin yesterday t' visit with friends for few days The elder Mrs. Mitchell will leave later for Los Angeles, where she vii remain until after the holidays. Fraternal Mission.
 Neill Bailey, superintendent of th' United Verde and Pacific railway, an' C. II. Rutherford, the attorney, botl of Jerome, passed through the cit. yesterday, returning from a trip t' Phoenix, where they attended n busi ness meeting of the Mystic Shrine O the Masonic order, both reporting al enjoyable time.
 Summoned by Illness.
 Mrs. W. II. Timerhoff left yester day for Roscoe, IT,, where her niece Miss Byrle sturtcvant, is reported L be critically i'll. The afflicted younI { lady until short time sgo was [ fcsluent or this 'i'yi ""''' ' "" many friends who will regret to hea this sad news Mrs. Timerhoff vii also visit with her mother in Cbieag before returning home.
 Visitors From Humboldt.
 Mrs. George |. Hudson and sistel Miss Mnude Guttery, sisters of Jae Guttery. the mining operator of Chel " Greek, with Mrs. William M. Maj fin and Mrs Robert Kendall, all Humboldt. were visitors with friend in the city yesterday, and were tn house guests of MT. and Mrs. Robe' R. Bliss. They will return home toda after an enjoyable trip.