Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-25

several days, returned to Dewey yes terday.
 Leaves for South.
 Mrs. L. J. Arehey, of Mayer, left yesterday for Phoenix, where she will be the guest of friends for several weeks.
 | Returns From Coast.
 Mrs. Eli Stauffer, who has been visiting with her mother, Mrs. Austin, in Pasadena, Cal, for several weeks, returned home yesterday.
 Leaves for New Home. Master NOrval Laird, son .Of Mrs. Ida Laird, of this city, left yesterday for Newcastle, Wyo., where he will reside with his grandmother. Visiting Relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. George Ross. of 1 Council Grove, Kan. are recent ar rivals in the city and will remain for an extended visit with relatives. Eastern Visitor.
 Mrs. F. c. Audelbert, of Bartlett vile. Okla, arrived in the city yes terday and eontemplates remaining for the winter for the benefit of her | health
 Mine Examination Trip.
 W. J. Martin left yesterday for the Harqua Hala mountains, where he will expert mines for an eastern syn dicate, expecting to be engaged for several days. Verde Visitor.
 Alonzo Mason, of Camp Verde, is | in the city on business for a few days, and gives the usual good report of farming activity and the excellent possibilities of determining an oil i flow.
 | Winter Visitor.
 Miss Catherine T. Babeoek of Washington, D. C., daughter of a leading attorney of that city, ar rived yesterday and will remain dur l ing the winter as the guest of Dr. and Mrs. c. E. Yount.
 Closing Up Deal.
 John R. Wells. of the Lower Agua Fria. is in the city. and is closing necotiations for the sale of his large agricultural and other interests in that section. He expects to turn the place over during the present week. Satisfactory Production
 Herbert Meany, general manager of
 
 the old Tiger mine near Crown King, arrived in the city yesterday and gives a good report of production. The mill has been running steadily for over five weeks and has given good returns. Looking Over Interests.
 l. M. Williams, general superintend- c~t of the western division of Wells Fargo & Co.,, with headquarters at Fl PasO. Texas, and F.. R. Jones of the Los Angeles office of the same company, arrived in the city yester- day and will remain for several days Visiting Officer.
 Lieutenant w. E. Johnson, United States Army, retired, is a recent ar rival in the city from Fl Paso, and will leave today for the Verde valley to investigate agricultural conditions Since leaving the army, he has adopt ed farming as a vocation. and may decide to locate here.
 Returns to Desert.
 George England arrived in the city vesterday from Jerome and will leave in a few days for the Riverside noun tains. on the California side of the Colorado river. below Parker. where he will resume work on his mines He states that he has received in formation that rush is going into that section. and that in addition to attractive mineral conditions. thou sands of acres of land are to be re- claimed by water storage.
 Walker Visitors.
 Judge and Mrs. R. F.. Johnson, and Mrs. A. W. SaxtOn of Walker, are in the city for few days on business and to visit with friends.
 From the Mines.
 Walter D. Wellborn, engaged in mining in the Walnut Grove section arrived from his camp yesterday and is en route to Minneapolis, Minn., to visit with relatives for few months + leaving early next week. He brings several samples from his property that give heavy values in silver. Leaves for Old Home.
 George Dexter, who is operating mines in Minnehaha Flat, arrived from his camp yesterday and vii leave tomorrow for Macon. Ga, tC remain until after the holidays. H, . is elated over the possibilities of hi interests, and on his return will b' accompanied by a brother and severa friends who intend to locate. Mining Visitor. Henry Barkshat, identified witl the Cowboy mine on the Santa Maria arrived from the camy yesterday anC gives good report of the outlook oI that property. This group, was re gently acquired and since develop ment was inaugurated several tons ot ore have been shipped that carry sat ' isfactory values. Off for Desert. Curtis Linkham, who has been Oper . ating his mines near Thumb Butt, during the summer, arrived from hi camp yesterday and will leave to morrow for the desert along the A & c. to resume development on mines He makes a practice of coming tt this section during the summer, anC !, returnin gtO the milder climate il returning to the milder climate il