Weekly journal-miner., 1911-01-18

II be had for the uses of the office in this county. They will be absent several days.
 CFrom Fridays Daily)
 Flying Visit
 | Thomas Marmont arrived last night from Chaparral on a flying business visit.
 Purchasing Supplies
 C. J. MeNulty is in the city from his mines in the Hassaysmpa dis trict, purchasing supplies.
 Business Visitor.
 s. R. Trengrove, in charge of the Iron King mine, near Humboldt, was business visitor to the city yester- day, and will return home today. Goes to Canyon.
 W. J. Mulvenon left yesterday for the Grand Canyon, where he will visit with his sister-in-law, Mrs. Clarence Spaulding, for a few days. VIII Visit old Home.
 Ralph Dobyns, with R. H. Burm- ister & Sons Co.,, in the sales room, will leave tomorrow for Mexico City, Mo- where he will visit with his parents and other relatives for a few weeks.
 Mercnntile Visitor.
 R. ". Wingfield, Camp Verde mer- chant, arrived yesterday, and reports the country drenehed along the route to this city. Farmers and rangemen are in a happy mood at the unexpeet- ed big storm.
 Seriously Afflicted The many friends of that sterling pioneer, Jesse Robeson, will regret to learn that he is at the Mercy hospital, in this city, seriously i'll with asthma. He Is suffering from a recurrence of that illness.
 Sheepnan Arrives. E. B. Newman, wool grower of the northern part of the Territory, with headquarters at Flagstaff, was an ar rival in the city yesterday, and will remain for a few days on business He is en route to the desert country. Leave for Brief Visit.
 MT. and Mrs. H. E. Olund of Crown King, left yesterday for St. Paul. Minn., where they win visit with friends for a few weeks. MT. Olund is consulting engineer of the Lake Superior and Nevda Mining company, operating the Mascot mines, near Harrington, and is called to the above city on business pertaining to his enterprise that has been au- thorized by the Board of Directors, after a recent examination made by them.
 New Attorney Arrives.
 William H. Long, a graduate of the Northwestern Law School of Chi eago, and admitted to practice be- fore the Supreme Court of Illinois, the law offices of LeRoy Anderson, where he will be associated as as sistant counsel.
 Leaves for East.
 Vernon K. Mnlhado. who recently closed the deal for the purchase of the Joe Don group of mines in the Hassayampa district, left Wednesday for New York City, and will return in the next few weeks. His plan is to establish a camp and to begin Op- erations on permanent basis as soon as he returns.
 Returns to Old Home.
 Edwin c. Robinson, who has valu- able mining interests in the Mount Union section, and a well known miner of the county, left yesterday for Oklahoma, with the intention of remaining way several months. He is called to that state to see his mother, after many years of absence, and ouvinU to her advanced ace Mine Operator Leaves.
 J. NJ. Layman of Jerome, projeetor of big tunnel for opening several mines in that district, after a few days in the city, left yteserday for Phoenix, where he will join his wife, who is spending the winter with friends. Mir. Layman expects to make Prescott his home and direct operations from this city. He is ne- gotiating for the Neagle residence. Perfects Land Title.
 A. B. Kellogg, Mayer merchant, was an arrival yesterday, and per fected final proof for a forty acre strip of land under the homestead right. located in Bloody Basin, before Judge Moore, United States Commis- sioner. He states that heavy rains fell in that section, as in other places, and the many sheepmen rang ing in the country adjacent are Jub- liant over the prospects for good win ter feed. MT. Kellogg states that with the recent revival of mining the general outlook was never as bright as now.
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