Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-18
Pioneer Woman Returns.
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(Frum Fridays Daily)
 Visiting Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. R. H. See of Cherry Creek. are in the city for a few days visiting with friends.
 Visited Old Home.
 W. J. Berry, Lynx Creek miner, after several weeks in Philadelphia, visiting with relatives at his old home, returned yesterday.
 Business Visit.
 Mrs. ]. Paul, the popular hostess of the Jerome Junction hotel, is in the city on 8 brief social and business visit and is guest at the Hotel St. Michael
 Development Continues.
 John Lawler returned yesterday from the Hillside mine in Eureka district, reporting leasers as eontinu- ing work with satisfactory results. An immense tonnage has been taken out. which later will be shipped. Leaves for Home.
 Mrs. Ala Love. after a two months visit with Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. C. C. Keeler. the latter her sister, left yesterday for her home in New Orleans, La. She regretted to leave and it is probable she will return to reside.
 Popular Traveller.
 "Jack" Shea, well and popularly known throughout the territory as commercial traveller. is in the city on business. and stated yesterday that he was desirous of helping the new state along with vote but his nomadie habits prevent him from ex- ercising that privilege.
 Inspecting Interests.
 W. R. Cabot. president of the Old Arastra Mining company, operating the New York group of mines near Alto. of this city, arrived from Bos- ion early in the week. He is an Oc- rasional visitor, and will remain in definitely. leaving for his camp yes terday. The first carload of ore was ,hipped to Humboldt Wednesday. Passes Through.
 James Douglas. son of pr. James Douglas. of Bisbee. passed through the city yesterday from the east en route to the southern part of the territory. He was formerly a resident of this city and still retains interests in mines, being one of the stockhold CTS in the Commercial Mining com pary. operating successfully in Cop per Basin.
 After Mine Supplies.
 Peter P Mcintosh, mine operator of the Castle Creek section, arrived from his camp yesterday after a stock of supplies for the winter and will return today. He is pleased over the territorial highway passing to within few miles of his camp, lack of transportation being one of the disagreeable conditions affecting that promising gold belt Condition Not Serious.
 Letters received yesterday from A. !. Herndon al Los Angeles, are more hopeful for the recovery of his wife who. Monday, was reported to be very i'll in that city. Mrs. Herndon's affiction is a nervous one. and while she is very weak no immediate dan ger is anticipated. NIT. Herndon states that he will remain away until the first of the month. Pleased Visitor.
 W. R. Lomax. of Alameda, Cal, arrived in the city vest erday and will remain for a few days to visit with MT. and Mrs "Jaek'' Jones. the lat ter his daughter. Mr Lomax is en route to Sedalia. Mo. his old home. to make his first visit in nearly forty wears, where two sisters still reside at the old homestead. He is much pleased with the city, its mod ern buildings and scenic surround ingS. while the climate. he states. is the @raRde,t he has ever experienced