Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-15
CErom Fridays Daiiy.)

VT HUH EIludy Oally.l
 Guest of Friends.
 Miss Edith EckeI is in the city
 to remain for a few days, visiting
 with friends, arriving yesterday from
 Fair Oaks.
 Accepts New Position.
 E. A. Shelton, with R. H. Burmistel
 X Sons Co.,, for several weeks, left
 yesterday for Congress Junction
 where he will be assistant to F. G,
 Widmeyer, agent.
 Mercantile Visitor.
 J. B. Lecklider, business man of
 Walker, was in the city yesterday,
 and reports all camps actively oper-
 ating and considerable tonnage leav-
 ing for the shelter.
 Leave for South.
 Miss Louise Gilehrist of Las Vegas,
 N. M., who has been visiting with
 friends for several weeks, left yes terday for Yuma, where her brother is with the Reclamation Service.
 Rangemen Visitors.
 Bert Maxwell and William Allen were arrivals in the city yesterday from the Radley range, near Sena- tor, and report cattle in fine eondi- tion for the winter months, and feed abundant.
 Dewey Visitors.
 Mrs. T. H. Reynolds, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Ynez Key holds, the latter teaching school at Humboldt, were arrivals yesterday, and will remain for few days, vis- iting with friends.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. B. s. Snider was an arrival yesterday from Jerome Junction, to visit with friends for a few days, where her husband is with the s. F., P. & P, as agent, being recently transferred from Congress Junction Mining Visitor.
 W. \. Hutton, interested in mines in Copper Basin, adjoining the Com mereial company, is in the city on business for a few days. He gives good account of general mining and anticipates an active and productive field. Visited old Home.
 Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Roper returned yesterday after a pleasant visit with | relatives and friends in Santa Cruz, Cal, their former home Dr. Roper leaves today for Kirkland Valley on professional duties, and will remain away for a few days. From the Monica.
 NJ. Hinekey arrived yesterday from the Monica mines near Kirkland, where development for determination purposes mas been under way for several weeks. It is reported that work is to be resumed on the prop erty in the near future. n1ne OperaLOr here.
 John Kelly, who is operating the Hearst group of mines, at Jersey, vas in the city, yesterday, after sup ,lies for his camp, and will return omorrow. He gives good account if mine development in that gold re- i ,iOn, and states that several prop rites are active. .eturns Home.
 Mrs. w. E. Davis, sister of Officer I M. Robbins of the city police < oree, after several days in the city, q t the bedside of her aunt, Mrs. i . c. Snow, left yesterday for Te- r achapi, Cal. Mrs. Snow has been I I several weeks, and her condition esterday was reported as hopeless. : listing Brother. f J. T. Sheffield, manager of the n lime works, on the s. F., C !. & P, near Cedar Glade, was an o rrival in the city yesterday, com ii lg to see his brother, who is at 2 ne Mercy hospital, under medical .eatment. The latter is recovering o .om an attack of pneumonia. R line and Mill Running. a, B. P. Miller, general manager of h le Knickerbocker Mining Co.,, op- h, .ating the Lincoln group near Crown n, ing, was an arrival from the camp c and states that develop ent continues with satisfactory re n, Its and the mill is dropping stamps A, lily. He is well pleased with the n; Itlook and will return today. ee inc Manager Returns. fir s. c. Yeomans, general manager Pl
 the Yavapai Bullion Mining Co.,, A rived yesterday from the east, and of ft in the afternoon for his camp en Copper Basin district. He intends ra direct operations and eontemplates SC