Weekly journal-miner., 1911-11-29

-ruit Grower Here. l Leo Dickerson, with the Fair Oaks ] }rehard as general manager, is in the
 ity for a few days on business and to visit with friends.
 From the Range.
 J. F. Hamilton, in charge of the range interests of the Bar Diamond Cattle company, is in the city on business from Big Chino valley. i Special Guild Meeting.
 The St. Mary's Guild will hold a special meeting at the home of Mrs. i Norman Hoffman on South Pleasant street, this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. From the Range.
 Colin Campbell, one of the repre- sentative sheep growers of the north ern part of the territory, was in the city Sunday on business from Ash Fork.
 Brief Visitor.
 Hugh E. Morrison, brother of R. F. Morrison, was a visitor to the city Sunday from Los Angeles, on business matters, returning home yes l terday.
 Visited Old Home.
 Mrs John H. Ehl returned Sunday from an extended visit with her brother and sister at the old home in Joplin, Mo-, after an absence of twenty years. Brings in Dust.
 William Gillespie, the placer miner of the Hassayampa, near the old Mescal mill, was in the city yesterday with considerable gold dust and re- turns to his camp today.
 After Supplies. John Curran. operating mines near Walker. was in the city yesterday after supplies for his camp. He con tinues development and feels satis- ! fled with the showing made. Visiting Old Home.
 Rev. C. W. Deming, formerly the pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church in this city, arrived from Kingman yesterday to enjoy Thanks giving with his manr friends Special Christian Science Service.
 Special Thanksgiving services will be held at the Christian Science church. Thursday morning at II O. clock. The subject of the lesson is, Thanksgiving. solo will be rendered by Mrs. Harry Heap. Mining Visitor.
 c. J. McNulty was in the city Sunday from his mines on Little Copper creek, reporting the property under active development and tine showing as good in some new ground being opened up. Come to Reside.
 Mrs. Ella L. Little, until recently resident of Vieksburg. on the A. X c. railroad conducting a hotel, ar rived in the city Sunday to remain. accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. | Mary Patton and son George L. Little l Concludes Visit. ! Mrs. J. A. Middleton and son. Mas ter Arthur Middleton. after several days of a visit with friends in the city. returned yesterday to their home in Wickenburg. They were guests of MT. and Mrs. J. W. Stewart while here.
 Good Cattle Showing.
 J. W. Sullivan arrived in the city Sunday from Seligman, and stated that many large sales of cattle have been consummated in that country recently with the highest price ever paid being recorded He reports the range industry as prosperous. Visiting Official.
 Don NJ Willetts, chief deputy in | the office of U. S. Marshal Overlook, ! arrived from Tucson on Sunday to attend Federal court. MT. Willetts is an efficI5ot officer, and is popular throughout Arizona for his geniality whether in or out Of official duties. Leases Mines.
 T. J. Boltz was in the city yester- day from his mining camp in Turkey Creek district, and contemplates 1 Iaa,-;ur for +ba oas4 ;n a fauv Jayu an business. He has leased his interests and reports the property as showing good values in silver and lead. | Business Visit.
 Dr. William WOodburn, president of the New Cumberland Mining company of Pine Flat, was in the city Sunday on business, returning yesterday. He states that churn drilling is now