Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-25
City News
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CFrom Thursdays Daily,

sDr. J. W. Finn left yesterday for the main line of the Santa Fe where he was called on professional Duss ness.
 Business Trip.
 c. T. Joslin and A. J. Richardson, of the Arizona Mine Supply com pany. left yesterday for Jerome on business.
 Brief Visitor.
 Miss Esther Nyberg of Crown King is in the city for brief visit with friends and will return home tomorrow.
 Business Mission.
 Frank Vieux, of the Valley Flour mills, arrived from Phoenix yester- day and is making his usual rounds in the interest of his firm. Business Trip.
 Frank Nestor, merchant and miner of Huron, is in the city for a few days on business, and gives a good report of the mining situation. Visiting Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Alexander Of Sycamore creek, in the eastern part of the county, are in the city for few days visiting with friends Returns to Camp.
 Ernest J. Park, identified with the Arkansas & Arizona Mining company, at Jerome, after a business visit ot a few days, returned to l5s camp yesterday.
 Returns From Outing. The many friends in the city of Mrs. G. A. Bray will be pleased to learn that she returned yesterday from Los Angeles where she has been spending the summer with friends. Comes to Reside.
 Miss Mary Dalton. of San Diego, is a recent arrival and is so favor ably impressed with the city that she has decided to remain. She is the guest of Mrs Jules Baumann. Rural Visitor.
 J. R. Wells is in the city from his Lower Agua Fria ranch, and reports mining as occupying considerable at tention and cattlemen preparing to make fall shipments to outside points. Taking Vacation.
 Conductor w. L. Fox, of the S. F., P. & P railway and wife, and Harry Southworth. their grandson. have gone to San Francisco for few weeks visit. the former taking his annual vacation.
 Inspected Mines.
 I. T. Stoddard returned yesterday after making his periodical examina- tion of the Binghamton mine and left later for his home at Phoenix. He has a small force of men at work on development.
 Visiting Family.
 Former Sheriff ]. R. Lowry arrived from his mining camp in Pine Flat vesterdav to visit with his wife and family for few days. He states that development on his mines con tinues to be favorable and he Is much pleased over the results. At other camps in the district many min CTS are at work and the outlook is encouraging for a heavy producing mineral region.
 In the South.
 J. H. Robinson. of this city, who is seeking the democratic nomination for secretary of state, is in Southern Arizona, and yesterday was reported at Globe He will leave that section tomorrow for home.
 Winter Visitor.
 Mrs Perry Ritchie, of Rochester, Ind. arrived in the city yesterday and will remain for the winter to visit with Miss Estey Grim. who pre- ceded her some months ago. NIT. Ritehie will arrive later. Locate in Long Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. Erwin, formerly of Prescott, have purchased ''The Rolonial Apartments at Long Beach, Cal It is a modern apartment house with gas, electricity and steam heat and is in a choice location. On Mining Business.
 Jules Baumann left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he has been call ed on business pertaining to resumlng operations on the Baumann Copper eompany's properties near Humboldt. He says it is probable work will be resumed soon.
 Leaves for old Home.
 Fred K. LambertOn, engaged in mining in the Bradshaws, is ill the city en route to Salt Lake City, where he will visit for a few weeks with his aged parents, whom he has not seen in twenty-one years. He will return later.
 Visiting Mother.
 Mrs. Clarence Sparkling arrived yesterday from Indian Gardens in the Grand Canyon, where her hus- band is in charge of that interesting resort. and will remain for a few days to visit with her mother, Mrs. Johnson, who resides in the city. Campaigning for Cousin.
 A. W. Davis, identified with the Fortune Mining company. left yes terday for the line of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad in the interest of the candidacy of Carl Hayden, who seeks the democratic nomination for con, gress Mr. Davis and Mir. Hayden are cousins.
 Leave for South.
 NIT. and Mrs. H. Van Dusen, re gently from Jasper, Mich, after 8 visit of a few weeks as the guests ot Dr. and Mrs H. T. SOuthworth, re l-.-