Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-24
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 Home for Vacation. Charles Hesla, son of MT. and Mrs. | O. A. Hesla, returned yesterday from Stanford university on his vacation. Dance Postponed.
 The Yavapai Club monthly dance which was to have taken place next | Friday evening, has been postponed. Mine Operator Here.
 John Curran, who is developing mines near Walker, was in the city yesterday after supplies and reports that country as very active. ! Outing on Coast.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Watts left yesterday for Los Angeles, where she will be a guest for a few weeks of Dr. and Mrs. Gonzales, the former her son. From the Range.
 Henry Miller of Santa Maria was an arrival in the city yesterday aad reports favOrble conditions ia the cattle industry in that country. Visiting Friends.
 is a recent arrival in the city and will remain for several days visiting with friends. She is a guest of the Congress hotel
 Attorney Returns.
 Richard Lamson, attorney, return ed yesterday from a months visit in Denver, where he was looking af- ter the Arizona interests of clients in that city.
 From the Agency.
 Taylor P. Gabbard, Indian agent of the Apaehe-Mohaves on Clear creek, near Camp Verde, was an ar rival in the city yesterday on busi- ness of the government.
 Looking After Interests.
 l.. l.. Harmon, one of che large owners of cattle in this county, ar rived from Tempe yesterday and will leave in a few days to visit his in terests in the Camp Wood section. FraternaI Mission.
 Mrs. Jennie CapO, grand matron of the Order of the Eastern Star of Arizona left yesterday for Jerome, where she will visit the lodge return ing to Prescott today to resume her journey to Tucson, her home. Guest of Friend.
 Mrs. Monte Broaded left yesterday for Ash Creek where she will be the guest for few days of Mrs. c. H. Hooker, the latter to leave during the coming week for a trip to Texas to visit with relatives for the sum- mer.
 Mine Examination.
 MT. and Mrs. T. A. Warden passed through the city yesterday for Wick enburg, near where MT. Warden will make mine examinations for a few days. He reports the Little Daisy development as satisfactory. He is elated over the outlook and is pre- pairing to make shipments of ore. Goes to Alaska.
 Eugene Greenwood, until recently manager of the Bouse-Swansea Ice Company. left Bouse yesterday for California, and is destined for Alaska on a mining expedition to remain for several months. W. ". Damn succeeds to the position held by MT. Greenwood. Visiting Daughter.
 Mrs. Emma P. Mcclure, of Los An geles. is a recent arrival in the city and will remain indefinitely for a visit with Mir. and Mrs. H. D. Ait ken, being the mother of the latter. Mrs. Mcclure was a visitor to the city about three years ago and was welcomed by many friends. Looking at Range.
 I. D. L. Williams, of the Bar Dia- mond Cattle Company, of Big Chino valley left yesterday to make an eX- of snAa to prepare for a large shipment of steers to the California market dur ing the coming month. He will re- turn to his home in Los Angeles to- morrow visiting the Boundary Cone mine in Mohave county while enroute. He reports that property as exceed ing all expectations as depth is reach ed Mine Engineer Leaves.
 Prof. A. W. $. ROthermell, ae- eOmpanied by his niece, Miss Elsie Schulz arrived from the Mckinley camp yesterday and will leave today for the Pacific Coast and thence to his home in Milwaukee. He is al mining engineer and eontemplates re- turning to this section during the summer. Miss Schulz accompanies him on his examinations, and yester day stated that her visit to this county has been one of the most en- iOyable she has ever experienced. She will remain for a few days to visit with friends and then leave for her eastern home.
 From Tuesdays Daily San nie0o Visitor