Weekly journal-miner., 1911-07-26
City News
 ....In Brief
Rrom Thursday's Daily.)
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-. From Thursaay's Daily.) Business Trip.
 John Kendriek, freighter of Mayer, is in the city on business.
 Notary Appointed.
 L. P. Derrick has been appointed a notary public by Governor Sloan. Business Trip. Chester DiekersOn, business man of Seligman. is in the city for few days visiting with friends.
 Come for Summer. MT. and Mrs. Harry Holman and daughter, of Phoenix, are recent ar rivals and contemplate remaining for the summer to enjoy the climate. Business Trip.
 A. B. Kellogg, business man of Mayer and Humboldt, was an arrival in the city yesterday, and reports both sections as thrifty in all indus trial pursuits.
 Medical Mission.
 Mrs. E. W. Stephens and children arrived from Ferguson valley yester- day to remain for a few days, one of her daughters being i'll and in need of medical attention.
 Returns From South.
 F. NJ. Murphy returned last night from a week of inspecting the min ing and other interests at Tombstone, Imperial and other sections of Southern Arizona, and will remain in the city indefinitely.
 Mining Visitor.
 A. E. Conner, operating mines in the MeCabe section, was an arrival yesterday and gives a good report from development at several mines. He believes this year will witness more production than formerly. Returns From Islands.
 John Bauer, who has been attached to the quartermasters department of the army at Honolulu for the past two years. returned to his home in the city yesterday, completing his contract as a civilian employe. Returns From College.
 Stephen Gnash, son of s. J. Gnash president of the Pick and Drill Min ing Company, arrived from Los An geles. where he has been attending college, and will leave today for the camp to spend his vacation. Celebrating First Born.
 MT. and Mrs. G. G. Gilmore are rejoicing over the arrival of their first born, boy that tipped the scales at eleven, pounds and their many friends are extending eongrat- ulations. MT. Gilmore is with the s. F., P. & F. as a fireman. From the Range.
 R. H. Ferguson, stockman of Camp Wood, was an arrival in the city yes terday on a business visit, and states that rains have fallen recently in abundance in that section, and live stock conditions could not be better for the summer and fall seasons. Country Active.
 Henry Isthman, farmer and miner of the Bumblebee section, is in the city on a business visit, and gives an interesting report of industrial ac- tivity in that section. He will return with a pumping plant to begin ex- tensive irrigation of new lands taken up near Bumblebee station.
 Leaves the Country.
 F. W. Wood, until recently super intendent of the Swastika Develop ment Company, owning the Silver Prince and Black Warrior mines, in the Bradshaws, left yesterday for Los Angeles, to remain. He will engage in the manufacture of photographic utilities of his own invention. Goes to Honolulu.
 Miss Ethel Keating of this city who has been filling a position witf R. s. Mason, chief engineer of the Arizona Power Company in Los An geles several months, will leave that city today for Honolulu, where she will join her sister, Miss Millieent Heating, having accepted position as stenographer there.
 Visiting old Home.
 E. J. Bennitt, banker of Phoenix was a visitor to the city yesterday, to renew associations of other days when he was a resident. He was accom-. panied by Col. N. L. Moore, of civil war fame, a recent arrival from Lawrence, Kansas. Col. Moore is fav orably impressed with the country and especially the climate. Inspecting Interests.
 L. H. Chapman, J. E. MeFadden and C. D. Grant, all heavily interest ed in the Pacific Copper Mining Com pany, in the Bradshaw mountains, ar rived yesterday from Kansas City and will leave today for an inspection of their interests to remain until tho latter part of the week. Recent de velopment is the occasion of theil visit at this particular time. They are wealthy manufacturers.
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