Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-15
Brings Good Report.


 of the Mount Elliott. the continued
 working of the Lelan, the good re-
 suits coming from the Little Jack,
 with other mines in an active state.
 the prospects for a prosperous year
 were never So bright. He is prepar-
 ing to resume work on his claims.
 Visitors Leave.
 Mrs. s. A. Smith and Mrs. s. A. Jenkins of Omaha, Neb.. after sev-
 eral days in the city, visiting with relatives and friends, left yesterday for the coast, to remain for a few weeks. Mrs. Smith is an aunt of Mrs. F. c. Paine, and, with Mrs. Jenkins, was a guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. Paine during the visit. | Both were agreeably impressed with | this section.
 Mine Operator Returns.
 After an absence of over a | month, visiting friends at their for mer home in ColorodO Springs, Colo, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Waldron returned yesterday, and in a few days will leave for their mining camp in the Bradshaw Mountains. MT. Waldron is operating the Bear group of mines, and returns to renew develop ment on an extended plan, express ing himself as very favorably i'm pressed with the outlook on his in- terests. Military Situation Changed.
 It is reported from reliable sources that the order placing a civilian care taker at Whipple Barracks, has been . revoked, and that the garrison will remain in charge of the military, with Quartermaster Sergeant Walter, COmmisSary Sergeant Mcdonald and Ordnance Sergeant Mann on duty, in t their respective positions. It is ex- t pected that Lieutenant Bartlett, post t commander, and fourteen men, left q as detachment for post duty, will soon be ordered to join the regiment s It Fort Sam Houston, Texas, e From Illness.
 J. s. Carmichael of the Sunny Side S Mining company, while in the city c from the camp, near Groom Il ,reek, stated that he was in receipt t ,f letters from H. N Coleman, at Ihieago, which stated that the latter Ii would return before the 1st of April, h 70 resume development. He mad h ,een detained owing to an operation y hat was performed on one of his \ 'eet a few weeks ago. MT. Coleman a writes favorably and eontemplates e arge operations. k to Camp. b
 Frank Burns, superintendent of the il Mckinley Mining and Development u company, after a few days in the u .ity on business, returned to the D works yesterday. He is preparing to Ii eceive the Board of Supervisors, h yho contemplate repairing the road Ic rom Iron Springs to the camp, a a hort distance, in order to afford bet si er transportation facilities, in view T. f the early resumption of work on q hat mining enterprise. The outlay T. will be small, and not over 1900 feet If new work will be necessary. , Country Active.
 C. P. Wingfeld, Huron merchant, s in the city, and reports consider lbFe activity going on adjacent to hat place, during the past few :; months several old mines resuming . md considerable production follow ng. The reviving of the Huron Gold company, by G. W. Hull, is at y racting considerable interest, and n short time the property will be ;, lnder development by a large force. The Harrington Mining company IS llso preparing to inaugurate work ,n it's claims. where limited develop nent shows favorable conditions. Eavorably Impressed
 Mrs. Sarah E. Goulden of San Francisco, favorably known in pio- leer circles of the coast, was an ar ival Monday, and will remain for an -' indefinite visit with Judge and Mrs. ). E. Parks. Mrs. GOulden is at u racted to this city from its climatic attractions, and expresses herself as Y avorably impressed with the little i' city and its matehless eli U nate. this being the first time Tn many years that she has ventured P' way from the sea level to a mile igh in the air.
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