Weekly journal-miner., 1911-01-04
CIIy News
 ...in Brief
CFrOm Thursdays Daily.)

sheep interests
 To Eureka Mines.
 Homer Wood left this morning for the Santa Maria district, where he is interested in mines, and will also join John Lawler, who is at the Hill side camp.
 Business Visit.
 Jake Weber of Congress Junction is in the city for a few days, visit ing his many friends. He returns south tomorrow and reports that sec tion as active in mining.
 Officers in City.
 Justice of the Peace Cree and Deputy Sheriff Tovrea of Congress were arrivals in the city yesterday, and will remain for several days in attendance on the District Court. Mine Operator Here.
 c. w. Ruffner, operating the Little Jack Mine, near McCabe, was an ar rival in the city yesterday. He re ports development going ahead and is satisfied with the showing made. Brief Business Visit. D. c. Payne, operating mines at Camp DeWilber, near the Seven Mile House, on the Walker road, was a visitor to the city yesterday, making the trip through the snow in his au- ! tomobile
 Leaves for East.
 Sol Laskey left last night for New York City, where he expects to To- cate and engage in business. He will be joined later by his brother, Harry Laskey, the latter at present residing in San Francisco.
 Return From Coast.
 MT. and Mrs. Eli Stauffer, the former in charge of the telegraph line of the s. F., P. & P, returned yesterday from Los Angeles, after visit of several weeks, the guests of Mrs. Stauffer's mother. Makes Quick Trip.
 B. Anderson, in charge of the U. s. Marshal's office in Phoenix, was an arrival from the south yesterday, returning home on an afternoon train. He was called to the city on hurried official trip. Returns to Camp.
 Dan B. Genung, general manager of the Mildred Gold Mining com pany, returned to his camp near Stan ton, yesterday, to resume operations. The building of a long pipe line is to receive consideration and mine work will follow.
 Rangeman Visits.
 Frank Krell, identified with the cattle industry in Big Chino Valley, was a visitor to the city yesterday, and speaks in good terms of that business and the outlook. He re- turned home in the afternoon. Returns to Mines.
 William Bright, with the Federal Mining company, on Cherry Creek, in the carpenter department, after sev- eral days visit with friends in the city, returned to his duties yester- day.
 Returns to Duty.
 Thomas Taylor, superintendent of the United Verde smelters at Jer- ome, after month of sightseeing on the coast, passed through the city, en route home. He was greeted at the depot by many friends of this city.
 Birth of Boy.
 MT. and Mrs. W. A. Rosenberger of Sycamore Creek, are rejoicing over the arrival of a son at their home. the event taking place on December 26th. Mrs. Rosenberger is the daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. W. H. Love, for hASI AOHlutulS Ol lulS GUY. Visited old Pueblo.
 Frank Whisman returned yesterday from visit of several days on busi- ness at Tucson. He states that the main topic of discussion in that city is the probability of rebuilding the immense machine shops of the South ern Pacific, recently destroyed by fire.
 Commercial Visitor.
 Edward Zeiger, business man of Congress Junction, after a few days visit to the city, returned home yes terday. He states that mining ae- tivity in that field is assuming con siderable interest and from the ac tivity going on he anticipates a pros porous year.
 Serious Charge.