Weekly journal-miner., 1911-09-20
Copper city visi,nr

Copper City Visitor.
 r. II Wolstedt. with the United Verde Copper company in respop. ''b'e capacity is in the city for a few day, on busine.. Official Honors.
 r. l.. llaworth has been nppoip,ed n notary public by Governor sloan and yesterday filed his official oath and bond in the office of the board of supervisors.
 Shelter City Visitors
 Robert k. Bliss and J. E. Rieke,ts residents of Humboldt. were in the city yesterday on business and report that community in flourisbing con. dition.
 Sunday Baseball.
 Arrangements were perfected yes. terday for game of baseball be tween the Prescott Grays and Fort Whipple mines, to be played next Sunday, weather permitting. The best players of both places will ap. pear and good game is promised. Reports Activity.
 Mat, Andres has returned from n business trip which included visits to Humboldt and Jerome. He re. ports the smelter and copper cities active and business prosperous in all lines.
 Winter Visitor.
 Mrs. Guy Bennett, who has been spending the summer at Iron Springs with the Phoenix colony, arrived in the city yesterday and has taken apartments at Hotel Congress to re. main for the winter.
 Miners in City.
 Chas. T. Martin, Thomas Mnrmont w. H. Mckay and II. Hansen, until recently employed at the Haney mipe' near Skull Valley. were arrivals ir the city yesterday and win remain for few days on business. Goes to Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Brown, o Harrington, are in the city, and vii leave today for the San Jaeinto ho springs in southern California, wher the former goes to take treatmen for inflammatory rheumatism. Returns From Idaho.
 Frederick II. Mercer, for man. years resident of this county, an' who left in 1900. returned yesterda from near Lewiston, Idaho, and vii again locate to follow mining II will leave for the Bradshaws t' morrow.
 Returns From Coast.
 C. T. .Ioslin, who has been to Lo Angeles for the past few weeks, r' turned yesterday accompanied by hi father, c. W. Joslin. lt is probabl that latter vii make his home in th city in the near future, expressin himself highly after many bri' visits.
 Pleased at Showing.
 r. l.. Wright returned Wednesda from the swastika mine m the Bra' shaw mountains, and left yesterda for Los Angeles. He expressed hir self as more than satisfied with d velopment and will return in fe weeks.
 Called Away by Hines.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Cook le yesterday for Bakersfield, Cal, whe
 Mrs Laura Caldwell, sister of q
 former, is reported 10 be in critic
 condition from illness. She was forI
 erly A resident of this city, and well known to many, who will pained to learn that her recovery ] doubtful.
 Returns Home. Miss Anna Morrison, who has be- visiting with relatives and irien
 in the city for several weeks, Te'uI
 d to her home in Topeka, Kan, y terday. She was a guest at the nor of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Payne, | latter her cousin, and is favoraf , impressed with the country and 5 climate.
 Brief Buanefs Visit.
 <. l.. Duncan. superintendent , the Climax Mining company, on
 Hassayampa, was in the city .yest
 day on business, returning ID
 afternoon. He reports the proper lunder development with splendid f sul,s and that another mill run "
 be made soon. Road work is Ne , mueh needed and under present fac ities freight is taken into the di , ,iet under conditions that are