Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-23
CFrom Fridays Daily) Leaves for South.

Geo. C. Ruffner left yesterday for Salt River valley on live stock busi- . ness.
 Kirkland Visitors.
 Mr and Mrs. Charles Evans, of
 Kirkland valley, are in the city on a
 visit with friends for few days.
 Business Visitor.
 W. C. Botkin, with the Wingfield
 mercantile house at Camp Verde, is
 in the city on business and visiting
 with friends
 Mining Visitor.
 F. A. Leonard, identified with the
 Penn-Arzona Mining company. aper- ating the MudhOle mine, at Walker, arrived from the east yesterday and will remain for an extended examin- ! ation of that property. leaving today 1 for the camp. Visiting Friends.
 Harry Ullmo, forest ranger of the | Poland division. is in the city for few days visiting with friends and on official business.
 Outside Visitors.
 1 George AinswOrth. of Juniper. Earl C. Webster and A. C. Edgar of the Hassayampa district were in the city yesterday on business.
 Goes to Coast.
 Judge J. M. w. Moore left yester- day for Los Angeles. where he will visit for few weeks with his sister, and enjoy an outing at the seaside. After Mipe Supplies.
 Curtis Linkham. who is developing mines in the Thumb Butte district. was in the city yesterday after sup plies for his camp. returning in the afternoon.
 From Shelter City
 Mir and Mrs. Dudley Powell. of Humboldt, are in the city for d few days, and are guests of MT. and Mrs A. F.. Blackburn. the latter a sister of Mrs. Powell.
 Entertaining Friends.
 Miss Mabel Brisley has as guests during the week the Misses Grace and Jessie Jones. of Chaparral, and Miss [ Georgia Ullmo. of Poland. who arrived ' in the city Wednesday.
 Continue Journey.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Campbell. of | Walnut Grove. after few days in i the city visiting with friends. left ] yesterday for Southern Arizona for a few weeks trip on business. Mining Visitor.
 Benjamin RybOn arrived from the ( Silver Belt mine yesterday and reports that section as active and much in- terest manifested over recent strikes { in silver mines. Climatic Attraction. (
 Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Otey. of Little { Rock. Ark. are recent arrivals to re- main indefinitely for the benefit of the climate Both are pleased with the city. and are at the Hotel St. a Michael Returns From East.
 Mrs. P ]. Keohane, wife of the assistant county treasurer. returned ' yesterday from Buffalo. \. Y.. where } she has been for several weeks visit , ing with relatives and friends at her C former home. Contractor Here. ]
 F.. F.. Hill. who is laying heavy concrete foundations for the new re l duction plant of the Lake Superior f and Nevada Mining company. near T Crown King. arrived from the camp yesterday on business. To Visit old Home. {
 Mr and Mrs. J. F.. Cook. of Mayer, are in the city for a few days to visit with relatives and friends. The i latter is en route to Ora, Illinois. $ where she will visit with her parents C for few weeks, leaving today. t Likes the Climate.
 .I- l.. NrOtnerS or Eufeka. Ndi., ls III the city and will remain indefinitely $ for the benefit of his health. which t he states has improved very much in I the past few weeks. He is camping T out in the pines to the south of the l city. Visiting old Home.
 F.. A. McSwiggan, with the :. F. P. X ?. railway, as bridge and building $ inspector, left yesterday Tor Williams t burg. Iowa, Chicago and other eastern I cities on his annual vacation for f few weeks to visit with relatives and a friends. a Business Mission. ]
 W. ]. Mayer, merchant of Mayer, is in the city on business for few C