Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-11
City News
 ....In Brief
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(From Sundays Daily.)

NOAllSl " @NSS-NNo' Mrs. Harry Hollingshead, wife of the merchant of Camp Verde, arrived yesterday and will make her home in the city. She is guest of Mrs. Amy Hill
 Returns From oCast.
 Mrs. W. J. Dunn who has been visiting with friends for several weeks in Los Angeles, returned yes ferdav and will leave for her home at Mayer tomorrow.
 Glad to Return.
 After two wteks with his folks m Aipuuuerque. James Laudenslager re ports enjoying hi, visit. but will be clad in another week to return to e.The Place to Live.''
 Arrive From Jerome.
 MT and Mrs Murdoek arrived from Jerome yesterday and will leave to- morrow for the camp of the Copper oueep Gold Mining company, where the former will have charge of ma chine drills.
 Mining Visitor.
 Ed. Moe. representing the Farewell Nininq company of the Pacertla section. has arrived from California; 4o look after his interests in the per formapee of annual assessment and other work.
 Visited Old Home.
 Chester Dickerson, of the mercan- tile firm of T. J. Evans and company, of Ash Fork. is in the city on busl- ness. He recently returned from z visit with relatives and friends at his old home in Howard county, Mo. Trip to the Orient.
 W. L. Clark, general manager or the United Verde Copper company, will leave Jerome next week on trip of recreation for a few months and has selected Oriental countries for his well earned vacation. He will be accompanied by his wife. Hunt Arrives.
 Geo. W. P. Hunt, who is seeking the democratic nomination for gov ernor of Arizona, arrived from the northern counties yesterday morning, visited Mayer last night, and will re- main in the city until tomorrow even ing. when he will return south to continue his campaign.
 Attorney Returns.
 Captain Kenneth NJ. DeWeese, at torney of Kansas City, after few days on the coast on profession al business returned to the city. yester- day He is looking after the affairs of clients in connection with the pur- chase of the Lynx Creek hydraulic mines.
 Cleveland Visitor.
 Mrs. O'Brien. sister of Major W. T. Dewitt, aunt of Mrs. w. M. Neagle and grandaunt of the Neagle twins, arrived yesterday from her home in Cleveland, Ohio on an ex- tended visit with relatives. She is charmed with Prescott and may de- eide to make this city her home. Hassayampers Co Hunting.
 Geo. W. Sines and Jos. c. Engle left yesterday on an extended deer hunt in the northern part of the county, to be away for at least two weeks They will leave Ash Fork this morning and will go to the rim of the Grand Canyon. This will be the first field outing of Mir. Sines in the past thirty years, or since he has been a contracting carpenter. Investor Coming.
 (. R. Shipman. stOckholder of the Redman Mining and Milling company, will arrive from Denver during the coming week on a mission affecting the interests of his company, situated near McCabe. It is believed that re sumption of development will be the outcome of his visit. John Derry is in charge of the property and arrived from the camp a few days ago. Line Nearing City.
 w. H. Tharpe. in charge of the Interests of the New State Construc- tiOn company, stated yesterday that the line had reached Del Rio. where camp was established. Weather conditions during the past two weeks have interfered V = building opera- Sions, but it is e; r, 1 that the work will proceed withvu interference from rainy weather, and that inside of two weeks telephone and tele- graphic communication with this city from northern points will be estab- ilshed- The line follows the Santa Fe through eastern Arizona for over 250 miles,
 (From Tuesdays DaiIy)