Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-15
CIly News
 ...In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily.)

H '"S S4ey gooteIudy IO con- } suit with associate attorneys on liti.
 gation in MOhave county. Mercantile Visitor.
 M. P. Lacey, of the meat firm of
 Edwards & Lacey of Walker, was in
 the city yesterday on a business
 visit, and will return today.
 Leaves for Coast.
 Mrs. Guy G. Palmer, wife of Cap-
 tain Palmer of Fort wnipple. with
 her children, left yesterday for a
 few weeks visit with friends in Los
 Angeles.
 Visits Old Home.
 MT. and Mrs. John Ehle left yes terday for Skull Valley, where they
 will visit for several days at the old
 homestead, now in charge of the sons
 of the former.
 Mine Officials Arrive.
 J. E. Leeper, general manager and Chas. T. Lynch, secretary of the Arkansas & Arizona Company, at Jer- ome, were arrivals in the city yester- day and will remain for few days On business
 Leave for South.
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Nelson of Crown King, with Mrs. E. c. Hill. or Big Bug, daughter of the latter. are in tine city, and will leave to- day for the Salt River Valley. where they will be the guests of friends for few weeks.
 Returns Alone.
 Ed. Hill, who has been visiting with friends in Phoenix during the past week, returned yesterday, re- porting a pleasant visit, and incl dentally, saying that he made the journey alone. Returns From Camp.
 John Lawler, who has been look | ing after his interests at the Hill | side mine for several weeks. where considerable development has been going on, arrived in the city yester- day, to remain for few days. From the Range.
 Walter Cline, foreman of the range interests of L. L. Harmon, ar rived from Camp Wood yesterday, and brings the usual good report of the condition of the cattle industry and abundance of winter feed. Called to Chicago.
 J. B. Tomlinson, general manager of the Venezia Gold Mining con- pany, left yesterday for Chicago, in to a telegram from members of his company, where important matters are to be considered. He expects to return in two weeks. { Goes East on Mining. (
 A. L. Mccarthy, with the Cham pion Mining company in Crook { Canyon, left yesterday for Ohio, ] where he goes for few weeks on business of his interests. He stated l mat heavy work is outlined and pre- f iminary operations are under way a Outlook Favorable. J
 Phil Kearney, business man of | Town King, was an arrival yester- i lay on business, and reports mining V lctivity in that section as indicating '
 lively future. Production is as- ,la TT mes are under operation than in F many years. a Return to Basin. il MT. and Mrs Joseph Scherer re- t urned to their camp in Copper Bas tl n yesterday after a visit of several fl avs in the city MT. Seherer was N ere on legal matters of the Key tOne-ArizOna mines company of tl 7hieh he was formerly superintend- el nt. K 'aled Away by Illness. V Mrs. A. B. Spence arrived from m 'alaee Station Tuesday evening, and sr sft yesterday for Douglas, where her di ister is critically i'll and not ex- ol eeted to live. The stricken woman Nj suffering from cancer of the and requests her sister to of e at her bedside, as soon as pos ar ble. le caves to Vote. in Judge E. NJ. Doe left yesterday to ,r Flagstaff, where ne goes to cast mi is vote at the Constitutional cleo tn on to be held today. He will re- an Irn tomorrow and convene court on tn lturday morning at the usual hour. as e is pronounced in opposition to lal e ratification of the Constitution. in, oss of the Yard Re J. C.. Stewart, one of the capable 'round railroad men in the s. F., Fo & P. service, today assumes chargeI cit +bo ,yords ;n Eb;. o;fy cuooaad;pn