Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-18
Mining Operator Here.

Mining Operator Here
 Chas. K. Crosby, operating mines
 or the Santa Maria, near Hillside station, was an arrival from his
 camp yesterday on business.
 Returns From Coast.
 The many friends in the city of Mrs. Arthur W. Robinson will be pleased to learn that she has returned
 from San Diego, and is very much
 improved in health.
 Returns From Coast.
 Mrs. R. H. Jack, mother of Mrs.
 E. H. Meek, returned yesterday from
 Puenta, Cal, and was accompanied by
 her grandson, who is i'll, and who
 was brought to this city for a change of climate.
 Visiting Friends
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Miller are in the city for a few days from the Santa Maria visiting with relatives and friends. MT. Miller reports the range in fine condition and pros porous season assured.
 Returns Home.
 Mrs. Ed. Blake, daughter of T. w. | Otis, after an extended visit with relatives and friends at her old home. returned to Santa Ana, Cal, yester- day to join her husband, who is en- gagged in business there. Many friends were at the depot to bid her farewell.
 Brief Business Visit. D. J. Sullivan, president and gen eral manager of the United Gold Mines company, returned to his camp at Congress yesterday after a brief business visit and gives the usual good report of mill and mine opera tions. Good Mine Showing
 Al Vroom was in the city yester- day from his Tom Kimbo mine on the summit of the Sierra Prietas, near Copper Basin, and reports a good showing from recent develop ment. He has increased the force and is rushing work in the main shaft. Pleased Visitor.
 Dr. w. R. Byars, of San Diego, ! who has been the guest for the past ] two weeks of MT. and Mrs V. B. | Creekmur and family, returned yes terday to his home. He is agreeably 1. impressed with the city and climate | and says he will he a frequent vis- ! itor. Returns to Resort.
 Mrs. Florence Steadman, who will 1 again manage the Castle Hot Springs i this season, after summer vacation, | left Wednesday to assume charge of 1 this popular resort. which will he 1 opened early next month. Passes Through.
 H. G. GeisendOrfer, superintendent of the Bagdad Copper Mining com pany, passed through the city yester- day, en route to his camp on Copper creek It is reported that resumption has been decided upon and he is here to make arrangements for that purpose.
 Favors the Resort
 Mrs. T. B. Griffith. after few days visiting at her home in Phoenix with relatives and friends, returned yesterday to Pine Crest, where she has been the guest of Mrs. !. B. Girand during the summer. She is very favorably impressed with this section and particularly with the ideal resort.
 Pioneer Visitor.
 Geo. W. Hutchinson, for many years a resident of the eastern part of the county, was a business visitor to the city yesterday. He Is a large raiser of fine blooded horses, and this is the first trip away from his home in over ten years. This sturdy Hassayamper was given a cordial welcome by many acquaintances. Mine Operator Here.
 Rex Dunlap, who was one of the promoters of the sale of the famous Ray mines in Pinal county, and at present identified with the Yarnell group near Stanton, arrived from the latter camp in his automobile yester- day, and will return today. He was accompanied by Thomas Sparks, Jr., who returns with him. T. J. Sparks, ST.. is at the mines, arriving a few days ago from Phoenix. Senator Clark Coming.
 LeRoy Anderson left yesterday for WinslOw, where he expects to be joined by Former Senator Clark, of Montana, who is coming to Jerome to make his usual examination of the United Verde interests. He will re- main for two weeks owing to i'm portant matters that are to be con sidered in view of the change in the location of the shelter and the build ing of the new railroad from Cedar Glade. Senator Clark will probably make this city a brief visit before returning east.