Weekly journal-miner., 1911-04-19
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Visiting With Friends.
 Mrs. (. F. Frice of Mayer, is in the city for few days visiting with friends
 New Notary Appointed.
 Attorney Joseph Morgan of this city has been appointed notary public by Governor Sloan.
 Kirkland Visitor.
 E. F. McGillen, manager of the Haselfeld mercantile house of Kirk land valley, is in the city on busi- Valley Visitor. ..
 Mrs A. J. Laswell of Skull valley, was an arrival in tae city yesterday and will remaiB saveEal days visiting with friends. ...,
 Brief Business Trip. D..
 Morse DarHalls.. business man of Hillside, was brief. visitor to the city yesterday, returning home on the afternoon train.
 Chaparral Visitors.
 The Misses Grace and Jessie Jones, daughters of John S.. Jones, are in the city for the Easter season and are guests of MT. and Mrs. Harry Brisley. From Placer Camp.
 MT. and Mrs, Joseph Mackiu were arrivals in the city yesterday from French gulch where the former is di- recting operations for the Eleanor Placer Mining Company. Returns to East.
 Mrs J. F. Mckinney. who was called to the city. to attend the 'obsequies of her father, Colonel J. F. Wilson. left yesterday morning for her home in Madison, N. J.
 Closes School. -.....
 Miss Emma Greer, teacher of the public school at Fair Oaks, has ar rived in the city, finishing the term. She will reside here during the sum- meF and not return to her home in Denver until later.
 Enjoying Vacation.
 Frank MarlOw, mining man, is d recent arrival from the Copper Creek country in Eureka district where he reports large operations under way by the Bagdad Mining Company and considerable development by indi viduals.
 Mining Trip East.
 George Oakman, mining engineer, associated with tde Yavapai Metals Company, near Mayer, and the CObre Verde of Jerome, left yesterday for Pittsburg, where he is called for con suItation with investors in both prop ositious. He will return in about six weeks
 Comes to Locate.
 NJ B. Elmore, of Boston, nephew of Mark Bradley, arrived yesterday ip 1he city and intends to leave m a few days for the camp of the Arizona Mines Company, where he will follow mining as a vocation. MT. Bradley is the general manager of the company and will initiate his relative in practical experience by starting him on training course on sne first step of inc long ladder at the bottom of the mine.
 IesVes for Capital City.
 Mrs. J. Ranney, daughter of W. ". DHroin, left yesterday for Phoenix, where sne will be the guest for few days of Mrs. J. H. Mulrein. After hsT return, she will leave for her BS1e m Chicago after several weeks of visit with relatives and friends Critically III. .
 Ben Scchicacl, until recently with the Santa Fe offices at Seligman, was brought tO the Mercy Hospital yes terday by Deputy Sheriff Frank Bur .ueH. in a critical condition, suffering with tuberculosis. He resigned his position a few months ago, and is re- garded as d competent railroad man, with many friends Active Region.
 5enn s. Jones was an arrival from his camp in Chaparral yesterday and states that the many camps in that district continue active. The Mt. Elliott is one of the liveliest, where a large force is prosecuting deep de velOpment at two points on the group. He 's preparing to run his mill, and has a small mining force employed. tCou1ing to Humboldt.
 A. H Wethey, for many years d resident of Butte, Montana, and for rmeriy in the employ of ex-Senator Clark, will arrive in Prescott tomOr- araw en route to Humboldt MT. EWsthey is one of the leading mine engineers of the country, and is said te be one of the main officers of the Consolidated Arizona Smelting Com Pany- Returns From Camp. i
 ". H. Faber, one of the stock ! holders of the La Gracia Mining Company, after several days at the eompany's camp in Black Hills mak- lHg an examination of recent develop nent. has returned to the city, and Is en route to his home at Long Reach, Cal He expressed himself sfs pleased over conditions and states Ihat work is under way with the largest force ever employed. Preparing to Resume.
 John Lawler returned to his Hill side mines yesterday, and stated that he was arranging to resume at an early date. He recently investigated mines in California to ascertain econ SmIeal methods iu mining and treat | ing the output with various processes, i and as a result will operate on a 1 aeE plan. A new road is being built 10 his camp to take in supplies and machinery. [
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