Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-10
City News
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 Circulating Among His Friends. A. Avilla of Humboldt is in the city, circulating among his many | friends.
 Visiting Friends. Mrs. William Borstel. wife of the Cherry Creek mining operator, was an arrival in the city yesterday for few days visit with friends.
 Returns From Seaside. Mrs. R. H. Burmister returned yes terday from a few weeks visit with her son, Howard Burmister, at Ocean ! Park. Cal.
 Visited Friends. Mrs. Polly Neal, after a few days
 in the city. visiting with friends, the guest of Mrs. c. A. Bruce, returned to her home at Puntenney yesterday. Visiting Attorney. C. w. HerndOn, attorney of King man, was an arrival yesterday, and will remain for few days visiting with his mother and on legal busi- ness.
 Returns to Coast.
 Victor Salinger, of the Puntenney Lime company, after several days of business visit to the city and his ] interests, left yesterday for San Fran cisco.
 Daughter Arrives. 1 MT. and Mrs. G. w. Hill, the for mer with the Model Cash Grocery. were the recipients yesterday of con gratulations from many friends, over | the birth of a daughter.
 Visiting Family. f Peter Mackin arrived from French Gulch yesterday, and left during the day for Groom Creek, where he will visit with his wife and family, after several weeks at the big dredging camp.
 Summer Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Walze. Miss Margaret FOrdyce and M W. Chance, all of Battle Creek, Mich. are re cent arrivals in the city, and have taken quarters at Camp BeauvOir for the summer.
 Returns to Camp. E. H. Davison, foreman of the Tiger Gold company, returned to Harring- ton yesterday to resume his duties, after accompanying his wife to the city. She is en route to Oakland, Cal. where their children are attend ing school.
 Mine Operator Here. W. H. DOherty. mining operator, after an examination of several prop critics in the vicinity of Wiekenburg, has returned to the city. He is en- thusiastie over the possibilities of the field, and anticipates a very pro- duetive region.
 Joints the Team.
 Burnham Smith. brother of Lou Smith. has arrived in the city, and enrolled h;s name with the Prescott team. He comes highly recommended as not only a reliable player but one of the most expert in any position. His practice work yesterday was clever.
 Leaves for Coast. by her mother. Mrs. Mary Guile. an extended visit Mrs. Guile was summoned to the city a few weeks ago through the serious illness of Mrs. Herndon, and the journey to the seaside is taken for the benefit of the health of the latter.
 Cattleman Visitor.
 Peter LaTourette, one of the largest owners of cattle in the eastern part of the county, was an arrival in the city yesterday, this being his first visit in several months. His head quarters are on the Lower Verde, near Bloody Basin, which he reports as prolific in range feed. The spring rodeo is under way and times are ! lively on the range.
 From Insurrecto Country.
 H. S. Wall was in the city yester- day from his placer interests on Lower Lynx Creek, and is closing negotiations with an Eastern syndi- cate He recently returned from Lower California, near Mexicali, on prospecting expedition, and reports that insurreeto country as uninviting to the American, and an undesirable country to be identified with in any pursuit
 Attends Ceremonies.
 Mrs. M. G. Burns left yesterday for Flagstaff, where she will be an interested spectator at the commence ment exercises of the Northern Ari- zona Normal School, which take place this week While in the Sky light City she will be the guest of Miss Hattie B. Erion, in charge of the girls dormitory of that institu- tion. Miss Erion was formerly an instructor in the public schools in this city, and as principal of the Washington school won very much praise for her ability.
 (From Fridays Daily.) Visiting Rangemen.
 R. E. Daggs arrived from Williams yesterday and will remain for a few days on business. Circulating Among His Friends.
 Jack FitZsimmons, Groom Creek business man, is in the city circulat- ing among his many friends. Mining Visitor.
 Frank Burns, superintendent of Mckinley Mining and Development company, is in the city on business Enjoying a Vacation.
 William Hagen arrived yesterday from his mines in the Tin Ton dis |