Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-08

4o4IA4lS LiACuNo.
 Miss Mabel Wilson. teacher of the public school at Kirkland, was a visitor with friends during Saturday and Sunday, returning home yester day morning
 Returns to Reside.
 Mrs. Jonn A. BOzarth, wife of the Wickenburg merchant, arrived yesterday, to remain indefinitely, and will reoccupy her home on North Me COrmick street
 Arrive From Congress.
 MT. and Mrs. I. B. Rogers, parents of Mrs. Charles Colquett, who have been residing at Congress for sev- eral years, arrived yesterday and will make their home in this city. Home From Eastern Trip.
 Dr. C. E. YOunt returned Sunday from an extended Eastern trip, dur ing which he stopped at Rochester, Minn., and assisted in several sur gical operations at the famous Mayo Bros hospital.
 First of Season.
 Joe Engle returned yesterday from Del Rio after a four days duck hunt, and brought in a large bag of mallards, which were distributed among friends. They were the first of the season.
 Return From Mines.
 A. W. Edwards and T. G. Norris, who have been examining mines for the past few days in Mohave eOun- ty, returned yesterday, and report that country active and heavy pro- ductiOn in othe yellow metal. Recovers From Illness.
 Ira Richards, hostler of the s. F., P. X P, at Wiekenburg, who has been seriously ill at the Mercy hos pital, in this city, for several days, has recovered. and left yesterday for the south, to resume his duties. Back to Ranch.
 Captain J. A. McGovern, wno is farming at Cottonwood, on Date Creek. after d few days in the city on business, returned yesterday. He says that the country is well stock ed with sheep, and feed abundant. Leaves for Desert Mines.
 W, s. Pratt, owner of the Omega group of mines, near Vicksburg, left yesterday to make an examination of the work under way, to be absent for a few days. Recent strikes at nearby points takes him to his inter- ests at this time.
 Operations Under Way.
 W. T. Sawyer, general manager of the Coronado Mining company, ar rived from his camp at Rees, yester- day, on a business trip, and states that operations are again under way, under favorable conditions. Meeting Goes Over.
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Arizona Mine Supply company of this city, called for yes terday morning, was postponed until Friday of this week. owing to the illness of C. T. Joslin, president, whS is confined to his home with sick ness.
 Minig Visitor.
 Andrew Tong, who is operating mines near Octave, was an arrival yesterday and is called to this city on litigation before the District Court. He reports that field as ac- tive and several mines are develop ing into good looking propositions in gold. Called By Illness.
 Thomas Morrell arrived yesterday from Los Angeles, to be at the bed side of his mother. Mrs. l. C. Snow, who is reported seriously ill at her home on North Granite street, her condition assuming an alarming turn a few days ago. Mrs. Morrell re- mained on the coast.
 Medical Mission.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed. Mahurin and daughter are visitors to the city, to remain for few days. Mrs Ma burin is receiving medical attention for a broken arm received several months ago from the kick of a horse, and which has OecasiOned her a great amount of suffering by not healing. Joins Husband.
 The many friends in this city of Mrs. B. s. Snider will be interested in learning that she passed through the city, Sunday. from Congress Junction, joining her husband at Jer- ome Junction, where ne is stationed as the agent of the s. F., P. & P. railway.
 Brief Business Trip.
 F. R. Stewart arrived yesterday from Phoenix, to remain few days, tC look after his Fair Oaks and other business interests in this sec tion. He states that his firm has ordered 800 trees for their orchard, which will increase the total to over $500. He is well pleased over the output of last year and anticipates a heavier yield this year than ever before
 Returns Improved.
 Joseph Cook, who has been taking the mud baths at Agua Caliente Springs. in Yuma county, for sev eral weeks, returned to his home in Prescott, Sunday, and is very much improved in health. He was slowly convalescing from the effects of a severe attack of typhoid pneumonia, which prompted him to take the trip. J. w Stewart, his son-in-law, accom- panied him from the south. Mine official Leaves.
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