Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-09

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 Visiting Attorney. l Walter Bennett, of Phoenix, was an arrival in the city yesterday and will 1 remain for several days to enjoy the excellent climate of this section. Comes for Summer.
 Miss Leah Viseance of Phoenix, was an arrival in the city yesterday and will remain for the summer as guest of Miss Marguerite Levy. Official Journey.
 Assistant [. $. Attorney J. C. Forest left yesterday for Clifton where several Chinese are to be ex- amined for deportation to the Flowery Kingdom.
 Mining Visitor.
 B. H. Row. who has been looking after his interests on Groom Creek for the past few weeks, is in the city, reporting considerable activity in that section.
 Leaves for Bradshaws.
 F. M. Murphy left yesterday for the Bradshaw mountains, where he eontemplates remaining for several days to look after his extensive min ing interests.
 Takes Vacation.
 Dave Fulton. mining man and op- erating on Lynx Creek, left yester- day for San Diego where he will enjoy a two months vacation with relatives and friends.
 Business Trip. Morse Darnell is in the city from Hillside on business trip, and re- ports that country as flourishing in the live stock business and consider able mining going on along the Santa Maria
 Returns Home.
 Miss Mary Burke, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Dennis Burke. who has been the guest of Miss Lily Belle Camp bell of this city for several weeks,
  returned to her home at Bouse yes teriay. Leaves for Coast.
 Miss Mae Stukey left yesterday for San Diego, where she will visit with relatives and friends for a few months. She was accompanied from Walker by her mother, Mrs. c. c. Stukey.
 Resigns From Office.
 Judge J. T. Hogue. of Ash Fork, justice of the peace, has rendered his resignation, and will leave in a few days for California The vacancy will be filled today by the board of supervisors.
 Mine Business Trip.
 A W. Davis, of the board of di- rectors of the Fortune Mining Com pany, left yesterday for New Orleans and other cities on a business trip for the company. He will be absent few weeks.
 From the Mines.
 Joe Freuler, interested in mines in Copper Basin district. is recent ar rival in the city on bushes, and gives good report of that country gen orally, where considerable develop ment is under way. Will Attend Funeral.
 NeilI Bailey, superintendent of the L. V. < P. railroad. and a close friend of the late W. c. Greene, who passed away in Mexico last week, left yesterday for Los Angeles, to be present at the funeral which will take place tomorrow. Brief Visitors.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. M Swetnam. of Phoenix, who have been visiting with friends in the city for a few days. continued their journey east yester- day. where they will visit with rela- tives and friends in Kentucky for the coming month. Leaves for Home.
 The many friends in the city of Mrs. Clara B. Heywood will regret | to learn that she left yesterday for Pasadena, where she will reside, ae by her son, Jean HeywOOd. She has been the guest of NIT. and Mrs. E. s. Clark for the past five weeks Mercantile Visitor
 T. J. Evans, senior member of the firm of T. J. Evans & Co.,, | of Ash Fork, was in the city yes terday on business, returning home during the day. MT. Evans name has been prominently mentioned by several in that town as the first | mayor, when incorporation is effect ed
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