Weekly journal-miner., 1911-01-11
(From Fridays Daily.)

Louis Bernard, the Poland mer- rhant is here on business. Returns to Camp.
 Herbert Meany, who has been spending the holidays with his moth l CT and other relatives in Los Angeles, | arrived yesterday, and will leave for the Bradshaw Mountains tomorrow, where he is general manager of the old Tiger properties. From the Shelter.
 G. H. Bennetts, superintendent of the Humboldt shelter, was an ar- rival in the city yesterday on a business visit.
 Home from the Coast.
 A. D.Barnhart arrived home yester- day from holiday vacation on the coast He attended the aviation fes- tivities in Los Angeles. Goes to Sheep Camp.
 Former Sheriff Houck of Navajo county passed through the city yes terday, for Cordes, where his sheep are ranging for the winter. Leave for the Coast.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugo Richards left yesterday for Los Angeles and other Southern California resorts for a few weeks visit with friends. Returns Home. Mrs. A. !. Laswell, who has been guest of Mrs. John Cain in this city for few days, returned to her home in Skull Valley yesterday. Leaves For The East.
 Miss Mildred Lewis, daughter of pr. and Mrs. W. W. Lewis left yes terday for Kansas City, where she will take a course in an art scnOOl. Returns From Coast. Col. J. F. Wilson, wnO has been 1 spending the holidays in Los An geles with his daughter and friends, returned yesterday after an enjoy able visit.
 A Flying Visit.
 Dr. and Mrs. c. E. Pearson and F. W. Reid of Humboldt paid a flying visit to the city yesterday in the Pearson auto, returning home in the afternoon.
 On Live Stock Business.
 l.. l.. Harmon, heavily interested in the cattle industry, was an arrival from Tempe yesterday and will re main few days to look after hi. interests.
 Mineral Point Active.
 John Daly arrived yesterday iron the Treasure Vault mine in the Min eTal Point district where he recently finished his assessment work for las year. He reports mining active il the district.
 Brief Trip to the Coast.
 Mrs. NJ. L. Baldwin, who is spend ing the winter in the city, left yes terday for Los Angeles, where sh has business interests to look afte for few days.
 Return to Reside.
 Emil Denning and V. D. Wood miners in the Bradshaw country tw years ago, returned yesterday, ant will locate permanently. They ar from Provo, Utan.
 On Mining Business.
 Bernard Cunniff, of the Savo mines, left yesterday for the Easter . states on mining business. He wen over the southern route, and will b away for several weeks.
 Mining Visitor. , Blake Baker, mining man of tn Cherry Greek district, was an al rival in the city yesterday, and T, ports general activity. He antie pates a favorable year in develop ment.
 Social Club Meeting.
 There will be a meeting of th Catholic Social Club Friday evening
 January 9th, in the basement of th church. All members are requeste to attend. Election of officers B order of the president. DOllie Butlel
 Seriously Ill.
 It will be learned with general rt gret by the many friends of MT I Farrell Tiernan that she is very i ' at her home in the eastern part c the city, suffering with pneumoni; a Her condition yesterday was of f serious nature. O Business Trip. x s. J. Gnash of the Pick and Dri II Mining company, who has been 2 Los Angeles on mining business C
 his enterprise, returned yesterda.
 and will leave for his camp toda, q where development continues undC
 favorable conditions He was a,