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

On the Sick List.
 J. W. Wilson is confined to his
 home in West Prescott suffering with an attack of the grippe.
 Business Trip South.
 G. c. Ruffner left Sunday for Phoe- nix and Tucson to be away for sev- eral days on live stock business.
 Of for Desert.
 George Heslitt left yesterday for the vicinity of Vieksburg, joining his brother, who is operating a gold mine.
 From Copper Camp.
 E. A. Haggott, general manager of the Yuma Copper company, was an arrival yesterday from Vieksburg. on the A. & C. Returns to Camp.
 C. J. Kimbell, who has been en- gagged in court duties for the past two weeks, returned to his home at Crown King yesterday. Commercial Visitor.
 Michael Mcbride, popular business man of Seligman, was an arrival yes terday, and will remain for a few days visiting his many friends. From the Range.
 Albert NJ. Jones, identified with the sheep industry in the Seligman country, is in the city, guest at the home of his father, Col. T. NJ. | Jones.
 W. c. T. U. Meeting.
 The regular meeting of the W. c. | T. U. will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock in their rooms on West | Gurley street A full attendance is requested.
 Business and Social Visit.
 I. Wolpe, formerly a resident of this city, and Louis Melezer a busi- ness man, were arrivals yesterday from Phoenix. and returned south in the afternoon.
 Brief Business Visit
 Fred NJ. Edwards, operating the Grub Stake mine, near Walker, was in the city yesterday on business, and give good report of mining activity in that field.
 Brief Visitors.
 Miss Ynez Reynolds, teacher of the Humboldt school, and Miss Elm ma Hiatt, teacher at Groom Creek, spent Sunday in the city with rela- tives and friends.
 Eastern Purchasing Trip.
 NJ. L. Tribby of the Tribby & Me Lane shoe house, left yesterday for Cincinnati and other Eastern cities or a purchasing trip for his firm, to be away for a few weeks. Leaves for Winter.
 J. H. Cordes left yesterday for Cor des, to remain during the winter. He states that sheep town has been re- vieed at that place and the usual population is again on hand. h Leaves the City.
 W. S. Norviel, who concluded his duties as court reporter of this dis , triet, last Saturday, left yesterday for Phoenix, to enter on the dis charge of the important position of private secretary to Governor Sloan, assuming the office today. ' Back From New Mexico. .
 Otto Lind, well known in meehan- ieal mining circles of this section, has returned from a several weeks visit at Hillsboro, N. NJ, where he ne has been filling an engagement with mining company. Leaves for Coast.
 Edwin F. Leigh, after few weeks visit with his wife, who is at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. T. G. Norris, left Sunday for the coast, en route to Chicago. Later he will be joined in that city by Mrs. Leigh. En Route Home.
 J. NJ. Cook, the Yeager miner and stock raiser, was in the city, Sun lay, arriving from the south, and continued his journey home yester- lay. He has recently taken to the Salt River valley several head of . 'ange horses. , Business Visitor.
 Al. Kellogg, the Mayer merchant, r vas in the city yesterday on busi- 9 less, returning home during the day. V He states that commercial business s satisfactory in that town, while mining has an upward tendency, sew 'ral investors visiting that district re- F ently. \ Called Home by Sickness. n
 c. A. Randall, in charge of the f.