Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-25

(From Sundays Dally) Business Trip. sI
 "Jack'' Jones left yesterday for Seligman on business.
 Attends Dental Meeting.
 J. Harvey Blain, member Of the Arizona Dental association, left yes +erdav for Phoenix where a meeting of that organization will be held to- morrow.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs. F. O. Jones arrived from Phoenix yesterday for a visit with her parents. MT. and Mrs. P. c. Wild CT. She is en route to Fl Paso, Tex, to join her husband.
 Returns to Home.
 Mrs. J. B. Girand and children left yesterday for Phoenix where they will reside during the winter. Early next spring they will return to occupy their home in Pine Crest.
 Visiting Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Goldman, the former the president of the Copper Queen Gold Mining company, are in the city visiting with friends from the camp on Lower Agua Fria. Business Visitor.
 E. A. Sawyer, one of the big sheep raisers of northern Arizona, arrived in the city yesterday from Winslow, on a business visit for few days, and was greeted by many friends. From Shelter City.
 | E. Bark, meat merchant of Hum boldt and Mayer, arrived in the city vesterday from the first named town and reports business conditions as fav- orable. The shelter is running to its full capacity.
 To the Main Line.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins, democratic candidate for superior judge of this county. continued his campaigning tour and left yesterday for the Santa Fe railroad, after making trip to Jerome and through the Verde valley. Finish Contract.
 John Phipps and Dennis Ryan have returned from Weaver district. after completing a large contract on the Best Friend mine owned by Ed Block They state that the property IS at traetive and has flattering show ing.
 Looking Over Field.
 W. A. Howard. travelling represen- tative of the United States Smelling company, arrived from Needles, Cal, yesterday on a brief business visit. Later he will return to make thor .ough examination of the mineral re- sources of this county.
 Begins Development.
 Nick Radokovich, owner of the Mirabel mine on Groom Creek, ar rived from Jerome Friday and left yesterday to establish a camp and ito begin development on an extensive -plan. He took out a stock of sup niles for the winter and will begin operations with a force of five miners
 Politicians Arrive.
 W. P. Geary, democratic candidate for the nomination of corporation com missioner, arrived yesterday from the south, and will return to his home at Winslow today E. L. Short, of -Bouse, candidate for corporation com missioner on the democratic ticket. was also a visitor to the city. MT. Short formerly resided in Prescott as telegraph operator for the Postal company.
 Important Mission.
 Advtees from New York are to the effect that Messrs Dillingham; and .Comstock, officials of the Consolidat- ed Arizona Smelting company, will leave that city tomorrow for Prescott, to make an investigation of their in terests at Humboldt and other points in this county. It is stated that their mission is of much importance and during their visit smelting and min ing matters are to receive eOnsidera- tion of vital interest. A. H. Wethey, managing director, who arrived Fri day afternoon from the east, left yesterday for the shelter at Hum boldt accompanied by General Super intendent R. T. Walker.