Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-01
City News ...In Brief
CFrom Thursdays Daily)

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 H. E. Daughtery, a business man of HOlbrook, was an arrival in the city yesterday, and will remain a few days. ! Business Visit.
 AL J. Richardson, manager of the Arizona Mine Supply company, left yesterday for Jerome, on a business visit for his firm.
 Attracted by Climate.
 Mrs. William Ringing and her son, Egbert Ringing, were arrivals yesterday from Elgin, H., and will make this section their home during the winter, coming for the benefit of the latter's health. MT. Ringing expects to join them during the coming month.
 From Big Camp.
 Robt. E. Talley, foreman of the United Verde mine, was an arrival yesterday and will remain for sev- eral days on business. Leaves for Desert.
 Fred Woodling, after several days in the city, left yesterday for his desert mines, near wenden, accom- panied by George EllinwoOd. Returns From South.
 John Duke, who has been in the Capital City on land business, re- turned yesterday after consulting with Surveyor General Ingalls,. Official Visitor.
 J. E. Jones, superintendent of schools of ColoninO hounty, was an arrival yesterday from Flagstaff, on legal business, and will return home today.
 Mining Visitor.
 W. B. Wright, engaged in devel- Oping mines in the Kirkland district, was visitor to the city yesterday from his camp, and reports that sec ton active.
 Humboldt Visitor.
 Mrs. Price Thompson of Hum- boldt, accompanied by her son, was an arrival in the city yesterday, and will remain for few days visiting with friends.
 From the Range.
 John A. Grelle, cattleman, of Blackberry, Mohave county, is in the city on business for a few days. He gives a favorable report of range conditions in that section. Cattle Purchaser.
 W. G. Dickinson of Flagstaff ar rived in the city yesterday and will leave today for the Verde Valley, where he goes to make purchases of steers for that market. From the Bradshaws.
 Frank Bagsby and Scott Dooley, popular miners, who have been in the Bradshaw Mountains for several months, are in the city, circulating among their many friends for a few days.
 Visiting Friends.
 Charles K. Pishon, of Phoenix, a frequent visitor to the city, and well known in commercial circles, was an arrival yesterday, and will remain for several days on business and pleasure.
 Storm Record.
 pr. J. W. Finn reported last evening at o'clock, that the Pam setgaaf observatory in West Pres cOtt recorded fifty-eight hundredths of an inch rainfall for the twenty four hours previous. Looking After Interests.
 L. H. Beyerle of South Bend, Ind, is a recent arrival, looking after min ing interests, and will remain for a few days. He is accompanied by his wife. They were visitors to the city about four years ago. Returns From Coast.
 President J. A. Hope of the Bash ford Burmister Co.,, after a month $ visit on the coast, returned yester- day. Mrs. Hope remained with friends in Los Angeles, and will not return for some time. Mining Visitor.
 T. J. Nyberg, interested in mines in the vicinity of Walker, was in the city yesterday on business, and stated that activity continues in that field, leasers making good progress in development and production. He will return today. Returns to Camp.
 Lester Jackson returned to his camp at the War Eagle mine yester- day, after brief visit on business. He stated that the work of driving