Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-31
ClgtD News
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(From Sundays Daily.)

Renewing ACQudLHJduCeS.
 w. c. Miller the merchant of Jer- ,ome is in the city on business and pleasure for a few days.
 Returns Home.
 Mrs. RE- Miller, of Hillside after several days in the city as the guests of Miss Ella Morrell, returned home yesterday. .,.-. Humboldt Visitors ...
 Mrs. W. Pate and daughter, Miss Jessie Pate. and Miss Letha Clark, of Humboldt. are in the ity for few days visiting with friends.
 Parents Rejoiing.
 Mir. and Mrs W. H. Chisholm, of West Prescott, are receiving many congratulations from friends over the arrival yesterday at their home of a fine young girl baby. ->R. Visited Mother. a.. ...
 Mrs. $. B. McAuley has returned from McCabe, where she visited with her mother Mrs T. H. Mccarthy for several days and leaves this af- ternoon for her home at Ash Fork. Business Trip.
 John Richards oue of the largest goat raisers in the country was visitor to the city yesterday on busi- ness and reports that industry in good condition with steady prices pre- vailing in the mOhair market.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. B. Grape. who is temporarily residing on her farm in Skull Valley was an arrival in the city Friday and has apartments at the Linn hot el to remain for a few days visiting with her many friends. Business Trip
 Mrs. A. w. Jones, PrOprietress of the Crown King hotel accompanied by her daughter-in-lsw Mrs. w. :. Jon es. was a visitor to the city yester- day and will remain for a few days on business and to visit with their friends.
 Afflicted Pioneer.
 T. F. Peters. after an absence of several weeks at the Agua Caliente springs. suffering with rheumatism has returned to the city and reports an improved condition. He leaves in q few days for his home near Jerome Junction.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Carrie Eckert, trusteee of the Groom Creek school district, was visitor with friends in the city yes terdav and states that Miss Emma
 Hiatt has been retained to teach for another term, giving excellent satis- faction during the spring. The school will reopen in July.
 Overland Auto Trip.
 P R. Stewart and T. c. Robinson from Phoenix Friday travelling over the Wiekenburg road in the formers anti. and going to Fair Oaks direct, and thence to this city. They state that roads are in a deplOrable con alition from the south, at several points. and they will return home via the railroad.
 Pleased Operator.
 G. W. Hull has returned to the city after several days of an examination of the Huron Gold Mining interests at Huron. and expressed himself =ls yratified with the development un- der headway. Ore shipments are to be made in a short time to the plant on The Agua Fria, and several hundred tons will be milled. It is his pur- pose to maintain a permanent camp and to soon increase the mine force. Merchantile Visitor.
 II. H. Perkins, the merchant of Crown King was visitor to the city Friday returning home on horseback vesterday. He states that mining activity is general, in that section, and there is every indication ot very prosperous future more mines beng under earnest development than at any time in the past decade, and with better results in evidence. Makes Good Headway.
 D. NJ. Clark, experimenting the new Prescott and Ash Fork highway, | was in the city yesterday. and states the grade has reached the summit, | thirteen miles distant from its des- .tination. In about two weeks the route will be opened for auto travel, . fairly good road being built and requiring only repair work to put it in first class condition. From the Mines.
 Joe Caspari associated with Fred Rief in the Bordeaux mine, on Up | per Big Bug is in the city for sever al days on a visit with friends and family. He states that the delivery of ore to be treated at the Poland mill on test run has been eOmplet- | ed. and in a few days the plant would | be running. The first consignment | consists of about 200 tons of all grad | es and characters.
 Commercial Boosters.
 A. J, Cunningham representing the Standard WoOdenware Co., of Los Ang- | eles, was an arrival in the city yester- day, coming with the Southern Ex- ,cursiOnists, and is attracted to this section on the recommendations made | by W. D. Berry, the well known commercial traveller, frequent visi- tor and former resident MT Cunning | ham states that the veracity of his friend can never again be questioned and he delivered the goods as rep resented which cnNers q smnerh cli- 1