Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-24
Popular Physician III.

tion for appendicitis Wednesday morn-
 ing, at a late hour last night was
 reported to be resting easy.
 Returns to Range.
 George Young. one of the pioneer residents of the eastern part of the
 county, engaged in cattle raising, will return to Strawberry valley today
 after being in attendance before the
 district court during the week.
 Starts Operations.
 NIT. and Mrs. E. H. Meek returned yesterday from the works of the
 Pacific Power Company on the Lower
 Verde where the former has started a survey corps, preliminary to the inauguration of active operations.
 Home From School.
 The many friends in the city of Miss Lila Hawkins, daughter of Judge and Mrs. J. T. Hawkins. will be in- terested to learn that she has return ed from Stanford university to re main during the summer vacation. Returns to Arizona.
 Thomas Pickett q former resident of this city, and one of the attaches of the Palace Hotel about four years ago, is now at Camp Apache, where he is engaged in business. He re- gently returned to Arizona from Reno. Nevada,
 Touring Country.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. Schwambacher, of Chicago are among the recent arrivals in the city and have taken apart ments at the Congress hotel. They contemplate remaining for some time and are on a sightseeing trip and to enjoy the climate of this section. Business Visitor.
 c. C. Hutchinson, one of the lead ing sheep growers of Arizona, was an arrival from Flagstaff yesterday and will remain for several days on business arranging to start the drive of his herds to the northern ranges from Cordes during the coming week. From Mohave.
 I. D. L. Williams. who has been examining the Boundary Cone mines in Mohave county. was an arrival yesterday and confirmed the recent good reports from that property. He will remain for several days to look after his cattle interests in Big Chino valley and is enroute to Los Angeles, his home. Valley Visitors.
 S. W. Holder of Kirkland valley. accompanied by Read French. grand i son of A. A. Moore of Walnut Grove. were visitors with relatives and friends in the city yesterday and will return tomorrow. MT French IS , the son of Judge E. W. French, now resident of Kelvin. Pinal county. l Summer Visitor.
 Miss Mabel Hiland of Phoenix was an arrival yesterday and will re- 1 main for the summer. the guest of ! Mrs. E. Boyd. MT. Boyd, left yes terday for a few weeks outing on . the coast this being his first vaca- ton since assuming the janitorship of the Lawler buildings two wears ago. , From the Mines.
 Seth Ward was an arrival yester- 1 day from the BOdie mine section, ] where he is developing a silver prop ! erty and will return to his camp today l with supplies. He expressed himself as pleased over development and . will operate to depth, the ore body widening and values increasing, recent assays running to 45 ounces to the . ton.
 Business Change.
 Charles Miller, Jr. until recently . member of the firm of the Francis Miller Company of Humboldt. has severed his connection with that house and hereafter will be the manager of the business of the Arizona Mine Supply Company of this city. He assumed charge of his new position yesterday. He is widely known as a courteous and capable business man. Coming Back.
 Edward Zinfurth of Green Bay, Wis, who spent the summer of 1909 in this city for the benefit of his health. writes that he will return in few weeks, suffering with a re- currence of his lung trouble. He will make this section his home and will be accompanied by his wife and two brothers, one of the latter being a | mining engineer and a graduate of the Rolla, Mo-, school of mines. He will engage is business and build a home. Pioneers Relative Here. !
 Zacariah L. Davis, nephew of the i late Jefferson Davis, the well known pioneer who died in Walnut Grove many years ago, was an arrival in the city yesterday, from Chillicothe, Ohio to make an investigation of the interests owned by the deceased at the time of his death. The visitor has recently returned from the Rand, Africa. and was unaware of the death | of his uncle until about two months ago. Old letters at the family home conveyed the information that the deceased was the owner of patented mining claims in this county, hence the investigation.
 (From Saturdays Daily.) Visiting Family.