Weekly journal-miner., 1911-11-01
Clty News
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 Mining Mission.
 Ed Block left yesterday for the
 coast on an important trip affecting
 his mining interests in this section,
 which are under option of sale.
 Visited Old Home.
 Mrs. L. G. Reymiller returned yes terday from Piquay, Ohio, where she has been visiting with relatives and friends for several weeks.
 Visiting Miner.
 Peter Laux, formerly operating mines in MeCabe district, has return ed from Jerome, and will remain for several days on business and pleasure. Business Trip.
 J. H. Mulrein arrived from Phoenix yesterday to look. after his business interests in this city in plumbing and kindred lines, and will remain for several days
 Visitors From Jerome.
 Judge S. F. Denison, republican nominee for the state senate, and Neil Bailey, superintendent of the ID. V. & P. railroad, arrived from Jerome yesterday on business.
 Return Home.
 Mrs. Joseph Tappan and daughter, Mrs. Vincent Devine, returned to their home on Bill Williams Fork, Mohave county, yesterday after a visit with friends in the city for the past two months.
 Visiting old Home.
 United States District Attorney J. E. Morrison arrived from Bisbee yes terday and will remain for several days to visit with relatives and friends at his old home. He was ex tended a cordial welcome.
 Attorney Returns.
 T. G. Norris returned yesterday from attending district court at King man, and states that Judge Doe has concluded his duties returning to his home at Flagstaff. Court will open in this city one week from tomorrow. Shelter Officials Arrive.
 Victor Cumnock, president of the Consolidated Arizona Smelling com pany, and Frank Dillingham;, vice president, arrived from New York city yesterday morning and have gone to Humboldt for several days of an examination of their interests. i They were met in the city by A. H. Wethey, managing director, who. with ! LeRoy Anderson, general attorney, ae- eOmpanied them to the shelter. The | visit of the officials is said to be very important one affecting not only the future of the plant, but kindred interests.
 From the Range.
 C. C. Hutchinson, one of the large | sheep owners of Coeonino county, and N. J. Ritter, of Lonesome Valley, were arrivals in the city yesterday on business, both reporting the sheep industry as in a flourishing condition. Visiting Banker.
 A. G. Marion, cashier of the Colfax National Bank, Colfax, Wash, is a recent arrival in the city, on his annual vacation and is touring the southwest. He is favorably impressed with this section and will remain for several days. Returns From East. t-f
 The many friends in the city of Miss K. L. Hinderer, sister of C. H. Hinderer, forest supervisor, will be pleased to learn that she returned yesterday from Pittsburg, Pa, where she has been visiting with relatives for several weeks.
 To Visit old Home.
 Mrs. M. F. Green and sons Alfred and IvanhOe Green, left yesterday for Los Angeles, where they will visit NlL0 ITl6uuS IOI lcW NtchS, anu are en route to New Haven, Conn.,, where they will spend the winter with relatives at the old home. Returns to Verde.
 Ed. H. Anthony, after a business rip along the main line of the Santa Fe railroad during the week, returned Friday, and will leave tomorrow for 1amp Verde, to remain indefinitely. He is identified with the Verde Val ey Oil company. MT. Anthony is -ery sanguine over the possibilities If his interests. . Home From the East. l
 MT. and Mrs. Phillip Hoover. after I visit of six weeks at the old home C ,f the former in Tyron, Pa, returned I and report having had t -ery enjoyable time. This was the I .;r.4 +r;,, oost of Mir HOnyar in npar- 7