Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-08
CIty News
 ...ID Brief

John Anfell will leave today for the Blue Bell mine, where he has accepted a position.
 Senator Visitors.
 Major and Mrs. A. J. Piekrell were visitors with friends in the city yesterday, and later in the day returned to their camp near the Sen ator.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Max wenzel, wife of the gen eral manager of the Mineral Point Mining company, near Jerome June tion, is in the city visiting with friends for a few days.
 Returns From Visit. Don Burns, who has been to Needles and other places in the Colo rado river country for a few weeks, on business, returned yesterday, and has resumed his duties at Ruffner's Stables.
 Excellent Comedians.
 Manager Howard, at the Elks the ater, this week, presents Regini and MonOhan, two of the cleverest com edians who have visited the city in recent months. They are clever in dancing and singing, and are we'll received by crowded houses. Home From Coast.
 The many friends of Mrs. George F. Anderson will be pleased to lea=n that she has returned from a visit of several weeks with friends in Los Angeles and other coast cities, ar irving yesterday.
 Here From Swansea.
 John Clark arrived here yesterday from the Swansea district, where he has mine interests, after an extend ed absence He will leave in a few days for the southern part of the county on mining business. Returns to Works.
 After a few days in the city, wis iting with relatives and friends, John Escher returned yesterday to the camp of the Arkansas & Arizona Mining company, where he is en- gagged in mechanical capacity. Miners From Swansea.
 Art Clevenger, George Snyder. William Fitzgerald, John McCluskey and William Chance, miners of the Clara Consolidated, arrived in the city yesterday, on a visit with friends, to remain for a few days. Goes South.
 Gus Lindsay. who recently had his hand mashed while performing work on the s. F., P. & P., and is incapaci- tated from further labor for a few weeks, left yesterday for Phoenix to visit his sister for few days. Stoclman Visitor.
 Roy Spence was a visitor to the city yesterday from the Palace Sta ton country, where he has range in- terests, and reports conditions fav- orable in that line. Mining, h" says is active, and several claims are being opened mp with excellent results. He anticipates a prosperous years. Returns to Camp.
 John Young, who is developing his mines in the Copper Canyon section, near Camp Verde, after a few days in the city, returned yesterday la resume development. He says tha district is attracting considerable ar tention and several miners are going to it.
 Brief Business Visit.
 MT. and Mrs. A. E. Hurley were arrivals in the city Tuesday evening from Walker, and returned to the Mudhole mine, yesterday afternoon. MT. Hurley is general manager of the mine, and was here on business. He reported work going ahead in a satisfactory manner. Leave for Harrington.
 MT and Mrs. R. H. Hetherington and Mrs. W. c. Chubb left yesterday for the Tiger Gold company's camp at Harrington, where MT Hethering- ton will sample ear load of con- centrates for the Fl Paso smelters. Mrs. Chubb will remain at Harring- ton. where her husband is an at tache of the company. Resumes Development.
 George Hartmann, owner of the Fourth of July group of mines ill Lynx Creek district, after few days in the city, visiting with his family, will return to his camp to- morrow to cOntinue deVelOpment