Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-24
(From Fridays Daily.)

Matt Andres, the cigar manu- facturer, has returned from busi- ness trip of several days to Jerome. On Legal Business.
 J. F. Jones. the attorney of Flag staff, is in the city on business of clients in the superior court of this county.
 Outside Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. s. Johnson of Walnut Creek. are in the city for a few days on business and pleasure trip.
 Business Visitor.
 J. l.. LeaveIl, interested in mines to the south of the city, was an arrival on business yesterday and will return today to his camp. Pioneer Visitor.
 J. w. Coughran, the pioneer resi- dent. was an arrival yesterday from Skull Valley on visit with his hapy o'o-Nne IieHus TUT ieW days.
 Returns Home.
 Mrs. M. Gillis, who has been a resident of this city for the past four years, returned 10 her old home at Boston yesterday to remain in- definitely.
 Hotel Sold.
 A deed was filed for record yes terday from J. R. Minor to C.. R. Linn for the Hotel Linn in this city. in which the consideration was given al the sum of $500
 Return Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Middleton, for mer residents, returned yesterday from a trip to the Grand Canyon and left later for their home at Vul,ure
 To the Range.
 L. l.. Harmon arrived from Phoc- nix yesterday in his automobile and left later in the day for Camp Wood to remain for the summer to look after his large range interests. Visiting Rangemsn. J. B. Young. the rangeman of the Bradshaw country, is in the city from Crown ing on business ana gives a good report of condition. since the heavy rains of the las few days. u
 Outing at Seaside.
 Mrs William Nelson. aeeompanie, by her daughters, Mrs. Dixon Eager
 berg and Miss Louise Nelson, wer among those who left yesterday fo
 the seaside resorts of southern Cal
 ifornia for the summer. CAPITOL CITY VISITORS. MT and Mrs. H. B. Golze. ( , Phoenix. who are enjoying the honeymoon, Mir. and Mrs. D. VI
 Baum and their guest, D. NJ. Suite
 of Fl Paso, were arrivals in the cii C yesterday from Phoenix and in C few days leave for the Gran h Canyon.
 l. LEAVES FOR MOHAVE.
 Robert Burns and Henry Brat
 arrived from the Lucky Star minir n camp near Jerome Junction yestc l. day Both report deluging rains X that section and the benefit to q l. range industry as incalculable. N n. Braun left last night for the can
 of the Frisco Mines Company ne r. kingman where he assumes char Ic of the reduction plant. e. DEATH OF A CHILD. a Mir. and Mrs. B. (. Earnhart is Miller valley, are the recipients a much sympathy from their ma m friends over the death of tn 10 young son, which occurred Wedn,
 day night after an illness of {,
 weeks from intestinal causes. T x, funeral occurred yesterday VI in in,erment in the Mountain Vi 1n cemetery, Rev. Jenkins officiatin y. OFF FOR COAST. CT J. A. Martin. the mining man
 Big Bug, left yesterday for [
 of several weeks to the coast reso ds of southern California, and after he return resumes development on en Ramsgate mines. He states the C, i'll per Queen holdings at Stoddard to developing satisfactorily, and
 showing is attracting comment
 that section and exciting very m, H. interest He predicts the com in big producing camp for east nd Yavapai to be located at that DO ng LEAVE FOR COAST. re- /. F.. Foster, recently cleo
 president of the Yavapai Met
 Mining Co, and Henry Barksl Oe sccretarN-tfeasurpr after an