Weekly journal-miner., 1912-11-13

FfOU NhN
 C ! McNulty is in the city from hi, mining camp on Big Copper
 Creek. on a business trip for few day,
 After the Bovine.
 Iohn Norton. the cattle buyer of
 be Salt River Valley, arrived yes,er. day Co start shipping and also to make additional purchases.
 Jerome Visitors.
 Dr. Riley Shrum, Judge s. F. Den i,on and Arthur Cordiner, of Je. rome, were arrivals in the city yes ,crday on business matters.
 Visiting Friends.
 Nr. and Mrs. Robert Tally, the former with the United Verde Cop per Company. arc in the city for a few days, and at the St. Michael. To New Home.
 Mrs Norman C. McMillan left yesterday for Jerome, to join her husband an employe of the United Verde railway. and where he will re- side in the future.
 Returns From East.
 Fred :. Ellis. moro familiarly known as Billy Welch." after a two months visit with his wife and friends in Boston. has returned to the city and will remain.
 Outside Arrivals.
 Mir and Mrs. J. w. Young, L. P. Ncli, and James Cleator, of Turkey, are in the city on business and pleasure trip for few days, and are at the Prescott hotel
 Mining Man Returns.
 Col l.. w. Getchell. the we'll known mining operator, returned yesterday from New York city on important matters. affecting his in crcs,s in this field, and leaves today for ,he Cash mines, which he is de ytloping.
 Military Officer Here.
 Captain Miller. of the Eighteenth Infantry, returned yesterday from Fort Bliss, Texas, to visit with his wife at Fort Whipple. and is on leave of absence for the next two months. He was greeted by many civilian friends in the city Brief Business Trip,
 (. w. Mitchell, interested in the Pacific Copper Mining Company. ar rived from Los Angeles yesterday, joining John Kelly, the president. who returned from the camp yester- day Mir Mitchell is identified with ihc Arizona Empire Copper Mining Co.,, whose holdings are located on 'he Arizona side near Parker. a, Empire Flats.
 Visiting Miners.
 J. \. Forbes of the Independence mines, and John Kelly. of the Hearst group, both situated near Jersey Lily, were in the city yesterday and report many properties moving ahead, and the outlook gratifying for lively winter and spring Mine to Resume.
 Thos F. Campbell leaves today Tor Jerome, on an important mining mission affecting the Haynes Cop per Company. of which he is the general manager. It is reported this property will resume in short time and large line of deep develop. ment is to be prosecuted. Visited Old Home.
 Fred (. Adams, accountant of the l.. J. Smith Construction Company, returned yesterday from visit to Kansas City. his former home. He IS arranging his affairs to leave for The main line of the Santa Fe in a lew days. where the above firm is engaged in heavy contract work, Leave the City.
 The many friends in the city of Mr. and Mrs. T. r. Ryan will regret to learn that they left yesterday for Texas. where they will reside in the future Mir. Ryan had been with lhe bridge building department of inc ;. r. P. X P. railway for over twelve years, and with his estimable w'ie' both enjoyed splendid name among a large number of friends and acquaintances.
 Criminal Growth.
 Assistant U s. Attorney J, C Forest, who arrived from Phoenix Monday, returned yesterday to con lnne prosecutions before the feder- al court. He states that the present Term has witnessed the trial and con