Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-31

on business. '
 peturns From Outing. 1 Mrs. Q. Q. Stevens returned yes.
 ierday from months outing at ,h,
 seaside resorts of Southern Cali. fornia.
 Visiting Friends.
 | Mir and Mrs. W. l.. Zent. of Hum. boldt. arc in the city to remain for a few days on business and to visi, with friends.
 To Capital City.
 Miss Alma Brady, an attache of M. Goldwatcr & Bros store in this city, leaves today for Phoenix to visi, with her sister.
 To New Home.
 Mrs. T. J. Simmons left yesterday for Florence. where she will reside. joining her husband who is a guard at the state penitentiarys
 From the Desert. I. $. White. business man of Wendcn, on the A. X C. railroad. is in the city to remain for the sum mer to escape the heat and for the benefit of his health.
 Country Active. J. l.. Archambeau. manager of the Grown King Supply Company, is in the city from Crown King and reports mining in the Bradshaws as attracting much attention.
 Returns to McCabe. Mrs. George Hammer, after an absence of several years in Los Angeles. arrived in the city yester- day and leaves today for McCabc to join her husband. She will re- main indefinitely.
 Licensed to Wed. Clerk Farley of the superior court yesterday issued marriage license to Miss Magdalena Garcia and Juan Lara. both residents of Jerome. They will be married in that city today. Plenty of Rain. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Evans, of Kirkland valley. are in the city on a business and pleasure trip. The former reports that country as drenched by heavy rains and farmers and cattlemen are very much elated.
 Trip of Recreation. NJ. B. Hazeltine. cashier of the Bank of Arizona, left yesterday for San Francisco on a trip of recrea- ton. On his return he will be ac- companicd by his wife and family who have been visiting at Alameda with friends.
 Returns to Range. N. J. Ritter passed through the city yesterday from Phoenix to his sheep range near Jerome Junction, and reports grazing conditions bet ter tlis year than at the same time last summer He anticipates good fall and winter feeding.
 Business Visitor. D. Sanita, a business man of Con- gress. is in the city and states that | several mines are to resume in that district this fall. The outlook is encouraging for general resumption on larger plan than has been known for many years.
 Valley Visitors. Mrs. A. A. Vanoy, of Skull Valley, and her guest, Mrs. w. Anderson, of Bakersfield. Cal. are in the city visiting with friends and relatives. The latter will leave for home to- day after an enjoyable visit of over one month.
 Mining Mission. Dr. Sara Thacker, owner of mines near Mayer, arrived from Los An geles yesterday. and leaves today Tor her camp. She is accompanied by A. O. DeVoi. an investor, who will make an inspection of the property, with the object of be- coming interested.
 Inspected InterestA Ben Sweeiwood returned yesterday after a trip of inspection to the Rain Crow mine in Copper Basin, the new gold producer which is under operation by himself and Scott Price. He expressed himself as pleased with inc showing. De velopment will bc continued.
 Leaves for Utah. Mrs. J. Paul left yesterday to, l Price. Utah. where she will engage in the hotel business. having dis. posed of the Jerome Junction hotel recently. She was accompanied as lar as Los Angeles by her brother. Charles Branncn, travelling iocomo- | tive engineer of the IT. " A r