Weekly journal-miner., 1912-12-18
(From Saturday, Daily)

tFrom Saturday, Daily) Business Trip.
 C. F. Hughes arrived from Jerome Thursday en route to the southern par, of the state on business. Change of Location.
 Mrs. John Lindeli yesterday nov cd her floral establishment and mas sage pariors ,o the Elks building. Brief Visitor.
 Sam Norlan. of the Three Mile House, on the McCabc road, was a business visitor to the city yester- day.
 Business Trip. | ]. $. Gales. the saddlcr and har. ness maker. returned yesterday from Ia business trip to the southern part lof the state.
 Rural Visitors. l A. w. S,ull of Skull Valley and George Human, of Dewey, were among the outside visitors ,o the city yesterday.
 Mining Business.
 s. L. Ferguson, ahe mine owner of the Humboldt field. was a visitor to the city yesterday on business pertaining to his interests.
 Mayer Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs. M M Walker. w. D. Achaucr and J. R. Bassett, of Mayer. were in the city yesterday visiting with friends and engaged in holiday shopping.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. John Stanley. of Lonesome Valley. wife of the manager of the Coyote ranch. was an arrival in the city Thursday to visit with friends and is a, the St. Michael
 Former Resident. Mrs. r. IT, Coyle. formerly re- [ siden, of this seetioM! returned yes terday from Los Angeles. and leaves ? for the Big Bug country to visit . with relatives during the holidays Where it is Cold. George Beardsley writes from Miles City. Montana. that he re turns to this section during the pres ent month. giving as reason that '. the thermometer never gets above zero.
 Cold Weather. : Grant Carter was in the city yes terday from Kirkland valley. wher, he reports the coldest weather known in many years. but that ranei and range conditions arc favorable however.
 From the Camp. . J. II. Tribby. operating the ol' Conger mines. of Cherry Creek dis U irict, was business visitor to in ' city yesterday, and reports devefop ' ment going ahead under fayorabl conditions. u From the Farm. George Rohpcter, who is tempo !" rarily occupied in farming his land
 near Dewey, was in the city Thurs day on business. but turns to hi " iavorite vocation as miner in th
 near future. From Clarkdale. .I Mir. and Mrs John Bergg,en, th '. former contracting on the new raj :, road from the shelter site 10 th - tunnel of the United Verde min
 have returned 10 the city, the latte to remain indefinitely. :, From the Mines. n D. J. Sullivan and A. (. MeGil . identified with the United Col ., Mines of Congress, were visitors r. the city yesterday on business, an
 report mine development goin
 ahead under favorable conditions.
 Shelter City Visitor.
 Judge R. w. Mowday, of Hun ,s boldt. was in the city yesterday an , reports the Consolidated as activ
 with the new concentrating mi
 ready to begin treating large toi s- mage of ore that has accumulated V. p--ssTT H- Take Charge. ,el J. W. Johnson. who will tai
 charge of the Commercial boardiu
 house in Copper Basin. in fe ,g days. Is in town. He states that n of building is nearing completion ar n. Accommodation for fifty miners vi ,t be afforded. he Return to Remain.
 Mir. and Mrs. (. II. Shower arri
 cd from Detroit. Michigan. and VI X, make their future home in this cit he Mir. Shower states that ihe condi m ion of his sister, Mrs. Nellie Vo th burg. has materially improved al