Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-14
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0som ThsrsdayS Daily.) Copper City Visitor.

'~uWaiu NuShcI, tuS H"bnt operator of the Jerome section, is in the city on business for few days.
 From the Resort.
 Miss Ruth Jessop of Iron Springs, is in the city for few days visit with friends and is a guest of Miss Alice D. Adams.
 Business Visitos.
 Fred Miekic, the dairyman of Jc- rome, is in the city for few days on business and to mingle with his many acquaintances.
 Business Visitor.
 D. $. Hibbcn of Flagstaff, son of Harry Hibben, the big sheep grow CT. is in the city for few days on business trip.
 Attorney Returns.
 Richard Lamson, of the law firm of Anderson & Lamson, .has return ed from Mohave county. where he has been on professional business. From the North. J. w. Sullivan arrived from Sclig- man yesterday and reports the range country adjacent as in better con dition than known for many years. Returns to Range. Oscar Cornell, who has been visit ing with his mother in the city for several days, returned to Anvil Rock yesterday. where he is engaged in the cattle business
 Disposes of Cattle. J. ID. Campbell has sold his range interests in Turkey creek district to K. w. Ainsworih for the sum of Si,0O0. the bill of sale being filed for record yesterday. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. George Rohpeter is in the city from Dewey and will visit with friends for several days. Her hus- band is operating under lease the Lone Pine mines near Huron. From the Mines. J. II. Tribby. operating the old Conger mines of Cherry Creek dis irict. is in the city on business for a few days and reports recent de- velopment as giving favorable re- | suits.
 Will Visit Old Folks.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schannell of Cherry Creek, are in the city en route to Denver for a few months visit with the parents of the former, this being the first trip home in many years.
 Brief Business Trip. (. A. Randall. of the Congress Gold company, was in the city yes terday on mining and school dis trict matters and reports several properties as preparing to resume in that section this fall
 Business and Pleasure.
 J. R. Boyer is in the city from Cherry Creek, where he has ex. tensive mining interests. and is ac' companied by his daughter, Mrs. A F. Carlson, who will visit with friends for several days.
 Official III.
 (. Nj. Raible. under sheriff, il confined to his home, suffering witl a severe attack of throat trouble losing the power of speech yester day It will be several days befor' he will be able to resume his duties Old Mine Sold.
 Mrs. Frances X. Bashford, re siding at Berkeley, Cal, has sol, her one-half interest in the ol' Goodwin mine on Turkey creek t'
 Mrs. Margaret B. Burmister of thi city. the deed being filed for recor, yesterday.
 Climbing Up. Registration of voters for th primary election yesterday reachc
 total of 1000. an increase of so from three days ago. The variou ! registration officers throughout th / county are diligently employed l 7 seeking the voter 2 Copper Basin Visitor. ! John J Jackson of Copper Bash
 is in the city from his camp nea
 inc Commercial property. and r,
 ports activity prevailing throughor the district since the latter has CT ( tered the stage as steady shippc - 10 the Douglas smeltcrs. c To Blue Grass State. - Deputy Sheriff Fred Campbe z left yesterday morning for Paducal Q Kentucky, where he will visit wit 1 his parents for the next two month = En route he will stop over at Woo, C ward. Oklahoma to visit with