Weekly journal-miner., 1913-09-03

the State Industrial school.
 Happy Parents.
 A baby daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs. Lon c. Reymiller, of North Marina street, on Thursday. Both the mother and new arrival are doing we'll
 Business Trip.
 Joseph Dutton, in charge of the mercantile interests of the Francis Miller Company, of Humboldt, was in the city yesterday on a busi- ness trip. This firm lost all its merchandise stock last week by a fire, which was partially insured. Recovering at Hospital.
 Inzentino Espinosa, the knight of the road" who had his left leg amputated at the County Hospital, following the crushing of that mem Der by a freight train, is reported to be on the way to recovery. Visiting Miner.
 Frank Kestor, with the Commer- cial Mining Company in Copper Basin, was a visitor to the city Fri day on business, returning to the camp yesterday afternoon.
 John Lindell returned yesterday from San Francisco. where he was called about two weeks ago, on the sad duty of attending the funeral of his brother, James Lindell To Copper City.
 Assistant Treasurer and Mrs. P. J. Keohane left for Jerome yester- day to visit with relatives and friends for a few days. From Big Camp.
 William Bright, mining carpenter, has returned from the Vulture mines, near WicKenburg, after filling an extended engagement in his line He gives a splendid report of the property and predicts one of the biggest gold producers in the state as practically demonstrated. Concludes Visit.
 Mrs. Alice Booth Lawler, wife of an attache of the Consolidated at Humboldt, concluded her visit with friends in the city yesterday and returned home. Mrs Lawler is favorably known in the northern part of the state as a woman of highly literary accomplishments, and sew eral years ago was assistant to her father, Dr. Booth, in the publication of Booths BaboO," at The Needles, Cal, a newspaper which attained fame throughout the west for it's gems of thought and for fearless ( attitude on all public questions. Dr. Booth passed away about two years ago, in Southern California. To The Normal.
 Miss Margaret -Gruewell, of May CT, daughter of Ross Gruewell, $ in the city and leaves today for Flagstaff to enter the Northern Nor nal. She is a guest of Dr. and Mrs. R. \. Looney. Visits Friends.
 Miss Frances Sprauge, of Los Angeles, after a months visit with friends in the city, as the guest of Miss Babe Morrison, returned home yesterday. She was formerly resident, and her leaving brought many friends to the depot for fare well.
 From the Range.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Cline are in the city for a few days on busi- ness and pleasure. coming from Goodwin, on Turkey Creek. MT. Cline reports that mountain range as having been visited with heavy rains, and the outlook for grazing is splendid for fall and win ter
 Miners In City.
 Ed Parsons and Nat P Myers, we'll known miners of the Catoctin region, are in the city on business md register at the Sherman house. Both report that ield as active, with several miners developing their hold ngs.
 Realty Deal.
 Daniel Connor and wife have sold o David Connor city lot in the No. 19 addition to Jerome, for the ,um of SIPS, the deed being filed or ecord yesterday. -onsiderate Bird.
 While the storm was raging along he Hassayamapa yesterday after loon, the home of MT. and Mrs. '. F. Wolpe, summer visitor from was gladdened by the ad- -ent of the stork, which consid-
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