Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-13

Trip to Coast.
 Miss E. s. Daniels, cashier of the
 s. F., P. & P. railroad, left yester- day for a short visit at San Diego,
 California.
 Come to Reside.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Day and
 family, of Phoenix. are recent ar rivals in the city to reside, and are occupying a cottage on North Ma rina street. MT. Day is associated with Levi Young in the cattle and
 sheep business in the Mingus moun-
 tain section, which firm is one of the largest in the county. Mr. Young is at the headquarter ranch for the Summer and will be joined in a few days by his associate, who is to remain in the north to take charge during the Winter
 Returns South.
 Attorney R. NJ. Ling left yesterday for Phoenix, where he is summoned on legal business, but stated he will return to Prescott next week, having been retained as associate counsel in the defense of several business men who were indicted by the recent grand jury. This well known attorney advances the opinion that the crimes alleged under his interpretation of the Arizona statutes are nothing more nor less than a judicial farce. He had been here for several days to enjoy the splendid climate and to greet his many friends Valley Visitors.
 w. L. Roberts, rancher and miner of Skull Valley, accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. Wiley Coughran and daughter, was an arrival in the city yesterday on business and pleasure. Visiting Miner.
 J. A. Forbes. of the Independence mining camp in Hassayampa district, was an arrival in the city yesterday | from his camp.
 Outing on Coast.
 Mrs. E. J. Mitchell, wife of the resident attorney, and their daughter left yesterday for the coast resorts of Southern California to enjoy an outing for the next two weeks. Entertaining Relative.
 Mrs. L. l.. Young, of Jerome, is in the city to meet her sister-in-law, Mrs. Eva L. Jones, of Phoenix, who arrived yesterday. Both leave for Jerome today, where the latter will visit indefinitely.
 From the Mines.
 Andrew Peterson, owner of group of mines near Octave, under operation by leasers, was an arrival from the camp yesterday on busi- ness, and is at the Sherman House for a few days.
 Climatic Attraction.
 F. C. Toohey, general contractor of Phoenix, was an arrival in the city yesterday and is at the St. Michael, to remain for several days to enjoy the climate and visit with friends from the Capital city. Outside Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. Coleman, of Sunny Side, to the south of the city, among the pines, are visiting with friends for a few days. Bridges is Wanted.
 Information is wanted of the where abouts of John L. Bridges, of Blais- dell, Yuma county, who was in this city on June II, and who is wanted or urgent business in connection with his homestead claim, by his at- torney, Thos. D. Malloy, Yuma, Ariz. Flying Trip.
 C. D. Rynearson, of the tufa mines at Kirkland, was visitor to the city yesterday on business. He continues exploration of that deposit, which reveals an incalculable ton mage of this desirable building ma terial.
 Beneficial Results.
 George D. Senter, after residence of three months for his health, re turned to Redlands, Cal, yesterday, to arrange his business affairs so as to make this section his home in definitely. He has been materially benefited, and returns next week. Brother.
 Major C. B. Linn and Dr. Linn are entertaining for a few days, their ( brother, Dr. F. C. Linn, practising ( physician of Monmouth, Illinois, who [ will remain for few days. He is en route to the Coast on a trip or recreation, and was a visitor 70 the s city about ten years ago. Mining Business. |
 Henry Bardshar. identified with