Weekly journal-miner., 1913-09-10
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(From Tuesdays DailyO Business Trip.
 Thomas Taylor. superintendent of s:uelters of the United Verde. was an arrival in the city Sunday from Jerome in his auto and yesterday visited the mines of Copper Basin, returning later in the day. He leaves for home today.
 Seriously III.
 Mrs. w. A. Widmer, mother of Mrs. C. C. Stukey. was reported in critical condition yesterday aft ernoon at Mercy hospital. she hay ing sumbitted to an operation re- gently. Her extreme age and phy- sical condition is alarming to her relatives and friends and her recov- cry is considered as doubtful.
 State Official Here. R. E. McGillen. assistant secre- tary of Arizona. was a brief visi- tor to the city yesterday while re- turning to the capital from a vaca- ton at Chicago, his former home En route south he will make an in spec,ion of his mining interests in the Placerita country.
 Makes the Lumber.
 Ed McGoingle. of the we'll known manufacturing lumber firm of Nc Goingle Brothers of Flagstaff. is in the city for a few days on pleas ure a we'll as business.
 Valley Visitor.
 W. L. Roberts, operating the Alto mines. near Skull valley, was a wis itor to the city yesterday on busi- ness. and brings the usual report of the country as having been flood ed and agricultural conditions as again restored, with big crops as assured.
 To the Normal.
 The Misses Margaret and Mabel Stephens, daughters of MT and Mrs William Stephens. left yesterday for Tempe to enter the Normal school Tor the fall and winter term. Adcpts Legal Career.
 Hcrndon ]. Norris. son of Attcr- new T. c. Norris, left Sunday morn -E for Charlottesville, Va. to en- ar the law department of the State university. This young man Gradu -oI from Yale this year and has concluded to adopt the practice of law as his profession. Visiting Attorney.
 T. A Flynn, the attorney Of Flag 1 staff, said to have a lead pipe cinch" on being appointed United ! States attorney of Arizona, arrived ] from Flagstaff yesterday on legal matters. Flynn many years ago was associated with Senator Ashurst. as an attorney at law, and the chain | of friendship is still preserved, with l not a link missing to mar the annie able relations cemented years ago. From the East.
 E. L. Booth. metallurgist of the Swastika Development Company. re- tlrned Sunday from a visit with l relatives in New York City, and leaves in few days for the camp in the Bradshaw mountains, to re- s1me his duties. Mining Man Returns.
 Jules Baumann. identified with the Baumarn Mines Company, returned vesterdav from a business trip to the coast of several weeks, on mat ters pertaining to that undertaking and reports a successful mission. From the Verde.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Back. of Camp Verde, were visitors to the city yesterday on business and pleasure. travelling in their auto. From the Coast
 Mrs B. M Belcher returned Sun day from a business trip to the coast. and is at the home of Mrs. Harry Harter for a brief visit with friends
 School Reopens.
 The McCabe public school which lapsed last term, was again opened yesterday. with Miss Blanche Mcdonald, daughter of MT. aand Mrs. John Mcdonald, as teach CT. This school Is the beneficiary of about S3OOOO from the estate of the late William Parsons Finan cially 1t is strong. but numerically the attendance has dwindled to that small number which permits 1t 10 be maintained just within the limits of the law. The resuming of sev- eral mines in the district Is the oc- casion for it being revived
 Vacation Trip.
 (. C. Baker. local representative If Armour & Co.,. in this field, has gone to Phoenix for a two weeks vacation to visit with his mother and friends.
 Returns Home.
 Mrs Charles Young and children. who have been visiting with rela- .ives and friends in the city for sev- eral days, returned to their home in Ferguson valley yesterday.
 T-dge Ross Leaves.
 Associate Justice of the Supreme Court and Mrs II. D. Ross con cluded a visit of several weeks with friend. in the citN on Snndav and