Weekly journal-miner., 1913-07-30
(From Thursdays Daily)
Relative III.

Relative III.
 Dr J. Harvey Blain returned yes terday from Los Angeles, where he , was summoned a week ago on ac- count of the critical illness of an uncle. B. ', J. Gray, whose recovery Is regarded as hopeless
 Files on Land
 John F. Cooper was in the city yesterday from Williamson valley and made a home entry of l6O acres of land about four miles south east of Simmons. He is a goat raiser and will begin improving his new location for farming pur- poses.
 Summoned East.
 Mrs. c. C. Spencer. of Dewey, was summoned to Milford, Con necticut. yesterday, receiving news of the critical illness of her father She returned from that city only last week, having business matters to look after in this section. Talked With Fraser. Arthur Gibbons Hulett, of Phoc- nix, a representative of the Arizona Portland Cement Company, was among the Chamber of Commerce visitors yesterday.
 Heavy Rains. Heavy rains have fallen during the last few davs between Hillside and Congress Junction, according to Sheriff Charles C. Keeler, who was in that section yesterday
 Outside Visitors.
 A. F. Conner. the mining man of Humboldt. and A. c. Curtis, op- erating on Lynx creek, were in the city yesterday on business. Entertaining Sister.
 Mrs. Mark Oneal is entertaining for the Summer, her sister, Miss Pearl Knight, who arrived yesterday from Fl Paso, Texas.
 Realty Transfer. Lawrence Crehan, of Jerome, has purchased from George Mitchell, lot No. c with all improvements thereon. located in the Verde mining district. The consideration was about S6OO. Returns to Phoenix.
 Assistant State Treasurer Murphy, who has been spending three weeks in this city as the guest of Dr. J. w. Finn. returned yesterday to his home in Phoenix.
 From the Coasf.
 Mrs. C. w. Corbin, wife of the conductor ot the s. F., P. & P. railway, returned yesterday from months outing with friends in Los Angeles
 Business Trip.
 Tobn Dial of Seligman. is in the city on business matters and is registered at the St. Michael for few days. Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs. Walter Cline. of Goodwin, Is in the city en route to Walnut creek, her former home, to visit with her mother. Mrs. Ainsworth, for a few weeks.
 Ready to Resume.
 G. w. Hull, who recently closed out his mining interests in Jerome was ar arrival in the city yesterday and will make an investigation of his holdings at the Huron Gold Com- pany camp. with the view of re- stunning operations in a short time. He has outlined deep development and will make shipments of ore to southern smelterS. Goes to Bradshaws.
 Prof. C. F. Willis, director of the Bureau of Mines of the University of Arizona, at Tucson, has returned from an observation trip to the Copper Basin field, and leaves today for the Bradshaw mountains to con tinuc his studies of mineralogical conditions in that region.
 Making Examinations. ] Philip Hatfield. a mining en- 1 gineer of Colorado Springs Colo, recent arrival in the city, is now in the Bradshaw country making examinations for a St. Louis syndi- cate. This is his second trip to this section in the past year.
 Resort Visitors.
 Among the members of the Iron Springs colony who are in the city to visit with friends are. Mrs. Frank Hilderbran, Miss Selma Goldberg, Mrs. H. Griffen. Mrs. E. R. Persons, and Mrs. M Griffen, all registering |