Weekly journal-miner., 1913-01-29
Visiting Friends.

Taking Layoff.
 M. ]. Hayes, well known as a mine foreman at various camps III the country, is in the city from the Senator country on business and pleasure trip.
 On Business.
 Andrew Jackson, we'll known in Mayer, was business visitor to the city yesterday, and reports that country as forging to the front in its varied industries
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs. E. A. Huntington was an outgoing passenger for Durango, Colorado, where she will visit in definitely with relatives and friends at her former home.
 At the Shelter.
 Lewis Hind, an attache of the smelter department of the Swansea Consolidated, is in the city en route to Humboldt, where he will investi- gate methods of the Consolidated for few weeks.
 Returns East.
 William K. Hill. who has been looking after his mining interests in the Big Bug country for several weeks, left yesterday for Whining ton, Delaware He contemplates re- turning later in the year. Returns Home.
 Captain J. O. McGovern returned to his Date Creek farm yesterday and states that thousands of sheep are being wintered on that range. New feed is coming up and favor able season is anticipated. Summoned by Illness.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Stotz of Groom Creek left yesterday for Winkleman, receiving news of the illness of Mrs. c. N Robertson, mother of Mrs. Stortz, whose con dition was reported as critical Not Alarmed.
 Robert Hayden, who returned Tuesday from Sonora, Mexico, re- ports that country as in a state of security again, and that the zone of hostilities had been transferred to the coast line and into Chihuahua Change for Better.
 Reports from Mercy hospital last night were encouraging for the re covery of Vic Baker, local agent of the Armour Packing company His condition was reported as improving very much during the afternoon, af- ter a serious illness of several days Condition Favorable.
 The condition of Harry Harter last night was reported to be i'm proved over the preceding day, and strong hopes are entertained that he will recover. which his many friends will be pleased to learn He is passing through the crisis of his af- fliction.
 Mining Man Returns.
 Major T. C. Jordan, well known in mining circles of this field, and formerly with the LaGracia Com pany of the Black Hills, arrived from Long Beach, Cal, yesterday and will remain for several days to look after his interests adjacent to the city.
 Mining Visitor.
 T. ]. Laird is in the city from his mines on Groom Creek, and gives the usual report of that sec ton being energetic among the in dividual owners of properties The Senator country, he says, is on the eve of better times than at any time in its history.
 Military Arrival.
 Lieut. William F. Robinson, IT,. has returned to Whipple Barracks, from Fort Bliss, Texas, and is under orders to leave for the Philippine Islands. He was formerly stationed at Whipple with the 18th Infantry, and IS we'll known and popular in civilian circles.
 From the Mines.
 w. R. Simington, operating mines in the Cherry Creek district is in the city on business, and states that the present year should be the best one in the history of that section, from the number of mines operating and the probability of others start ing up early in the spring.
 Regaining Health. Letters from Phoenix yesterday stated that the change in climate ,roc Dro,-;ro ba,a6c:aI .o .L. Laa1.L