Weekly journal-miner., 1913-01-01
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pleasure visit for few days. From the Country.
 Mir. and Mrs J. V. Dickson of Dewey, are in the city for a few days on a business and pleasure trip. Rural Visitor.
 George Michael, of Skull Valley, was a visitor with friends in the city yesterday and to enjoy Christ mas, returning home today. Verde Visitors.
 Ernest Richards and Frank Wald- roup, we'll known farmers of the Verde Valley, were business visitors to the city yesterday, and return home today.
 Home for Holidays.
 Assistant U. S. Attorney ]. C. Forest returned yesterday for the holidays, to visit with his wife and family, after attending the federal court at Phoenix, for the past two weeks.
 Visiting Teacher.
 Miss Clare McEachran, principal of the public schools of Humboldt, and sister, Miss Annie McEachran, are in the city to remain for the holidays with friends, and are at tn. St Michael.
 Returns North. George H. Halling, who has been visiting with relatives in the city during the week, returned to Mo have county yesterday, where he has mining interests in the Gold Road country He is convalescing from typhoid fever.
 Mining Visitor.
 Martin Schuber, mine owner of the Copper Basin district, was in the city yesterday on business, and reports that field as lively and the Commercial maintaining its daily production He anticipates lively times during the coming year Health Seeker.
 H. w. Plunkett, of Enid, Okla homa, is recent arrival and IS en route to the Verde Valley to visit with relatives and to remain for the winter for his health. He was a vis- itor about ten years ago, and re- ceived relief from asthmatic troub- les.
 Looking at Lands.
 L. O. .Winterburn, of Auburn, Cal. was an arrival in the city Monday, and is looking over the orchard conditions of this section with a view of locating. He is well pleased with the elevation, and will visit several orchard sections be- fore returning home.
 Visiting Family. ]. H. Morrison, construction engi- neer, is in the city from the Com mercial mining camp in Copper Basin, where he is installing the new boilers for that property, at the main working shaft They will be ready for service shortly after the first of the year, when pumping be- gins to drain the lower levels. Capacity Increased.
 J. T. Sheffield, manager of the Puntenney Lime Company, stated yesterday that the new kiln was in. stalled and running steadily. The production of lime has been doubled and the demand continues strong mainly from outside the stat, points. Over eighty men are em lplayed, the greatest number in tht history of the property.
 Inspecting Interests.
 Captain and Mrs A. w. Farney of Kansas City, arrived yesterday morning, the former coming to lool after his large interests at the olC hydraulics on Lower Lynx Creek which are to resume in a shor time. With Captain Farney wer, MT. and Mrs. H. Hillenbaugh ant Miss Mary Budde, of the abov, city. They are at the St Michael Remains to be Shipped.
 The remains of Mrs Anna Bar tholdi will be taken to Livermore California, on Monday afternoon where interment will be made. Pre- ceding the removal, services will b, conducted in the Catholic church Father Mandin officiating. The bod, has been prepared by H. NJ. Mau & Co., at whose undertaking parlor! friends can view the remains unti Friday morning.
 Valley Visitor.
 Emil L. Wiesland, farmer anC