Weekly journal-miner., 1913-05-14


 and with the accumulation of year, wiped away.
 From Fridays Daily.) Leaves For Coast.
 T. L. Richards, of the firm oi Richards Bros. of this city left yesterday for Santa Ana, Cal Visited Friends.
 Mrs. J. V. Dickson and children were visitors with friends in the city yesterday, coming from Skull Valley.
 From the Farm.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. B. Wells, of Williamson Valley, are in the city on business and pleasure trip for few days.
 BusinessTrip.
 Henry Hartin, manager of the Williamson Valley Land and Cat tie Company, was a business visi- tor to the city yesterday. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. w. J. Mayer, wife of the Mayer merchant, is in the city for a few days visiting with friends, and is guest of the St. Michael From the Capital.
 E. H. Meek returned yesterday from Phoenix, where he had been on the jury panel of the federal court for the past two weeks. Brief Visit.
 C. A. Randall, in charge of the Congress Gold Company business, was a visitor to the city yesterday, returning to the camp later in the day.
 Judge Smith Returns.
 Superior Judge F. O. Smith re- turned yesterday from Phoenix, where he had been presiding in the trial of certain cases during the week
 Returning North.
 C. C. Hutchinson, one of the lar"est sheep owners in the State is in the city from Phoenix en route to Flagstaff. to look after his large and to remain for the sum mer From the Mines.
 Con Johnson, one of the best known miners Tn this section, was i m arrival yesterday from the Swas- ika mines in the Bradshaws, on a i business and pleasure trip for a ew days. Visiting Miner.
 O. l. Tawney, identified with the Turkey mining country, is in the ;ity on business, and states that activity continues, and yood results are being made by leas- ITS principally. From the Coast.
 George Hammer, miner and mer- hant of McCabe, returned yesterday rom Los Anpeles, after an absence 'f six months. He will remain in definitely. and probably will operate ome of his claims in the above dis rict.
 Country Visitor.
 James F. Cox, farmer and stock aiser of Cherry creek. was a busi- ess visitor to the city yesterday, nd reports the above industries in 'ood condition, considering the cold 'eather and the slow coming of bring.
 investigating Climate.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elmer C. Jordan, I the Salt River Valley, are in he city and contemplate remaining pr the summer, after a few days ojourn to investigate climatic con itions. It is probable they will eside at Pine Crest. |, lew Vocation. The I Os AroaIoe t4f l esday stated; "C. E. Truex. of 'rescott. is a guest at the Hay ard. He IS an attorney and a i oeciallst in mining law, and hi. , resent visit to Los Angeles is in , le interest of client" and Transaction. Supervisor Alonzo Mason yester- ly announced that he had sold toi I enry Schuerman a forty acre tract a
 farming land on Oak Creek, for a e sum of $500, which the our [ laser will add 10 his present hold ! gs that adioin. ontractor Returns. o w. J. Harris, railroad contractor. Q turned yesterday from Provo. $ tah, joining his brother. F. H. r arrls, both having litigation before . Q Superior Court against the L. J.s nth Construction Company, in lich IS involved over $25,00O. The k SC IS to be tried next week. lral Visitor. z. E. Roberts, farmer and miner Skull Valley, was in the city yes day and reports cold weather and 'h winds in that rural section. Ej ming in the hills is quite active, "i d several claims are being deve1- ed, including that of his father, ere a mill was installed recent ssing Through. E. L. Gibson, the mining man of ckenburg, passed through the of yesterday for Chicago, on a pur- Ina lsing trip of various mechanical tn. lities for treatino ores, recently in ented. He gives a good report f