Weekly journal-miner., 1913-01-08
City News
 ....ID Brief

(From Thursdays Daily Returns From Capital.

w. J. MulNSIlOn Has IGluIHCu IT Olll Phoenix, where he has been on a trip of recreation for the past three weeks.
 From the North.
 Michael Mcbride, the merchant of Seligman, was a pleasure visitor to the city yesterday with his many friends
 Leaves for Bisbee.
 Miss Winnifred Sterrett, sister of Mrs. Morris Gratz, left yesterday for Bisbee, where she will engage in the millinery business. Mining Visitor.
 Fred s. Darragh, interested in mines in the Maxton country, was visitor to the city yesterday on business and is at the St. Michael. Returns to Normal.
 Miss Marguerite Stephens, daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. William Steph- ems, returned to the Tempe Normal yesterday after a visit of several days in the city.
 Outing Ends.
 John Miller, an employe of the s. F. P. & P. railway, has returned from months outing on the Santa Fe Maria with his brothers, and re- sumed his mechanical duties. Returns to College.
 Marvin Piper, son of MT. and Mrs. J. N. Piper, concluded his holiday vacation to the city yesterday and re- turned to the State University at Tucson to resume his duties. Leave for Coast.
 MT. and Mrs. L. C. Gould left yesterday for Los Angeles to remain away indefinitely. The former has been operating mines on Slate Creek and in the section near Jersey Lily Outing on Coast.
 Mrs. Frank Cornwell, wife of the bookkeeper of the Arizona Brewing Company, left yesterday for Los Angeles to visit for the next two months with relatives of her hus- band
 On Mining Business.
 Ed. NJ. and A. B. Foltz, identified with the Wire Gold Mining Com pany, near Crown King, are in the city on business, and report the Bradshaw section as more active than in many years. Comes to Locate.
 Fred French returned from Baker City, Oregon, after a two years absence, and will again engage in mining, and leave agricultural pur- suits alone. He was with a brother in the above state
 To the South.
 Alex Crandall is in the city from Jerome en route to the Cline sec ton of Gila county, where he is in terested with a brother and others in a new copper discovery, which IS attracting very much attention. Visiting Miner.
 Richard McNary, owner of mines in Copper Basin district, was a business visitor to the city yester- day, and reports that section as teem- ing with activity since the Commer- cial has attained the prominence now noticeable.
 Summoned Home.
 Henry Lutgeld, mining in the Wal nut Grove country, IS in the city en route to Canyon City, Colorado. where his sister is reported to be seriously i'll with tuberculosis. She was visitor to this section a year ago for her health.
 From the Mines.
 w. T. Jennings, interested in mines in the Hillside country, was a business visitor to the city yes terday, and reports that section as attracting very much attention since the Bagdad Copper Company has resumed development
 Taking Layoff.
 Tom Collins, one of the best known miners in the county, has returned from Minnehaha Flat. where he reports considerable activity in mining. He will remain several days to recuperate after several months of developing his claims.
 Returns to the Range.
 Thos. H. Drew returned to Wild Horse Basin yesterday, after a holi- day visit with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Joe H. Drew. He is interested with J. F Hummer in the cattle business, and reports that section as desirably located for the range business.
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