Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-27
Business Trip.

man, is in the city and registered at Brinkmeyer's hotel.
 Professional Mission.
 Dr. L. O. Davenport. physician to the Consolidated at Humboldt, Is in the city for a few days on a medical mission. Dry Country.
 William Bones is in the city from his cattle range in the Turkey Creek country. and reports all watering places as drying up, which Is occas- ioning some alarm as to the future i of that industry. Feed continues good and cattle are in fair condition. But very little rain has fallen in that section during the summer, and then only in streaks. Entertaining Friend.
 Mrs. s. R. Roberts is entertaining for the next week, Miss Ulah Hud- low, of Tempe, who arrived Wednes- day. She is en route to Winslow, where she has been retained as a teacher of the public school, giving splendid satisfaction during the spring term.
 From the North.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. D. Crabb, Of Flagstaff, arrived Wednesday to visit for several days with their son, Con ductor L. V. Crabb, of the s. F. P. & P. railway, and the latter's wife. The visitors will spend the winter in Phoenix.
 Returning Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. F. Elliott and daughter. Miss Robt Elliott, of Fl Paso. Texas, are again in the city, returning home from the Grand Can von and other points of interest Tn the north. After few days sojourn thev resume their journey in their auto. They state the outing has been very enjoyable one from a climatic and scenic standpoint.
 Coast Visitors.
 Mrs. w. F .Speidel, wife Of Con ductor Speidel, of the main line ot the Santa Fe railroad, accompanied bv her mother, Mrs. Winnie Sutton and sister. Miss Margaret Sutton, of San Francisco, arrived Wednesday for T brief visit with friends at her former home. The party is en route to Winslow.
 Leaves for Coast.
 Mrs. Ernest Childers, wife of the ! NcCabe mining man, accompanied
 bv her interesting son, Leslie Chil-
 ders left Wednesday for Los An ge1es to remain away for several months. Many of her friends were
 at the depot to say farewell From the Mines.
 Y. I. Martin. general manager o the Yuma-Warrior mines in the liar
 ana Halas mountains, returned tC , the city yesterday, and reports de
 velopment going ahead, and determi
 nations as satisfactory, at the ol' a Bonanza and Golden Eagle claims situated about one mile apart. A
 soon as the warm weather moderate
 additional miners are to be employ I ed and larger line of exploration conducted than at present |, Going to Desert.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Ludlowe ar Q in the city from the Hassayamp
 country. and the former is prepaT
 ing to leave next week for hi a placer mining camp on the deser
 west of the Harqua Hala range ' Mrs Ludlowe will remain in tn V, city indefinitely, and was joined yes terday by sister, Mrs. Jacobson - who arrived from Miles City, Mon |, tana.
 Concludes Visit.
 Mrs. L. Y. Woodmansee, wife ( u the engineer of the Arizona Powe II Company at the Fossil Creek plan U, returned home yesterday, after u visit of several weeks here for me; LII ical treatment. She was accompar
 jed by Mrs F. H. Latimer, who
 to be her guest for the next montl ~ Resumes Mining.
 T. William Christman is in the cit 's from Lynx Creek, and Is preparin , to leave for Eureka district m y few days, where he will assun :" charge of the holdings Of Woo
 Hawkins and other local resident Additional exploitation is to be e' oi tended the group which NIT. Chris 5 man states has attractive condition -N determined from past operations. ls Visiting Rangemen. T. Thomas and Arthur King, rang " men of Big Chino valley, are in u .is city on business. and both state tn DC tho fraal- rains have left that repiC