Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-27
CITY NEWS
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(From Sundays Daily)


 visitors during the summer, left Fri day for the Casa Grande section section of Pima county, and state they will return next year. The glealth of Mrs. Hargrave has been materially benefited by the change Tn climate
 Goes East.
 George Raines, mining in the Squaw Peak section, is in the city en route to Ellville, West Virginia, OF business pertaining to his inter ests. He will be away for the next sixty days. He displays samples of high grade copper ore from late de --elopment.
 Taking LaycR.
 George Borden is in the city from ehe Black Rock district, to enjoy a Eew weeks vacation on account of ahe extremely warm weather He ,states the Monte Christo district is attracting very much attention, and several sales are pending since that E1igh grade silver mine has become 50 widely known.
 Mining Business.
 |. L. Kerr and J. S Thompson, xnining men of the Bradshaws, are in the city for a few >days on business. Home From Vacation.
 "A. w. Robinson returned yesterday from a six weeks business and pleas s1Tr trip along the coast, and received d welcome from many friends.
 Visiting Miner.
 Martin Schuber, the mine owner .of Copper Basin, is in the city on a business trip, and is registered at Brinkmeyer's hotel.
 Visitcr Leaves.
 Mrs Charles Bawden, of Flagstaff, who ahs been the guest for several weeks of Mrs. A. w. Morrill,, wife of the State entomologist, returned 10 her home in Flagstaff yesterday. Returns Home.
 Mrs. C. A Nichols, of Ash Fork, gzvhO has been visiting with her sis ter-in-law, Mrs. B. Lamberti&, for several days, returned home yester- day
 Visiting Family.
 Former Governor R. E. Sloan was =ln arrival from Phoenix yesterday morning to visit with his wife and Family for few days. Early in September they will return to the capital city to remain for the winter ] Visiting Rangeman. !
 Colin Campbell, one of the large sheep growers of the county, was brief visitor to the city yesterday on business. He reports light rains on the range but stock is in good condi- Iion
 Will Erect Mill.
 . 1-awrence Kellar, owner of the Miralbi mine on Groom Creek, is pre- pairing to place a mill on his prop erty. several hundred tons of good grade of free milling ore accumulat- ang on the dump. The plant is being 1aegotiated for, and will be erected inside of the next thirty days. Mir. tXellar has individually explored his holdings and according to reports of .uIiners has an attractice proposition as reflected by the dump and ore ! 3t5Giss exposed.
 Opening Old Mine.
 Reports from Groom Creek state :that |Odell & Gray, leasing on the toId Nevada mine, continue active de rgelopment, and mineral conditions are encouraging. A tunnel is being driven to intersect the union of three well-dehned Assures, from which in early day operations, high grade gold values were given. These min sers state that about 100 feet of worl, IS to be performed, when determina sions will be known.
 Mine Inspection
 R. NJ. Martin, president of the Climax Mining company, arrlyed :Erom Los Angeles yesterday to re- main tor several days on trip of inspection of recent development, and leaves for the camp on the Has sayampa river today. State Official Here.
 &1r and Mrs Charles R Hows and family, of Phoenix, the former chairman of the State Tax commis- sion. were arrivals in the city yes 1 rerday and are registered at the St Michael. They are to remain for 5ew days on trip of recreation. Pleased Visitor.
 Mrs. Frank Montgomery, of Los Angeles, who has been the guest of Mrs \. H. Getchell, at the Y-P mining camp for the past six weeks, .