Weekly journal-miner., 1914-12-30
Visiting Officer.

of Seligman, is in the city for feg days on official and other business.
 From Shelter City.
 Floyd Pate and B. McMichael. O
 Humboldt, are in the city to remain
 during the holidays with their friend.
 Business Trip.
 Frank Dickerson. the well known
 resident of Seligman, was an arriva
 yesterday on business, o remain for
 few days.
 Going Home.
 Miss Lizzie Forsythe who was call
 ed to this city few weeks ago, on
 account of the death of an uncle, re-
 turned yesterday to Spencer, Wyom-
 ing. her home.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. J. E. Cook, wife of the deputy
 sheriff of Clarkdale, was an arrival yesterday to visit with friends for Q few days, and is a guest of Mrs. Al Weber.
 Visited Old Home.
 Lee Burhans. formerly a resident of this city, concluded a weeks visit with relatives and friends yesterday and returned to Los Angeles where he is engaged in business.
 From the Mines.
 Mark Bradley, in charge of de velopment on the Dunkirk mines, was visitor with his wife and fam lily on Christmas. and returns today to his camp. He states mine work goes ahead, and new ground being opened indicates large ore bodies Of good milling grade.
 Goes to Teras.
 Attorney LeRoy Anderson left Christmas for San Antonio, Texas, to join his wife and visit with the pa rents of the latter. Major and Mrs. Thomson, at Fort Sam Houston, un- til the first of the year.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mir and Mrs. J. H. Wilson are in the city from Phoenix to remain on a pleasure trip until the new year, and are at the home of Judge and Mrs. E. w. Wells, parents of Mrs Wilson.
 Visiting Rangeman.
 William Mullen, one of the large cattlemcn of the Hillside country, is in the city on business, and gives the usual report of fat cattle and fine grazing throughout the western part or the county.
 Brief Visitor.
 Fred Knight, a former resident of the city Is visiting with friends until this afternoon, when he resumes his | journey to Vulture, on a business trip. He comes from San Francisco | to look after his mining interests, and will start assessment work Musical Event.
 Those who were present at mid night mass on Christmas night at the Catholic church, will be pleased to learn that the musical program will be repeated this morning at l0:l5 o'clock when high mass will be said. Jules Baumann, will be di. rector of the choir rendering the special music.
 Brief Visitor.
 Geo. w. Mauk. a former territorial auditor in the good old days" be- fore radical statehood came along, was a brief visitor to the city to spend Christmas with his many friends He came from Phoenix, and resumed his journey yesterday to Los Angeles. where he has business to look after for a few weeks. Half and Half.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. (. Frier, who have been in the city for several days wis ting friends. resume their journey today to Phoenix. Their auto was shipped from the north and they will go overland by this method from i Prescott. Frier says il is a case of half and half in mode of travelling, on account of the bad condition of ( he roads. Students Return.
 Ernest Love, son Of MT. and Mrs ( Allan Love. has returned from Stan ford university, to enjoy the holi- days with relatives and friends. Ralph : Bell. a student of the University of Arizona, son Of the bee king of the Verde valley. has also returned and will spend the holidays with the "old folks at home" Returns to Camp.
 Lester Jackson. who returned few days ago from Detroit. Michigan where he submitted his report on the of the War Eagle Gladia- tor mines, left Friday for the camp near Crown King. He stated he con- ' suited with the directors and deVel-