Weekly journal-miner., 1915-03-24
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hOSlIlN lney expect to Dc away week or ten days.
 Fatal Affiction.
 William Karr, a bridge carpenter passed away Tuesday from tubercu losis, his funeral taking place at Hum boldt yesterday.
 Visit Ends.
 Mrs. Nathan Levy who had been visiting with friends in Phoenix for the past two weeks, returned home yesterday, reporting an enjoyable time.
 Passing Through.
 Mrs. H. NJ. Gibbes, wife of the Je- rome attorney, passed through the city yesterday for Tucson, where she will visit with relatives for a few weeks.
 Business Trip.
 Mrs. ]. A. Hope left for Los An geles yesterday on business matters for her department of the Bashford- Burmister Co.,, to be away for few weeks.
 Mining Business.
 Col. w. C. Tonkin, who is reviving the Pine Mountain holdings near Walker, left yesterday for Los An geles on mining business. He will return next week. Country Visitors.
 William Allen of Williamson val ley and J. C. Young, of Ferguson valley, were arrivals yesterday on a business trip, both giving good re ports on ranch and range matters. Eastern Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Condon, and the sister of the latter, are recent arrivals from New York City to re- main indefinitely. They are occupy ing the A. C. Burmister residence on North Mt. Vernon avenue. Rural Outing.
 Mrs. ]. I. Gardner left yesterday for Skull valley, where she will enjoy an outing for several weeks on the fruit farm of her husband. Mir. Gard ner also is at the place getting the property in shape for the coming season. Health Seeker.
 Allyn Hedder, of Berlin, New Hampshire, arrived during the week and is to remain for the summer, for his health, this being his second year in this section. He had been spend- l ing the winter in Southern California. Later his wife and family join him. From the Mines.
 John Brady was in the city yester- day from his mining camp near Zonia, and gives good report of conditions in that field, and it was evident from activity noticeable that large ore ship | ments would be made this spring and summer. The wet winter has been a handicap to working many mines, however. Come to Visit.
 Mt and Mrs. w. L. Cox, who will be remembered as former residents 1 of this city, arrived from Los An. geles Tuesday, and are to remain for 2 few months to visit with relatives and, friends. They are at the home of their daughter, Mrs. H. T. South worth.
 Brief Visitor.
 Morse Darnall was a business wis itor to the city yesterday from Hill side, and reported rangemen as con tented over a favorable winter, and stock in excellent condition. For the first time known in many years there have been no losses of sheep and cattle.
 Bustling Community.
 Judge and Mrs. Ben w. Mowday were visitors to the city yesterday from Humboldt, and the latter stated the smelter was keeping up steady
  production of copper bullion daily, commercial conditions were better than in many months, and the out look healthy. Surprised Rangeman.
 C. H. Hooker returned Tuesday night after making an inspection of his range holdings along Ash Creek, for the first time in several weeks. He stated new feed is beginning to grow, and there is little doubt but what the coming summer will be the best for many years. Mining Visitor.
 Thomas Marmont arrived yester- day from his Louise mining camp in Crook canyon. and stated the country is again being opened up, since snow is fast disappearing. Mine owners and prospectors anticipate lively summer, and more properties are to be developed than heretofore. En- gineers are coming in and sales are being talked of. Deals Pending.
 John P. Kelly was an arrival yes ;1,. EafJ l