Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-10
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(From Thursdays Daily.)

tFrOm Thursdays Daliy.) Back From Coast.
 John s. Rielly has returned from . months visit to San Diego.
 Visited Friends.
 Mrs. Jessie Hoyelman of Humbold' is in the city for few days to visi; with friends.
 Back to Seligman.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert M. Jones after spending a few days in Prescott will leave for their home in Seligman to- day.
 To the Exposition.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Johns left yes terday for the San Francisco exposi- ton, and to tour the coast for the next month.
 Business Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. W. Ralston oi Verde valley were in the city yester- day the former having cattle business to transact.
 Jerome Visitors.
 H. D. Washburn and H. N. Crane, well known residents of Jerome. were in the city yesterday on business and to visit with friends.
 Visiting Bradshaws.
 Mrs. E. ]. F. Horne has gone to Crown King, where she will visit with friends for several days, and be a guest of Mrs. Eli s. Perkins. Mining Business.
 D. J. Sullivan of the United Gold Mines was an arrival yesterday from Congress and reports development as going ahead with a small force. Country Visitor.
 Mrs. J. A. Stapp of Skull valley, who was a visitor for a few days this week, a guest of her mother, Mrs. Thomas Anderson, returned home yesterday.
 On Business.
 R. J. Bleck, foreman of the Dolphin mill, is in the city for few days oa a business trip, and states the plant continues in action, with returns that are satisfactory.
 Another Ore Shipment.
 The Arizona mine of Anderson & Birch made another shipment on Monday of a car of high grade galena- silver ore to Fl Paso smelters. Other shipments are to follow. Back From Coast.
 Benj. Rybon returned yesterday from Los Angeles, where he was called two weeks ago to consult with associates on mining in the McCabc district, and reports a successful trip Taking a Rest.
 Harry Minuse, the industrious farm CT of Agua Fria valley, is in the city and states "the summer has past, the harvest is ended" and he will take layoff for several days visiting with friends.
 From the Mines.
 Carl Theis, who is operating golI mines in Thumb Butte district, is in the city for few days from his camp and reports conditions as satisfactory. He will continue development for the winter.
 To Travel Road Together
 Two marriage licenses were issue by the clerk of court yesterday. One was to Stanley Cameron to marry Elma Hinman while the other was taken out by Herbert Wilson of Jc- rome to marry Clara Degen who is also a resident of the copper city. Passing Through.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles McMillan. former residents of Prescott, were ar rivals yesterday from San Francisco, in auto, and are returning to Ray. after a touring trip along the coast They remain until this afternoon to visit with friends.
 Back From Phoenix.
 B. F. Peters, interested in the Pro moter mines Of Crook canyon with C. E. Warren, has returned from 2 business trip to Phoenix, and leaves today for the camp Arrangements have been closed for placing five stamp mill on the property since the strike made some time ago affords a big tonnage of ore. Made Grub"
 MT. and Mrs. O. C. Carrier broke camp on Upper Willow creek Tues day after three months sojourn for the health of the former, and are pre- pairing to return to Riverside, Cal, for the winter. Carrier displayed T vial containing about $3S in fine placer gold, which he washed out with an old rocker, and is pleased with his first mining venture, saying the exercise and climate proved bene icial and he made grub" They con template returning next year.
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