Weekly journal-miner., 1915-10-13
Mining Business.
Visited the Verde.
(Erom Sundays Daily.)

leave for that place today. (Erom Sundays Daily,) Trip of Recreation. John s. Reilly left yesterday for San Diego and San Francisco on trip of recreation, to be away for the next two months.
 From the Mines.
 Mark Murphy is in the city on business trip for few days from the Postmaster mining camp on Upper Big Bug creek, where he is in charge of development.
 Country Visitors.
 Rural visitors to the city yesterday were Mrs. J. V. Frederick, of Camp Verde, MT. and Mrs. w. C. Denny, of Anvil Rock, w. H. Ainsworth, of Walnut creek, and John Logan Leavell, of Big Chino.
 Comes to Visit.
 MT. and Mrs. o. E. Oller are en- tertaining for few days the parents of the latter, MT. and Mrs. Charles Inglis, who arrived yesterday from Chelsea, Oklahoma.
 Mining Business.
 H. J. Jackson, in charge of the holdings of the Yavapai Consolidat- ed Company, in the Bradshaw noun tains, was an arrival from Grown King yesterday on a business trip,
 Off to Coast.
 L. J. Smith and wife, Of Poland
 function, left in their car for the San Francisco exposition yesterday morn ing. It is their intention to travel all over the coast and also take in the San Diego exposition.
 Back from Coast. MT. and Mrs. Thomas H. Gatfield
 have returned from a months outing
 along the coast and In visiting both
 expositions. The former resumes his
 duties as an engineer Of the S. F. F. & P railroad today.
 Brief Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Peter Fife, visitors
 during the Frontier Days celebration
 returned yesterday from a coast tour ing trip, to remain until next Wednes day when they will resume their jour nev to Salida. Kansas. They are com ing back next year. : Back from Nevada.
 Harris finders, former resident ol
 this county, and who retains interests f in the Bradshaws, was an arrival yes terday from Tonopah, Nevada, to ar r range for annual assessment work He states mining is again active 1T 5 the above State, and return to old : time conditions is indicated by heavy
 investments from the East.
 Slightly Injured. S The auto of MT. and Mrs. Alex U s Yeoman collided with a pine tre' V stump on the Copper Basin hill yes Q terday forenoon, and the former wa l. slightly injured on the right hand bl .- the broken glass of the windshield
 The trouble was due to the defective
 steering gear in turning sharp curv' e near the summit. The tourists arr y from Cotton, Calif, and en route t' a Winslow to visit relatives. S Old Timer Returns. e Charles Shoup, a resident of thi e county over a quarter of a centur, ,- ago, is a brief visitor, arriving iron
 Mexico during the week to remain 10
 few days to renew old time associa 1T lions. He states. that Mexico con V tinues turbulent, and Americans ar l- leaving rapidly. He will locate a S. Salem, Oregon, and this is his frs :. trip home in over 20 years. n Delayed on Trip. r- The sudden illness of Mrs. Il. 1
 Gerard on the train while en rout
 to Wichita, Kansas, early last weeE le occasioned a stop over at Albuquei S. que until Friday, was the news rt a ceived yesterday from MT. Gerrarc W They were en route to the old hom le to visit with relatives for a few week d. and it is presumed Mrs. Gerard wa m the victim of ptomaine poisoning IS She was critically i'll for two days.
 (F-om Tuesdays Daily.O 1 f-n--n Mnrth