Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-27
City Ne,Os Tn Brief
(From Thursdays Dailyl

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 Range Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. E. Thurston, of Cienega. the former one of the large cattle owners of the county, are in the city for 2 few days visiting with friends.
 Flagstaff Visitor.
 Miss Marie Hart, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. O. L. Hart, of Flagstaff, is q recent arrival to remain for From tier Days, and is guest of MT. and Mrs. George Harbeson.
 Visitors From Mine.
 Miss Jessie T. Jones and brother. w. II. Jones and wife. are in the city from the Jessie camp in Chaparral, to remain for an extended visit with friends
 Grateful For Aid.
 Mrs. s. II. Hill to whom S5290 was given by the liberal people Of Pres colt for the building fund of the Mt Olive Baptist church, desires in this manner to thank the donors.
 Come to Visit.
 Miss Ruby Kaufman and brother, Frank Kaufman, of Agua Fria, are visiting with friends in the city, this being the first trip of the former since leaving for the country to reside sev eral months ago.
 Brief Visit.
 Colonel ]. C. Rankin, who is inter ested in mines in Big Bug district, was a brief visitor yesterday, leaving later for Chicago. He is identified with the Henrietta, under operation by the Big Ledge Co. To Attend Funeral.
 C. F. Thornton, interested with Charles kngley, whose death occur red few days ago, was an arrival yesterday from Cordes to attend the funeral today. They had been mining partners for many years, and own de- i sirable properties in Big Bug district. ] Mining Business.
 ]. A. Martin was an arrival yester- | day from Mayer, and leaves later for | his holdings near Ramsgate He re- sumes production after the Great l Western smelter starts up, having a contract to furnish large tonnage. Admitted to Home.
 w. A. Clark. for many years resi- dent of this county, and at one time | an operator Of the Alvarado mines in Fools Gulch, has been admitted to | the Pioneers Home in this city. In ! recent years he suffered general breakdown in health.
 Getting Lively.
 N II. Getchell was visitor yester- day from his Cash camp, where he reports development as going ahead with small force, while adjacent new camps are operating, and the general outlook is better than in many years for several properties to be in action later in the Summer.
 Buys Hup.
 Nj. l.. Burkhead, representing the Borderland Motor Co.,, of Phoenix, who has a carload of Hupmobiles here, sold hve-passenger model to G. F. Meany, last Monday. Mir Meany tested out the machine on 40-mile drive Sunday and the next day lost no time in becoming its owner.
 From the Mines.
 William Christman, well known in mining circles of this county as an operator, and interested in Eureka district, was an arrival Tuesday from Copper creek, on business He states there is quite a movement of engi- neers in that field, and reports are in circulation of deals to be closed, in which the Guggenpleims figure, as well are other investors coming in. Verde Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Harbeson, among the well and popularly known residents of Verde valley for many years, are in the city for brief visit with relatives and friends. MT. Har- beson is a farmer, and states if prices prevail this Fall in the run of crops at present quotations, he will take of his hat to the high cost of living. He says the Verde farmer is to have a substantial harvest in everything used for food Return to Duluth.
 Ernest LeDuc, president, and Chas. ; Battre, vice-president of the Big Ledge Co.,. returned to Duluth, Minn., on Tuesday night, after a ten-day in . spection trip to their holdings Both ' were disinclined to make a statement