Weekly journal-miner., 1917-11-07
City Ne1Us In Brief

(From Thursdays DailyO Returns From Gallup.
 Attorney ]. E. Russell yesterday re- turned from a business trip to Gallup. New Mexico.
 From the Line.
 Conductor \. x. Lane, of the Yer de Valley road, was an arrival from Clarkdalc on business trip. From Gil Camp. J. (. licslet was V1sltor yesterday from his oil camp al Valley, reporting financial affairs as shaping up for re- sriming operations in a short time. Returns From Visit
 Miss Nellie Marshall, who had been visiting with her brother, Harry Mar shall at Detroit, for the past two months. returned home yesterday. Going to Phoenix.
 Mrs. Alice Burton and niece, Mss Florence Johnston, of Wcndcn, vlSi- tors for the past two weeks, leave to- day for Phoenix to attend the State fair.
 Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. F w. Willman, wife of mining man of Turkey CreeN district. is in the city for a brief visit with friends and leaves later for Barstow, Cal. to remain with relatives until Thanksgiving.
 Mining Business. p. |. Wardwell. stockholder of a mining company operating in Big Bug district, was an arrival during the week from Paducah, Ky, and has gone to the camp near McCabe, on an inspection trip.
 Coast Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. V. T. Vettman, of San Rafael. Cal, are in the city cn route 10 Verde to visit for few weeks with son, employed in a mechanical ca pacitv with the new smelter for the United Verde Extension under con struction.
 Return Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Walsh, visi- tors to this section since fair week, are returning home to Belen, \. NJ, today. They may conclude to come back and reside, MT. Walsh taking an option on piece of farming property on Willow creek. He IS a goat raiser. Again We'll Ben Townsend, one of the best known miners of this county, severely injured several weeks ago m being hit by an automobile, sustaining a fracture of his collar bone, leaves to- day for Jerome to resume work with the Verde Combination.
 Leaving For Winter.
 Mrs. Charles Taggart and two daughters are in the city from Tonto fnr Inn Dcrial, Cal, to spend the Winter with relatives. Mir. Taggart joins them later and is now driving a bunch of POO range cattle to Globe. The Tag garts were residents Of this section several years ago.
 Coming Back.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. l.. Becker, former residents of this section, write that they will return in a few weeks, the climate of Montana being too severe during the Winter and the health of Mrs. Becker is declining. They have been residing at Deer Lodge for the past five years, where Mir. Becker is employed as a machinist They will probably locate at Clarkdale. Going to Mines.
 Celora M Stoddard, manager Of the recently organized Copper Mountain Mines Co.,. which has revived the pioneer copper group originally own ed by the father of the above, arrived yesterday from LOS Angeles, and IS leaving today for the camp near Mayer, on an inspection trip. Tho property is active, and new plant is being installed.
 To Reside at Camp.
 Stewart L. Duncan, who has taker over the Climax gold mines under . lease. was q visitor yesterday, report. ing the property as shaped up for ac- ton, and development to begin al once. He returns today to the camp accompanied by his wife, where they will make their future home. Mir Duncan for many years was superin tendent of this mine. and made : creditable record in gold production Mining Man Returns.
 John J. Mahony, IT,, president O the Silver Belt Consolidated, arrived from San Francisco yesterday on ar inspection trip, owing to development recently in the deepest shaft expos ing a shipping grade of silver ore The discovery occurred in drifting north from the 3O0-foot level Bcr Rybon, who visited the property or Tuesday reports production as be ginning from the l50 and the 300-foo levels and shipping will probably be gin at once.
 Eastern Visitors.
 Mrs. C. T. Loomis and daughter Mrs Marvin Hale, of Syracuse, N. Y are in the city for brief visit, com ing from Fl Tovar, and will spend tn Winter at Tucson, probably. The, leave today for Beaver creek to viey the Aztec dwellings and Montezuma' Well, as well will their itinerary in clude Jerome and Clarkdale. Mrs Hale will contribute an illustrate, article on the above subjects 10 tn Woman's World. She is favorabl known in literary circles of the Easi and formerly was with the New Yor' Herald.
 (From Fridays Daily)
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