Weekly journal-miner., 1919-07-30
City NeeOs
 In Brief
(Frsm Wednesdays DaA4.l

Jules Bauman, the well known min
 ing man, is in the city from his camp
 near Humboldt.
 To See Sad Sea
 H. C. Storey, of the Santa Fe, left yesterday for Long Beach to finish the summer vacation with his family, who have been there for some time. Leaves for Coast
 Afr. and Mrs. Joseph Fu1s;, the former deputy clerk of the Superior court, left yesterday for Los Ange- 1 les. Visiting Relatives
 Mrs. M. Gratz left yesterday for Los Angeles to visit for the rest of the summer with her daughter. Mrs. August Hoffman, and other relatives. Coast Outing
 Mr. and Mrs E. W. Monroe, pio- neers of Verde valley, left yesterday for the coast resorts of California, to be away for the next month on an outing. .-.
 Sad Mission ..
 NIT. and Mrs. A. W. Leshard were in the city yesterday to attend the funeral of Mike J. Enright, Mrs. Lessard and Mrs. Enrignt being sis ters. They returned home to Stod- dard later.
 Summer Visit
 Mrs. Fen s. Hhdreth and children are in the city from Phoenix. and will remain for the summer, one of her sons being in local sanitarium for observation. Mi. Hildreth also is at his ranch in Williamson valley and remains here until fall.
 Humboldt Visitor
 In the city from Humboldt on bus mess yesterday was James E. Bark, head of the Arctic Ice and Meat Co.,, who reported the town in healthy state, as smelling operations contin- ued without interruption, while many miles adjacent were also active.
 City Realty Deal
 Governor and Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell have sold their home in { this city on South Pleasant street to ( Daniel Campbell, the deed being re- | corded yesterday, for consideration !! of $3,OOO { Visitors Leave
 The Misses Florence and Nellie Conway of Philadelphia, who had been visiting with their father, Hugh Conway, in this city for the past , month, returned home yesterday and en route will remain in Colorado to [ visit with relatives. Mining Business
 Col. and Mrs. J. B. Dudley re- \ turned to San Francisco yesterday C where the former goes to consult ( with associates. a copper deal in the | Humboldt field for large sum. He k expects to return inside oi month \ to establish a camp and start oper- sting. Happy Occasion 7
 Mrs. Albert 1E Jones is rejoicing A over the return from overseas of her s brother, T. E. Bailey, who was with S the 23rd Engineers, who went over g the top at St. Mihiel and the Argonne Forest. He is accompanied to Pres fl colt by his wife, and after a short a visit here both will go on to the t coast IT Pioneer Seriously III s
 Captain John Kinney was reported 1T yesterday by his physicians to be se- [ riOusly ill at his home on Park ave \ nue, the affication Being pronounced n as Bright's disease. The home has been closed to visitors and only rela W tives are permitted to enter. He was !: II taken suddenly ill last Friday, while ;+ apparently in good health. a Mining Mission N
 John J. Jackson of Copper Basin has gone to Eastern Oregon to make z an examination of a silver property d in which he worked nearly twenty b years ago, an option to purchase a which he has secured. If his obser G vations are satisfactory the deal will h be closed at once On a cash basis for R quite large sum, and the money is available. The field where Jackson ~ is going is said to be experiencing il a silver boom. S; Boy Recovers n
 Logan IT,, the young son of Mir. 4 and Mrs. Logan w. Morris, who had b been seriously i'll at Mercy hospital c for several days, is convalescing, G which many friends of the family will be pleased to learn. Mrs. Morris, D who also had been patient at Mercy e for the past week, is improved, and O expects to return home shortly to st the ranch at the Lynx creek hydraul- . ire Cbs vrill he recommended bV Miss V