Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-01


 Fred Jacobsen. the mining man. re. turned yesterday from n mine inspcc- tion trip in the Cherry creek district, where he reports much activity in the mining line. In from Camp.
 Charles \. Randall, superintendent of the Davis mine, came in last evening from his mining camp on company business. Left for Kirkland.
 T. M Earnhart, the Kirkland mer. chant. lef, last evening on the south bound for his home after pleasant visit here. Back from the Coast.
 William Ebcl. of Harrington, has returned from an extended visit to the coast. He will leave today for  A Professional Visit.
 Attorney Owen T. Rouse, of Tucson, cx-associatc justice of the supreme court of the territory, is here on a pro- fessional visit. Tn from Camp.
 John Bryant, the mining man, came in yesterday from his mining camp on the Copper Basin divide to transact some mining business. To Visit Mother.
 Night Officer Charles Erwin will leave today for Los Angeles on visit with his mother. He expects to be absent about two weeks. In from Baumann.
 W. IT. Mckay. superintendent of the Baumann Copper company. came in yesterday from his mining camp in the Agua Fria district. Left for Long Beach. Beach and Arizona Mining company. left last evening for visit with his family in Long Beach. Back from Phoenix.
 A. F. .Fulchcr, travelling auditor of the $. F. r. and F., returned ycster. day from n business visit to the Salt River valley and Phoenix. Back from the Coast.
 Charles Esscr, Jr., justice of the peace at Harrington, arrived here yes. tcrJay from san Diego, where he spent his annual summer vacation. A Flying Visit.
 Morse Darnall. the Hillside busi. ness man, paid n flying business visit yesterday to the city, returning home on the southbound Diamond Jo. In from Camp.
 J. NJ. Duncan, who is developing promising mining property in the Mount Union neighborhood, came in last evening from his mining camp. A Flying official Visit.
 Under Sheriff William Nj. Neagle paid flying official visit to Sclig. man and Ash Fork yesterday, returning here on the southbound Diamond Jo. In from Camp.
 Harvey Taylor and George c. Wad. He'll came in yesterday from their min. ing camp in the little Copper creek district, about ten miles south of this city. Left for Los Angeles.
 w. II. Lyddanne, claim adjuster of the santa Fe lines, left yesterday for his headquarters at Los Angeles, after a pleasant visit here on railroad busi. ness. Made Good Orc Shipment.
 D. F.. Dawes, who is working the Red Rock mine in the Big Bug district un. der lease. recently made a shipment of T carload of ore from the property to the Humboldt shelter, which gave very satisfactory returns in gold, silver and copper. A Visit of Inspection.
 W. A. Drake, chief engineer and su, perintendent of the S. F. P. and F., and leased lines, left last evening in his private car, which was attached to Inc southbound, for n visit of inspec. lion over the Arizona and California  Passed Through.
 M. A. Perkins, member of the live stock board from Yavapai county, passed through here yesterday en route from Phoenix to his home in Inc upper Verde country, arter at. tending the regular quarterly session 'f the board at the capital. Here from McCabe
 Walter c. Reese, director of the Anderson Metals Extraction com.