Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22

Left for Camp. charles F.. Mckinley, president and general manager of the Mckinley Min ing and Development Company, left last night for his company's camp m Conner Basin. after arranging all de- tails to resume operations in the Pea cock shaft on large scale at once. (From Fridays Daily.) Kirkland Visitors.
 Bert Jackson and Ed. Moorehead of Kirkland are visiting in the city. Here from the Monica.
 James Andrew is here from the Mon. ica mine on short business visit. Circulating Among His Friends.
 A. r.. King of Jerome is in the city circulating among his many friends. Here on Business.
 W. II. Kearney is here from his mines in the Senator district on a short bus mess visit.
 Visiting Relatives.
 Mrs Dan Gillis of Congress arrived here yesterday afternoon on a visit with relatives. Home from Jerome.
 County Assessor Campbell has re. turned from a visit to Jerome on min. ing business.
 Cherry Greek viator.
 Oliver Loper is in the city from his mines in the Cherry Creek district on a snort visit.
 Here on Business.
 Andrew Peterson is in tbe city from minng business. Accepts New Position.
 sam II. Morris left yesterday morn. ing for the Monica mine where he has accepted a position. Enjoying a Vacation.
 Mark Boston is in the city from his mines in the Peek district enjoying a well earned vacation. Stockman Visits.
 William Ritter is in rhe city from his stock ranch in Thompson valley on a short business visit. Left for Home.
 Adam Moblenpah left yesterday for his home in Flagstaff after a four days visit here on court business. Here on Business.
 George rhl arrived here yesterday from his mines in the Iron Springs see. tion on short business visit. Left for Home.
 M. q. Burns, the Humboldt mining man, left yesterday afternoon for nome after short business visit here. Left for Home.
 Ben Robinson left yesterday morning for his home in Kirkland. after a pleas. ant four days visi, here with relatives Left for the Springs.
 A. w. Edwards was an outgoing pas senger last night for Castle Hot Springs on one of his periodical business visits Spent Yesterday Here. NIT. and Mrs. F. B. Werdon of the Bullwhacker mining camp, three miles east Of the city, spent yesterday here on business.
 Left for Home.
 Miss Millett was an outpoing mas. senger yesterday morning for her home Tn Mesa, after a pleasant weeks visit here with friends.
 In from His Mines.
 \. C. Mott, who represented Yayapai county in the lower house of the leois. lature in 1901, is here from his mines Tn the Eureka district purchasing sup. plies.
 Will Visit Relatives. Jack McMahon will leave today for his former home in British Columbia. where The will be the guest of relatives month He will be joined a, Los An. geles en route by his wife, daughter and motner, who will accompany him on the trip.
 Reported Improving.
 Ed Foltz, who was severely iniured by ms horse falling on him near the Wildfiower mine in the Bradshaw mountains, two weeks ago, is reported improving at his home in this city. His limbs were severely bruised but no bones were broken in the fall. Left for Tucson.
 Sister St. Peter, former superioress or St. Joseph's Academy of this city. was an outgoing passenger last night for Tucson, where she has charge of St. Joseph's Orpnanage, after a pleasant | ten days visit at tho acaaamy cLo