Weekly journal-miner., 1909-10-13

ita mines are among the best known in this section and are rated high in mineral possibilities.
 Mercantile Visitor.
 R. w. Graham, identified with the mercantile life of the Bradshaws, is visiting the city on business. He re- ports the field in the vicinity of Crown King as experiencing active conditions in mines and mining, say ing that several new companies are entering and the future is decidedly promising in extensive development work.
 Eastern Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. c. Mackinson of Pittsburg, arrived last night and will remain for some time in this section. They are en route home from the Seattle exposition. MT. Mackinson is the secretary of the Mt. Elliott Con- solidated Mines company, operating in ChaparraI and while here will Der sOnally visit that camp to make m examination of the property.
 Selects New Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Bozarth are arranging their business affairs in this city and this evening will leave for their new home at Wickenburg, where they expect to reside perma- nently in the future. MT. Bozarth is very enthusiastic over the future of that city, saying that mining is more active around that place than in many years, and one noticeable mat ter was that the Vulture was soon to install new mill of 1OO-stamp capacity, An immense tonnage of ore is available for the plant and the company operating is enthusiastic over the future of the enterprise.
 (Fron Tuesdays Haily) Takes Position.
 Fred May has accepted position at the St. Michael hotel.
 W. c. T. U. Meeting.
 The regular meeting of the w. c. T. U. will meet in the Otis building this afternoon.
 Crown King Visitors.
 Chas. K Mellon, Harry G. Brown and William Arhauer are in the eity from Crown King on business. Lost Canary Bird.
 One of the finest specimens of canary birds is held by John Lindell awaiting an owner. The bird flew into the Wellington last evening and was immediately captured.
 Mining Visitor.
 Henry Rixen, operating mining claims in the Copper Basin district, is paying the city a business visit. He reports considerable mining work going on in that section and the showing made as encouraging. Electrician Arrives.
 Wyatt Smith, in charge of the StCllOn Ol NHt COuhAl VI bAN Prescott Electric company, arrived yesterday from Humboldt and will remain in this city for several days on duties incidental to his vocation at the offices in this city.
 Follows Dual Calling.
 George Mahard, who is located on the Hassayampa, where he is engaged in horse raising and mining, is in the city on a visit. He is accom- panied by Master Harvey Helm, who follows the pastime of hunting bounty animals. He recently killed eight skunks, two wildcats and one coyote, which were turned into the board of supervisors.
 Reports Section Lively.
 MT. and Mrs H. H. Reyes are visit ing the city from Groom Creek MT. Reyes says that more mining activity is noticeable in that district at the present time than in many years and generally speaking the develop ment that is prevailing gives mines prominent rating. He is working the EmpOria mine the work at the pres ent time being confined to annual as- sessment and general exploitation. Illegal Resident.
 William NJ. Tiess, Chinese inspector of this district, with headquarters at Seligman, intercepted Hong Ping re- gently and the latter is now in the county jail charged with being in the country contrary to the alien law. Ping claims that he is China-Jap- anese mixup in nationality and that under the alien act as it applies to Orientals, together with the fact that he was a sailor on landing in the United tSates, he is entitled to stay. He has been a resident of this see tion for four years and has deviated from his calling by following in that ha af