Weekly journal-miner., 1909-08-04

terday for a few weeks visit with friends in New Orleans, La. off for Colorado.
 Among yesterdays outgoing passen- gers was NJ. E. Davis, who goes 10 Denver on mining business and to visit friends for a few weeks. Birth of Girl. MT. and Mrs. J. M. Carter of Kirkland are rejoicing over the birth of girl, the happy event taking place yesterday in this city, where they are visiting friends. Inspection Trip.
 R. II. Burmister, of the Arizona Copper Gold Mining company, left yesterday for his eompany's camp on Cherry creek, on one of his peri odieal trips of inspection. Contractor Leaves. ! W. w. Elliott of the contracting firm of Elliott & Dreseher, left this morning for Big Bug. MT. Elliott has some important mining matters to attend to.
 Committee Meeting Called.
 The executive committee of the Labor Day celebration is requested to meet at the court house on next Monday evening, as important bn.i-
 
 Rangeman Arrives. Ed Ritter, a Kirkland Valley cat tleman, is in the city, and gives an excellent account of the range in that country. The late rains he says have started the grass at a lively rate.
 Financial Mission.
 Harry Thomas, assistant secretary of the Commercial Trust company, left yesterday for Humboldt in con neetiOn with duties attending the ad- iustment of the loss by fire there, recently, of the Humboldt Commer- eial company. S. W. Higley, one of the main sufferers in that eonfagra- tion, was also a passenger on the train, arriving in the morning from Phoenix.
 Rural Visitor.
 Thomas Campbell, the patriarch of Walnut Grove, is in the city on business visit. He says the recent rains made the Hassayampa river at that point a very large stream for few days.
 From the Cedars.
 Miss Alma Johnson, the charming daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Johnson of this city, returned last night from visit to Cedar Glade, where she was the guest of Mrs. Julia Pothest.
 From Humboldt.
 Mrs. F. \. Flynn, wife of F. N. Flynn, the general manager of the Consolidated Arizona Smelling com pany, at Humboldt, was a visitor to the city yesterday. She will re- turn to her home today. Livery Man Visits.
 John Guthrie, who conducts hv- cry stable at Humboldt, is in the city for a few days on business. He says that the work being done at that place in the past few months has revived business immensely. Likes the Country.
 Frank Cox, of the Southern Pacific law department in Arizona, is again in the city. He has been to the MOgollOn mountains, which section he reports as about the finest on this earth when it comes to climatic con ditiOns.
 Official Passes On.
 After a general official tour of northern Arizona, W. c. Foster pass ed through the city last night, en route to his home in Phoenix. He has been examining banks in the north, instead of county offices, as heretofore. Returns to Mines.
 c. E. Mckinley of the Mckinley Mining and Development company returned to his interests to the west of the city yesterday evening. He has been to the Salt River valley and other points for several days on business.
 Returns Home.
 Mrs. Sam Wilson, who has been wis iting relatives in this city for sev- eral days, returned to her home in Phoenix yesterday. While here she was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Wm. Dewitt, and her cousin, Mrs. Wm. Neagle.
 To Recuperate, R. T. Walker, one of the chem istry department attaches of the Con