Weekly journal-miner., 1910-07-27

in that work for several weeks. From Tuesdays Daily) Mining Man Visits.
 R. E. MeGillen, the Plaeerita min ing man, is here on business. Mine Operator in City.
 Major Piekerell arrived in the city yesterday on his periodical visit from Slate Creek on mining business. For the Summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. R. Sterling of Phoenix, were arrivals in the city yesterday They will remain during the summer.
 Will Attend Funeral.
 John Connolly of Jerome arrived yesterday from the Copper City to attend the funeral of his late friend, M. J. Hickey.
 Mining Officer Here.
 E. A. Bonham, prominently iden- tifed with the Federal Mining com pany on Cherry Creek, is in the city on business. .. Mining Visitors.
 Sam Goodwin and H. W. Cole, res idents of Walnut Grove and engaged in mining in that district, are in the city on business.
 Walker Visitor.
 Dan Cargill, who fills a responsible position with the Penn-Arizona Min ing company, at Walker, is enjoying short vacation here with his many friends.
 Returns to Camp. F. A. Fletcher, general manager of the Trinity mines, near Goodwin, returned to his camp yesterday after a visit of several days. Home From Visit.
 James Matthews has returned from visit with relatives in St. Louis. He reports the heat intense in Mis- souri and declares that he is glad of his return to the city Mile High. On Mining Business.
 MT. and Mrs. Max Wenzel, the former the general manager of the Black Mountain Copper company, near Jerome Junction, were arrivals in the city yesterday.
 Junction Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Mahurin of Jer- Ome Junction, were visitors to the city yesterday, the latter to receive weekly treatment for an injured arm sustained by a horse kicking here sev- eral weeks ago.
 Officer Qualities.
 c. T. Jolly, recently appointed as notary public gy Governor Sloan, qualified yesterday by filing his bond, and entered on the discharge of his duties. The Pacific Securities com pany was his endorser.
 Come On Sad Mission.
 MT. and Mrs. T. P. Sullivan, the latter a sister of the late NJ. J. Hickey, were arrivals in the city yesterday from their home at Tehaeh- api, Cal. They are here to attend the funeral of MT. Hickey. Return Home.
 After several weeks along the Pa eiie coast, and a few days in the city visiting relatives, Mrs. Laura Myers and Mrs. Essie Sweedhen, nieees of Ed. Block, left yteserday for their home at Buena Vista, Colo. Horseman Visits.
 MT. and Mrs. T. R. Brown of Ash Fork are recent arrivals in the city | for a few days visit with friends MT. Brown is one of the largest grow CTS of horses in the north and de- votes his time to that industry. New Officers Appointed.
 County Recorder Bradbury has ap- pointed J. T. Nelson of Jerome June tion and Frank Burnen of Poland as deputy recorders to look after regis tration of voters in their respective localities for the coming eonstitu- tional election. Greeted by Friends.
 Mrs. George U. Young, the estim- able wife of the Secretary of the Territory, who is at her home in the Sierra Priettas for the summer, was visitor to the city yesterday, the guest of friends. She returned to her home in the afternoon. Visiting Mining Interests.
 Hon. I. T. Stoddard, heavily inter- ested in the Binnamton mines, near Mayer, arrived from Phoenix, yester- day, and will visit his property a few days. He is preparing to take a trip to Japan and other Oriental countries. He will leave August 9th and be away for several months.