Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-05

Returns Home.
 Logan Fairehild, interested in the Keystone Arizona mines of Copper Basin, left yesterday for his home at Glendale, Cal. He anticipates return. ing in short time.
 Visits the Range.
 Alex L. Jones, with the S. F., P. & P, in this city, left Saturday for Seligman, where he will visit with his brother, Albert NJ. Jones, the sheepman, for a few days.
 On Social Duties.
 w. W. Graham, one of the capable locomotive engineers of the United Verde & Pacific railroad. was an arrival in the city yesterday for a few days visit with friends.
 Accepts New Position.
 "Jaek" Sparks, the aeeommo- dating young druggist, left yesterday for Phoenix, where he has accepted position with the BOehmer Drug company.
 Country Lively.
 George Human, the blacksmith of Dewey, was a brief visitor to the city yesterday, returning home in the afternoon. He reports heavy freight ing out of that place to the mines adjacent.
 Mining Visitor.
 Archie Henderson, engaged in min ing near Walker, was an arrival in the city yesterday, and returns to- day to his interests. The activity continues and the production is heavy, was his statement.
 Mining Visitor.
 John MeKinnon, the owner of sev- eral promising mines in the Hassa- yampa district, was an arrival in the city Saturday after supplies for his camp. He continues development and feels elated at the results obtained Good Work Accomplished.
 R. s. Mason, one of the Prescott delegates to the Mining Congress, returned yesterday, and has resumed his duties as general manager of the Prescott Gas and Electric company. He speaks in eommendable terms of the good work accomplished, and mentions specifically the prominence Arizona is attracting in it's mineral rating, and its able and zealous spon- sors that were present at the notable gathering in Los Angeles. Coming to the Front.
 Harry Braun, of the Lucky Star camp in Mineral Point district, was in the city yesterday on business, re- porting that field as assuming much interest by several enterprises start ing up within the last few weeks. Returns to Duty.
 S. P. Hill, janitor of the county court house, has returned from a ten days outing at Camp Wood, where he went on a deer hunt. He got mixed up with a rodeo party and re- ported one calf killed. Called By Illness.
 Herbert Maisser arrived in the city yesterday from the Silver Mountain district and leaves today for Ven tura, Cal, receiving the sad news that his mother and sister were crit ieally ill from ptomaine poisoning af- ter eating shrimps. Return From oCngress.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Clark, the for mer the assistant general manager of the United Verde, arrived from Los Angeles Sunday night and were guests of friends in the city until yesterday afternoon, when they con tinued their journey home. Mining Trip.
 Joe Caspari left yesterday for a trip on mining business to Chicago, Ill., Columbus, Ohio, and New York, 'n matters pertaining to his interests n this vicinity. He expects to be away for one month and is called on consultation with probable investors l Goes to Coast.
 H. A. Barre, a member of the 1 Electrical Operating Construction i company of New York, and one of , he managers of the Arizona Power company, left yesterday for Los An yeles, on company business, and to -isit with his wife for few weeks From the Mines.
 Mir and Mrs. R. NJ. Hansen were rrivals from their mining camp, Sunday, located near the Senator, nd will remain for a few days visit with friends. MT. Hansen is oper- ting under a lease and will take ut a stock of supplies for the win CT.