Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-01

' for Long Beach, Cal, for an extend ed visit with relatives and friends. Mine Official Here.
 J. T. Casey, superintendent of the Mudhole mine, at Walker, was an ar rival yesterday, and will remain for a brief visit on business. Looking at Mines.
 c. E. Bradley of Congress June tion arrived yesterday and will leave today to look after his mining inter ests in the Senator section. Railroad Visitor.
 Joseph McKeay, section foreman of the P. & E. railroad at Mayer, is in the city for a few days, visit ing friends and transaeting business. Miner in City.
 Charles Richter, the mining man of Groom Creek district, was an ar rival yesterday, and will remain for several days visiting with friends in the city.
 Federal Jurors Arrive.
 B. H. Braffet and A. H. Gosnell of Mohave county arrived yesterday morning and are serving as trial jur- OTIS at the present term of the Fed eral Court.
 Mining Visitor.
 Pete Stoneburg, who has been en- gagged for several weeks in mining in the Turkey Creek district, is a re- cent arrival in the city and is visit ing with his many friends. Prom the Substation.
 r. C. Rogers, in charge of the in- terests of the Arizona Power com pany, at the Poland Junction sub station, was an arrival in the city yesterday on business and to visit with friends.
 Visited Mines.
 ". J. Martin, who mas been looking after the interests of the Mount FL iott Consolidated in Chaparral dis triet, for several days, returned to the city yesterday. He is preparing to reside at the camp.
 Contented Rangemen.
 Thomas Humphries, live stock grower of Williamson Valley, was in the city yesterday, and states that never in many years was there such favorable conditions for that indus try as is evident at the present time The cattle are in fine condition and there is an abundant growth of range grass for many months tc come.
 Seeks Lower Attitude.
 MT. and Mrs. ". W. Weleher, tho former until a few days ago engaged in business in this city, left yester day for Los Angeles, where they will reside. The health of MT. Welchel IS the reason for the change in resi- denee.
 Recovers Health
 For the first time in ten days, w c. Parsons, McCabe mining man, wh' has been seriously i'll at the Hote St. Michael, was seen on the streets yesterday, recovering from his illness In a few days he contemplates leav ing for home
 Visiting in South.
 MT. and Mrs. E. F.. Hayes hav' gone to Phoenix and other towns il Southern Arizona for a few weeks visit with friends. NIT. Hayes is tn popular conductor on the P. E railroad, on the run to Blue Bell Sid ing, and is taking vacation. California Visitor.
 Henry L. Hurd, apple grower 0 Del Norte county, California, has al rived in the city, and contemplate looking over this section for severn days. to ascertain the possibilitie of fruit culture, and may possibl locate. He is returning home froI New Mexico.
 Jurymen Arrive.
 Among the Federal jurymen wh arrived rom the nOIln geS'OiuaS [" ternoon, were the following: A. \ Boyd, Charles Cooley and A F. Hel ming of Holbrook, Spencer A. Bur of St. Johns, John J. Tatun and Jon H. Greer of Winslow, J. s. Roth an c. NJ. Brooks of Williams and ]. Roth of Flagstaff.
 Remains Taken Home.
 The body of W. c. Taylor, who's sad death occurred a few days az in this city, was shipped to Dove Del, yesterday afternoon, where h parents and other relatives resid Interment will be had in the fami plot in that city. Many friends the deceased were at the depot extend a last farewell The remail