Weekly journal-miner., 1911-12-06

D. Campbell arrived from Jerome yesterday, where he has been looking after the interests of the Haynes Copper company, and will remain here.
 Returns to Camp.
 ]. T. Sweeney, one of the best known miners in the county, after n few days visit with friends in the city, returned to the Mckinley min. ing camp yesterday. Small Mining Deal.
 By n deed filed for record yestcr. day Douglas Meador has sold to W. A. Cline and J. K. Mcdonald the wago mine in Walnut Grove district, for the sum of $500. Hobo Center.
 Deputy Sheriff r. F. Bartlett of Ash Fork, while in the city yesterday stated that never before in the his. tory Of that community has there been SO many hoboes in evidence. Buy Real Estate.
 c. A. Peter, Jr. and A. Cruick. shank have purchased from W. c. Steel the east one.third of lot nine in the Home Acre Tract near the old ball park, for the sum of $500. Family Rsioice1.
 The many friends in the city of Mir. and Mrs. r. C. Ilg will be inter ested to learn that n daughter was born to them yesterday, and both are the recipients of many congratula- tions.
 Leave for Coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. ]. Casey, the former until recently foreman of the Mudholc mine at Walker, left ycster- day for Los Angeles, where they con. template remaining for the mex, two months.
 Brief Visitor.
 Prof. J. II. Franks, the popular school teacher in charge of the oe. tave school, is in the city for few days on business matters, having closed his school during the Thanks. giving holidays.
 Looking After Interests.
 c. NJ. D. Akard, who has been .fs .. C.. .ne. sNa for several days in Mint valley, was in the city yesterday en route to Peoples valley, where he is identified with the cattle industry. Goes to Grand Jury.
 Judge Ed. sheivley, arrested few days ago for assault on Robert Lin den, had his preliminary examination yesterday before Judge MeI.ane, and waived further hearing and was bound over to the grand jury. Returning Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. M. Osborn, who have been visiting with relatives in the Salt River valley for several days, arrived in the city yesterday on their way to Camp Verde. They will continue their journey tomorrow. Mining visitor.
 Al Finch, the Copper Basin mine owner, arrived from lis camp yester. day and reports that section as teem' ing with activity, with favorable outlook for the opening up Of many desirable properties.
 RssigpS Position.
 Theo Wade, for the past two year. in charge of the Del Rio pumping plant of the city, has resigned, and with his wife and family arrived in the city Thursday, to make theiI home. He is succeeded by Mark Fer guson, who left yesterday to begin his labors.
 Conss fer HsalsA.
 Gus E. whetnam, afflicted with asthma, ie s recent arrival from Pas safe, N. J., and comes for the benefit of bis health. During his ten days resident, his condition has material, improved. He eontemplates remain ing permanently and before the first of the year will be joined by hi' family.
 Whiting old Home.
 Thomas Miller arrived Thursda, from the Santa Maria, where he is en gagged in live stock raising and vii remain for several days to visit witl relatives at the old Miller homeste at and friends in this city. He gives al excellent account of the range in dustry in the western part of th' county.
 Coming to Front.
 William Carder, foreman of th' Blue Bird mines, near the Lineolr | .a,nn was in fba eftv xestefday anf