Weekly journal-miner., 1911-02-01
From Tuesdays Daily)

Los Angeles on a brief business trip for few days affecting his interests in that section.
 Mining Visitor.
 Lester Ricketts, of the Black Can yon country, was an arrival in the city yesterday, and will remain for few days on business.
 Home From the East.
 Ed Shumate, accompanied by his son, Harry, returned yesterday from an extended visit at Hannibal, Mo-, with relatives and friends. Returns From Visit.
 Assistant District Attorney P. W. O'Sullivan returned Sunday from a few weeks visit with his wife and family at San Diego, Cal. Back From North.
 Richard Liner, who has been in the northern part of the Territory for several months, returned yesterday, and will remain for a few days. Entertaining Friend.
 Mrs. George A. Morris is enter taining Mrs. K. W. Hutton of Los Angeles, who arrived yesterday, and will remain for few weeks visit. Concludes Visit.
 Charles Crandall, until recently in charge of the mill of the Tiger Gold company, after several weeks on the coast, returned yesterday, and leaves for the hills in a few days. Returns to Camp.
 B. F. Miller, general manager of the Knickerbocker Mining company, operating the Lincoln mines, in the Bradshaws, after several days in the city, returned yesterday to his camp. Electrician Leaves.
 Gus Voge, the electrician, leaves today for Mayer, where he enters the employ of the Arizona Power Con- pany, and will have charge of the interests of the company at that point
 Brings More Fruit.
 Leo Diekerson, the freighter of Fair Oaks, was in the city yester- day bringing in a shipment of sev enty-five boxes of apples from the Maus & Stewart orchard for local consumption.
 Mine Examination Trip.
 T. E. Campbell, general manager of the Haynes Copper company, left yesterday for Jerome to make an examination of the progress of de velopment which is under way at the deeper points.
 Goes to Mining Camp.
 "Jack" Davis, one of the best known mining blacksmiths in the county, left yesterday for the camp of the Pick and Drill Mining con- pany, where he will have charge of that department.
 Minig Visitor.
 C. K. Crosbey, the mine owner of the Santa Maria, was an arrival from his camp yesterday to remain for few days on business He gives an excellent account of the general situation in that section
 Returns to Oklahoma.
 Lyman H. Latimer left Sunday for his home in Bartlesville, Okla. after spending a most enjoyable six weeks with his parents, MT. and Mrs. F. H. Latimer of this city, and his sister, Mrs. C. W. Statler of Phoenix. Military Changes.
 Commissary Sergeant and Mrs. T. M. Mcdonald arrived at Whipple Barracks. on Sunday, from Fort Logan, Colo, to remain indefinitely. Sergeant Mcdonald relieves Sergeant Thompson, who goes on a furIougn for four months. Sunday Hours.
 Postmaster Smith announces that hereafter the postoffice hours on Sunday will be from 12 to I2:30 o'clock. This affords sufficient time to accommodate the public and short ems the working time of the em- plOyes on that day. From the Mines.
 Charles NJ. Husted, owner of the group of mining claims that bear his name, was an arrival from his camp yesterday after supplies He reports that field as very active and the showing from the recent devel- opment is encouraging. Farming Visitor.
 Frank Williamson of Ferguson val ley, was in the city yesterday on business, and reports that agricultural community as thrifty. He is enter taining his father, s. R. Williamson who has arrived from SDOkane Wash l