Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-11

They are guests at the Hotel St. Michael.
 Off For Hunt.
 sam G. Johnson. mining man of Big Bug district. left yesterday for the Camp Wood range where he will hunt big game for the next month, which has been his custom for several years ..- Changes Location.
 Harry Osborne, public stenographer and typwritist, will move his office today from the Prescott National Bank building to the room vacated in the Bashford block by Miss Emma Church.
 Visited Relatives.
 Miss Mamie Mcdonald, daughter of NIT. and Mrs. John Mcdonald, of this ity. spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives and friends here, returning yesterday to Ash Fork, where she is teacher of the public schools. Return to Grade.
 D. M Bunker, II. T. Hartwell and J. A. Richards, of the engineer corps of the territorial highway, after a visit to the city of few days, re- turned to their respective stations in the Bradshaw mountains yesterday. Enjoying a Vacation.
 Chief of Police Frank Heisler, with his niece. Miss Carrie Heisler, will leave today for a few weeks outing n the Verde valley where he will hunt big game. During his absence Night Officer Thomas McMahon, will wear the big star.
 Visited Mines.
 R. T. Walker, general manager of the Consolidated Arizona Smelling company at Humboldt, arrived in the city yesterday from a trip through the mining districts of the southern part of the county, and will leave to- day for his headquarters. Hoosier State Visitor.
 ]. s. Jackson is recent arrival from Terra Haute, Ind, and is look ing over the country with the inten- tion of locating. He is favOrably i'm pressed with this section and will re main to make a thorough investiga- tiOn of industrial conditions. Visited the Range.
 R. c. McNary returned yesterday from several weeks of a visit to range camps in the vicinity of Selig- man. Anvil Rock. and other western cattle eenters. He is preparing to return to his mining camp in Copper Basin in resume development. Changes Vocation.
 Mir and Mrs. Archie Vannoy were in the city yesterday from Skull Valley visiting with friends. The former has abandoned railroad work as a section foreman and is now en- gagged in farming, acquiring large acreage in the upper portion of the valley.
 Business Trip.
 T. F. Mclaughlin, manager of the mercantile interests of John Twiggs, at Maxton. was in the city yesterday on a business and pleasure trip. The main camp of the territorial highway is located at that point and he re ports very lively times along the new grade.
 Returns From South.
 F. M Murphy returned Sunday from a quick trip to Tucson and other points in the south on mining business. He states that a meeting of the Imperial Copper company will be called in about two weeks, when important business is to be transact cd. He found prosperous conditions in the south. and politics expressing public attention.
 Improving Property.
 Mrs. Freeman Stewart. former resi- dent of this city, returned a few days ago from Wilcox, and will erect a bungalow on her lot in West Pres colt. which she expects to occupy with her husband later. The latter is manager of a mercantile house in the southern Arizona city, and in few weeks she expects to return there. Court Ends in Coconino.
 F.. $. Clark, attorney. returned yes terday from Flagstaff, where one of the longest terms of court ever held in that district was concluded Satur- day night Civil cases of importance, and a large calendar of criminal do- ings were disposed of. Judge Doe be-