Weekly journal-miner., 1911-01-18

W Eh&kck N1lCOEs
 Judge R. E. Johnson and Walter Weiser of Walker were visitors yes terday and report mine activity as continuing in that energetic section. Jerome Visitor
 Judge s. L. Dennison of Jerome was an arrival in the city yesterday, and will combine business with fra ternal duties during his brief visit. Special Sale Today.
 Attention is called to the adver- tisement of Merritt 6 Elliott on page 5, giving prices on a special sale of groceries today. Combination lots are offered at reduced prices.
 viatang Relatives.
 Frank Rosenberg of Long Beach, Cal, arrived yesterday for an in definite visit with his father, J. B. Rosenberg, and John and Joe Mass ing, cousins.
 Legal Visitor.
 B. F. Ninde, a Chicago attorney, arrived yesterday, and Is guest of Robt. E. Morrison. He is touring the West, and will remain for several days, being delighted with the seen ie attractions and the unexeeIled eli mate.
 From Black H1lls.
 H. L. Sweeney, operating the Gold en Gate group of mines, near the La Graeia, arrived in the city yester- day, bringing samples from a aew discovery He reports that section as very active and several properties un- der development
 Mining viator.
 James Humphreys, superintendent of the Champion mines, in Crook Can yon, was an arrival in the city yes terday, after supplies. He reports favorable conditions on that proper ty, while the general outlook in the distriet was never so encouraging. Pleased With Outlook.
 B. A. Smith, with the Keystone Mining company, near Pine Flat, in Turkey Creek district, was an ar rival yesterday and reports that sec tion very active at several places. The outlook is encouraging and he anticipates the district will be at traetive this year as a producer. Returns From Coast
 Mrs. J. B. Cleveland, wife of the general manager of the Arizona Cen tral Copper company, returned yes terday from Los Angeles, after sev- eral weeks visit with her daughter, who is attending the Girls Col legiate. She is at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Brisley for a few days.
 Returns From Denver.
 E. H. Anthony, well known in this section as a live stock investor, after several days in Denver on stock busi- ness, returned yesterday, and will make this city his base of operations. He gives a good account of the cat tie and hog market and anticipates continuation of the present prosper ouE conditions.
 General Sampson Visits.
 A. J. Sampson, who is prominently known throughout the Territory, ar rived from Phoenix yesterday, and was given a cordial welcome from many friends. He was called to Prescott to participate in the in stallation ceremonies of the Knights Templar and deliver an address to Ivanhoe Commandery last night. He returned south this morning. Visited Southern Arizona.
 Captain John Kinney returned yes terday from a trip to the southern part of the Territory, and went close to the boundary line to view the scene where the insurreetion is under way. He denies general rports in circulation that he was to receive an insurreetO commission under Madero, and will remain in this section to pursue mining, having valuable in terests in the Chaparral section. From New Bonanza.
 F. W. Hatch, one of the members of the Yavapai Metals Mining and Reduction company, located seven miles east of Humboldt, and which are attracting considerable interest from recent development, was in the city yesterday from his camp. He states that the reported bonanza ore discovery that gained general cireu- lation, was not as valuable as stated, but that the returns from a few tons treated at the Humboldt smelter were better than anticipated. He will re- turn to his works today, and states