Weekly journal-miner., 1911-04-19
Brief Business Trip.


 Official Qualities.
 The bond of l.. B. Larimer as a notary public has been filed in the supervisors office with Morris Gold water ard K. N Fredericks as sure ties. Leaves for Coast.
 Mrs. R. H. Burmister left yester day for Los Angeles to join her hus- band, who is in that city on mining business Both expect to return in about two weeks. Mining Men in City.
 N. J. Griffin, operating the North Capitol mine at Walker, and H. D. G. Reynolds. interested in mines in the same district, are in the city on business for few days. Visiting With Friends.
 Mrs. A Middleton, of Wickenburg, sister of Deputy Sheriff Joe Young, is in the city for few days visiting with friends and relatives. She is a guest of Miss Mary Wright. Concludes Visit.
 Miss Agnes Perry, who recently closed school at Walker, after a few days visit with her sister, Miss Maud Perry. teacher of the public schools in this city, left yesterday for her home in Tempe. Renewing Acquaintances.
 Thomas Mclaughlin, former resi- dent but now of Barstow, Cal, in the employ of Wells, Fargo & Co.,, was an arrival yesterday and will re- main for few days visiting with his many friends. Dry Farmer in City.
 MT and Mrs. Larry Little, who are residing near Granite on the $. F., P. & P. railroad, are in the city on business and pleasure. MT. Little still keeps prospecting for water as well as pursuing a dry farming course on the lands. Visiting Range.
 II. c. Cavness, one of the stock holders of the Burnt Ranch Land and Cattle company, was an arrival from Phoenix yesterday, and will remain for several days at his headquarters ranch on the old Blair place to look after his interests. En Route East
 Dr. o. L. Geer, president of the Arizona Gold Mines company, located at Golden, on the A. & c. railroad, arrived from his camp yesterday and left last night for Kansas City, and other eastern points to remain for several weeks on mining business. Mining Officials Here.
 Eli s. Perkins, general manager of the Golden Ridge mines near Con gress Junction, and his consulting engineer, H. T. Holbert, of Gallup, N NJ, were arrivals yesterday from the Golden Ridge which is under op- eration MT. Holbert is the city en- gineer of Gailup and in past years has been n frequent visitor to this section. Taking Vacation.
 Charles Hahn, with the reclamation service as a machinist, recently from Southern Arizona yesterday and will l remain for several days on his an nual vacation. He will leave for .Ae Blue Bell mine for brief visit in a | few days.
 From the Range.
 William Johnson, one of the well | known rangemen of the Walnut Creek country, was an arrival in the city yesterday for brief visit on busi ! ness, as was also Thomas Humphrey, | from the Williamson Valley section. Both report favorable conditions in the industry.
 Country Active.
 John Kelly, owner of the Hearst group of mines near Jersey Lily is in the city, and gives a good account of the general situation at several camps adjacent to his interests. More men are at work than in many months and the outlook is encourag ing for the year.
 Lively Country.
 Ed. Parsons, mining man of the Hsssayampa district, was in the city yesterday on business. He reports the Climax mill running steadily and development showing satisfactory re- suits and other properties under fun headway. The district is assuming very much interest from recent de- velOpment and he anticipates good times
 Makes No Defense.