Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-04
CFrom Friday s Daily)

Mrs. J. =. CalleS, WhO mas been visiting with relatives and friends in San Jose, Cal, tor several weeks, re- turned yesterday.
 From the Mines.
 Charles COwley, who has been visit ing at the Ferris mine, near Walker for several weeks, is in the city on business, and will return to camp today.
 Returns From North.
 E. NJ. Walker. miner, after an ab- sence of several months in Mohave county, returned yesterday, and re- ports the field as enjoying much prosperity.
 Valley Visitor.
 c. E. Price, formerly of Mayer in the merchandise business, but now engaged in mining near Skull Valley, was in the city yesterday from his camp on business. From the Farm.
 L. S. Colwell, farmer of Willow Creek, was in the city yesterday on business. and stated that prolific crops have been produced in that district this season. Visitor From Mayer.
 Miss Dixie George, of Mayer, who has been visiting with friends in the city for several days, and was the guest of MT. and Mrs. T. c. Nolan at the St. Michael, returned home yesterday. '
 After Supplies.
 John Curran, mining operator of Walker district, was in the city yes terday after supplies for his camp, and reports that district as generally lively and the outlook for the winter as good.
 Joins Husband.
 Mrs. J. K. Simms left yesterday for Aberdeen, Washington, to join her husband, who is manager of dry goods house. He was until recently with the Bashford-Burmister com pany of this city. Examining Schools.
 County School Superintendent G. V. Persons left yesterday on his an nual examination of the public schools of the county. He will visit Humboldt and adjacent districts on his present itinerary. Eastern Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jett, of New ton, Kas.. arrived yesterday and will remain for a few weeks in the city as a guest of their son, Onus Jett. They are en route to the coast for the winter.
 Business Visit.
 Captain ]. O. MeGovern arrived from Date Creek yesterday where he has farming interests and states that during the past week unusually heavy rains have fallen in that section, as surfing abundant feed for the winter for live stock. Arizona Suits Him.
 John Derry has returned from Los Angeles fully convinced that Ari- zona's climatic advantages are far superior to those of southern Cali fornia. He now intends to make this his permanent home and will engage in business here. Comes to Locate.
 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harding, of East St. Louis, are recent arrivals in the city, and are so favorably i'm pressed with the climate that they have concluded to remain for the benefit of the health of the latter. MT. Harding is a civil engineer. Will Locate Here.
 E. E. Starr, of Ukian, Cal, for many wears a hop raiser, has been in the city two weeks and will re- main for the benefit of his health, which he states has been materially benefited after only a few weeks residence. He will be joined by his wife and family later. On Court Duties.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Willis, with their daughter, Miss Esther Willis, arrive5 from Far Oaks yesterday and left in the afternoon for Phoenix, as an expert witness in criminal cases to be heard before the district court, in which the accounts of an official under indictment are to be considered Mine Operator Leaves.
 J. C. Blass, who has been develop ing his mine in Big Bug district for several months. left yesterday for Placerville, Cal, where he has placer interests He operates in this county during the summer and in the winter devotes his time to working his ground in the Golden State He will return next spring.
 Mining Visitors.
 Dr. C. F. Bowen. president of the Humboldt Consolidated Mining com pany, accompanied by his son, Phelps Bowen. arrived from the camp near McCabe yesterday and are en route to Pasadena. Cal. Dr. Bowen has been making an examination of his interests for several weeks, and is elated over development. Comes to Meet Wife.