Weekly journal-miner., 1911-10-11

George c. Meese. who has been
 looking after his mining interests in
 Copper Basin district for several days
 has returned to the city.
 Enjoying Vacation.
 Lawrence R. Duff. the versatile
 mixologist of Birch Brothers cafe, is
 enjoying well earned vacation at
 Agua Caliente springs.
 Ranger in City
 Thos. L. Mercer, forest ranger of
 the skull Valley division, was in the
 city yesterday on official business, re-
 turning in the afternoon.
 Business Visit.
 W. J. Casey, foreman of the Penn Arizona mines at Walker, was in the city yesterday on business, returning to his camp in the afternoon. On Mining Business.
 John Pickup, operating mines in the Castle Creek district, was an ar rival in the city yesterday on busi- ness and will remain for several days Visited Mining Camps.
 John Mcdonald has returned from a mining trip through Tiptop and other districts in the southern DOT tion of the county, and reports the outlook generally as favorable. Journalistic Visitor.
 A. F.. Koehler, Jr., special repre- sentative of the Arizona Republican, is in the city, and is compiling data for special edition of that paper which will be issued during fair week.
 Return Home.
 MT. and Mrs. I. P. Nihell, of Je- rome. the latter the editor and pro- prietor of the Copper Belt, after a business and pleasure visit of a few days in the city, returned home yes terday. From the Pacltlc.
 W. V. DeCamp, general manager of the Pacific Copper Mining company, was in the city yesterday, and re- ports development proceeding under favorable conditions, and the showing h Business Visitor. !
 Charles Ewing, of the firm of Ewing & Hughes. who conduct the principal transfer and express line ( n Jerome, arrived in the city yes erdav on business and will return , lome today. ii ,attle Buyer Here. l
 A. l.. Spellmire, California cattle s ,uver. is in the city looking over T he local beef situation. Accompanied i " Dan Fain, of the firm of Hooker V nd Fain. he is circulating among the I tockmen residing and visiting in the ity. q leaves for South.
 F. M. Murphy, accompanied by his f private secretary, Geo. D. Morris. I eft yesterday for Tucson, where a meeting of stockholders of the I'm ! ,erial Copper company is to be held I his afternoon. He will return to the q ity tomorrow night. f Ieturns to Camp.
 Geo. P. Harrington left for the f >eson mining camp at Crown King, q where development is un- CT way. He will return Monday to i ttend a special session of tine board f supervisors when nomination pa n CTS of the various candidates. for ffice will be officially considered |, or the primary election on October 4th. liter the Vacancy.
 Ben Mowday, of Humboldt, has lied a petition with the board of upervisors, asking for the appoint lent of justice of the peace of that ItClufl. WHICH lS NdtsuI ON4uS lO he resignation of Geo. H.. Francis, 'hich was accepted at Tuesdays lceting. No other applicants for he office have announced them elves. and it probable Mr. Mowday ill be appointed.
 .eturns From East.
 Henry Whitlow, who has been wis | ing with relatives and friends for W he past three months at Chatttn Il oga. Tenn. returned yesterday, and a n few days will leave for his I lines in the Black Canyon section si O resume development after sus- b ending operations during the warm n .eather He is accompanied by his f' rother. G. K. Whitlow. and the lat ti ar will make his home here. p eturns From North. d