Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-09-19

stockman. returned last evening from n months vacation at the coast. old Time Visitor.
 William Simmons, an old timer of this county, came in yesterday from his home in the Simmons section. A Flying Visit.
 Tom liamber, who has n responsible l position at the Last Chance mine, paid ! a flying visit to the city yesterday. Last Chance Visitor.
 A. Y. Ozburn, an old time miner of | this county, came in last evening from | the Last Chance mine on business visit. In From Ranch.
 George Rohpctcr, the Agua Fria stockman and miner, came in yester' day from his ranch in the Dewey neigh borhood.
 Back from Phoenix.
 r. \. Jones, general passenger and freight ngcn, of the x. F.. F. r., and leased lines, returned yesterday from a visit to Phoenix and the Salt River Valley on railroad business. Enjoying a Vacation.
 !. ]. Lynch, general foreman of the Postal Telegraph company at Kansas City. is here enjoying n vacation. Left on Hunt.
 Al Bryant, mining man. who lately arrived hero from Nevada, left yes tcrday for hunt in the Cedar Glade country.
 Mining Man Here.
 F. A. IIaggot,, superintendent of the Blue Bell mine, came in last evening from his compapy's eamfp On mining business.
 Back From Kirkland.
 Andy Lancer returned yesterday from an extended visit in the Kirk land Valley section. where he has min ing interests.
 Will Chase Deer. r !. l.. Archambcau, II. NJ. Thomas and Oliver Jordan will form party that leaves today to hunt deer in the Cedar Glade country.
 Back From the Coast. Bud Burris returned last evening ! from visit to the coast. He left for il husiness visit to Phoenix, on the south bound.
 Back From the Bradshaws. Eugene Greenwood, the mining man, returned last evening from business visit to the mining camps of the Brad shaw mountains.
 Probate Business.
 Yesterday marriage license was is sued to Albert s. Fain and Miss Jose phne Ella Frcdcricks, prominent resi- dents of the Oak Creek section. stork Visits.
 The stork visited the home of MT. and Mrs. John Mason Ross in the Otis addition, at | o'clock yesterday morn ing. leaving n l0.pound baby boy Stork Visits.
 On Wednesday night last at 1o;3O O clock, the stork visited the home of Mir. and Mrs. A. l.. Smith on Mount Vernon street, leaving a l2-pound baby boy.
 A Busy Bird.
 On Thursday afternoon the stork wis tied the home of Mr. and Mrs. r. Cas- tonyuay. at Granite Dclls, leaving n bouncing baby girl, weighing 10 pounds.
 Builds New Home.
 Work was commenced yesterday on a new home on North Mount Vernon street. for Deputy County Treasurer B. C. Davis by Contractor M. u. Bur hans.
 Will Leave for tho East
 Henry Stoddard, the Mayer mining man, will leave tomorrow for an ex' tended business visit to the cities on the Atlantic seaboard on mining busi' 
 ness.
 To Resume Her Studies
 Miss Josie Butler. principal of the Congress schools, left last evening for Congress, to resume her duties, after spending n pleasant vacation at home here with her relatives.
 Left for Los Angeles.
 V. R. Salinger, n stockholder of the Puntenney lime company, left last evening for Los Angeles. after n pleas ant business visit here. He returned by the southern route.
 A Busy Man.
 Since the adjournment of the board os .uDary;sora as a haurI of puualiZa.