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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Left for Their Homes.

Roy Wcnccslow. Duff Dickson, R. w. Coughran. Frank Williams, James Rus sell and W. l.. Roberts, prominent resi- dents of the Skull Valley section of the county. left last night on the south. bound train for their homes, after spending two days here on court busi. ness
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14

Humboldt Visitor
 Mrs. w. e ~m'u .f lnwhoIdt is ti+u,- in 'br r,i, Middleton Visitor
 Nr-. [, e t'urh'iI '" Middleton l~ l-tn1 in ttr e't, Shelter Man Hcrc
 VI. H Hamilton. iHr Humboldt ~mcl Cor uau. |. ,n th" eit, Agua rria Visitor
 Nou1o u1l. uhr Nsua rrio -fork. mau. i- iu tne city Camp Verde Visitor
 N B Back. the Camp Verde stock uau. is iu 70, cit, StocSman Visits.
 E N. Nnrlow. ihc Williamson Valley ~to,kmau. Is iu thr city Left for Santa Mouica
 Ni'oue, j e. Forest ictt yesterday for au outing % santa Monica. Mining Man Here
 r.. N E,rnhart. thc Walker mining man. K hcrr cu mining husincss. stockman Visits.
 J. C. Stephens. lh' Williamson Val ic, .tockman. Is visiting in the city old Timer Visits
 John Dick. a pioneer of the ll''si- vamra district. i; visiting in Che ,itv. Mining Man Visits.
 W C. ramons, the NrCahc mining man. i- m thc ci'y on mining hu~i. ness
 Here on Business.
 W C. Metysar tlc Dnesr, Greek mining man, r, on th" co.,, or 1 bus. ness visit
 Mining Man Here.
 !. \ .womhachcr. tho Chrtp Creek mining man. q. iu 'hc city ou hu.i ness visit
 A Flying Visit
 Charley iiurirs. thc prl Rio stock man. paid flying business visit yes. tctdny to the city Back From Tucson.
 Fred Schwanbcck. the Humboldt business man, returned yesterday from visi, to Tucson Kirkland Visitor.
 Hill C. Moore. carpenter and builder, came in yesterday from Kirkland on a short business visit. Stockman Hoee.
 Es Sheriff John l.. Munds came in yesterday from his stock ranch in the Grand Canyon country. Here From Eugcnie.
 Miss Mary F.. Kinney came in yes. terday from the Kinney group of mines m the Eugcnic section. She is n guest at the Burke Hotel. Mining Man Visits.
 George r. Martin. financial agent of the Monica Mines company, is in ibe city op mining business. Returns Here
 c. l. Iiapp returned yesterday from Congress. where he has been engaged m business for the past six months. A Flying Visit.
 A. A. VannOy of Cedar Glade. paid a flying visit yesterday to the city, re. turning home on the afternoon train. Purchasing Supplies.
 w. ]. Kcarncy, who is engaged in the development of promising mining property in the Senator section, is in the city, purchasing supplies for his mining camp.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
old Timer Visits.
(From Saturdays Daily;

(From Saturdays Daily; Mining Man Here.
 II. II. Cloud, the Los Angeles mining man. is in the city. Grown King Visitor.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. W. Hudson of Mayer are visiting in the city In From Crook Canyon.
 James O'Connell, the Crook Canyon mining man, is in the city. Harrington Visitor.
 John Siess, the Harrington engineer and mill man, is in the city. On Business Here.
 F. J. Mcconnell, the McCabe miner, is in the city on a business visit. On Business Here.
 George Walker, the Crown King business man, is here on business. stockman Visits.
 Clarence Denny, the Kymo stock. man, is in the city on stock business. A Professional Visit.
 Dr. !. K. Mcdonnell of Crown King came in last evening on a professional visit. Mining Man Visits.
 J. M. Sullivan, the Turkey Creek mining man, is in the city on mining business. Stockman Visits.
 Joe Rudy. the Skull Valley stockman, is in the city circulating among his many friends. Loft for Home.
 Attorney F.. NJ. Doe left yesterday for his home in Flagstaff, after two days professional visit here. Left for Camp.
 James Mahoncy left yesterday for his mining camp in the Wickenburg district, after short visit here. Appointed to Tempe.
 Rev. $. M. Cheek, pastor of the South Methodist church here, has been ap. pointed to Tempe for the ensuing term. He will preach at services there on Sunday next. Circulating Among His Friends.
 R. C. McNary, the Copper Basin mining man, is in the city, circulating among his many friends. Will Attend the Fair.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Peters will leave today for Phoenix, where they will take in the sights of the Territorial Fair.
 To Visit the Fair.
 James O'IIara left last evening for Phoenix, where he will attend the Ter. ritorial Fair to he held there next week
 old Timer Visits.
 George Puntennoy, who has exten. sive limestone interests in the Big Chino district, is in the city on busi ness visit.
 Left for Black Rock.
 F. F.. Andrews left last evening for the Denver group of mines, in the Black Rock district in which he owns half interest. Mining Man Visits.
 Henry V. Brown, general manager of the Lucky Star mine, in the Mineral Point district, came in yesterday from his mining camp. Visiting Here.
 Miss Virginia weatherford, Miss Clara Glenn of Lower Verde and Miss Lillie Tinsley of Houston are visiting in the city. They are guests at the Congress Hotel.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Back From Los Angeles.

w. C. WinrhcId, Supervisor elect, returned yesterday from visit to Los Angeles. where his brother is reported -rrtouslV ill
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Here From Albuquerque.

]. D. Eakin. an Albuquerque husi ness man, who has mining interests in the Big Bug district, arrived here yc'' ,crday and left for a visit to his min
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
A Professional Visit.

Attorney r. l. Norton. solicitor for the santa Fc coast lines. with head quarters in Los Angeles. arrived here last evening on professional visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Left for Copper Creek.

Joe Meyers. the Bradshaw Mountain mining man, left last evening for an extended prospecting tour through the Copper Creek section of the Eureka district
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Left to Join His Company.
(From Fridays Daily.) Here From McCabe.

D. F. Penwcll of McCabc is visiting m the city. Here From Del Rio. W. !. Tyson, the Del Rio stockman IS in the city. Senator Visitors. Mir. and Mrs. W. x. Cook of Senator ire visiting in the city. on Court Business. Thomas Foley of Ash Fork is in the 1 ity on court business. McCabe Visitor.
 !. E. Crcckmur of McCabe is m the 'ity on n business visit. Mining Man Here.
 W. A. Kent. the Poland mining man, 's here on mining business. Business Man Visits
 F.. NJ. Stacy. Phoenix business man, is here on business visit. stockman Visits.
 Harry Clark. the Williamson Valley tockman. is here on business. Mining Man Here.
 Jesse T. Jones. the Chaparral min. ing man, is visiting in the city. On Official Business. Deputy Sheriff John Foley of Ash Fork is here on official business. Ash Fork Visitor.
 Ed Brinkman. an Ash Fork business man. is in the city on court business. Here From Ash Fork.
 Patsy IIoolihan, the Ash Fork busi. ness man. is here in n business visit. Leaves for Los Angeles.
 Attorney C. W. IIerndon will leave today for a short visit in Los Angeles. Visiting in Ash Fork. | Mrs. F.. A. Taylor left yesterday for a short visit with friends in Ash Fork. A Professional Visit.
 Attorney w. c. Blakely of King. man is in the city on n professional visit.
 Kirkland Visitor. T. M. Earnhart, the Kirkland mcr. chant, is in the city on n business | visit.
 Mining Man Here.
 George II. Ward, the Iiarqua iIala mining man, is here on mining busi. ness.
 Simmons Visitor.
 !, Estees, the Simmons ranchman, is in the city on one of his periodical visits.
 Here on Court Business.
 James Page, the Oak Creek stock man and farmer. is here on court busi- ness.
 Stockman Visits.
 !. II. stephens, the Williamson Val. ley stockman, is here on a business visit.
 Camp Verde Visitor.
 William stephens, the Camp Verde business man, is in the city on a busi. ness visit.
 Skull Valley Visitor.
 w. l.. Roberts, the Skull Valley miner and stockman, is here on mining business.
 On Business Here.
 John Lynch, who has mining inter. ests in the IIassayampa district, is here on n business visit. Ash Fork Visitor.
 John Bixler of Ash Fork came in last evening on the southbound train on short business visit. Stockman Here.
 C. c. Galloway, the Camp Verde stockman, arrived here last evening on short business visit On Court Business.
 Attorney F. NJ. Doe of Flagstaff ar, rived here last evening from the Sky. light City on court business In From Mayer.
 James O'ilara, the mining man, came in yesterday from the Mayer section where he has mining interests. In From Crook Canyon.
 Mir. and Mrs. F.. II. Tronbcrth of Crook Canyon are visiting in the city They are guests at the Congress Hotel To Visit old Home.
 M. C. Jolly left lesterday for his old home in Germantown, Ky, this he ing his first visit in the past five years Left for Del Rio.
 W. F.. Mcintyre loft yesterday fo, Del Rio, where he has n force of men engaged dipping a large band of sheep Dewey Visitor. l James Sellers, the Dewey teamster
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Back From the East.

John <. Jones, president and general manager of the Jessie Mines company returned last evening from an extend ed visit m the east.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Mining Man Visits.

r. E. Emery, superintendent of the Home Run minc. on Groom Greek, was among the ont of town visitors yes. fgrauv
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Left for the Valley.

A. F. Taylor. assistant passenger and freight agent of the <. r. r. & F.. lci, last evening on the soutbbound train for visit to the Sai' River Val Inc
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Tn From Mayer.

T. Johns Rigby, presidcu, of th Rigby Mining anl Reduction company came in last evening from his com pany's plant in Mayer.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Merchant Visits.

]. D. Bcthunc. general manager of the Humboldt Commercial company, came in last evening from the new Shelter City on short business visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Tn From Camp.

William Baird, who is developing n mining property in the Copper Creek section, about ten miles south of this city, is here purchasing supplies for his mining camp
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Mining Man Here.

]. l.. Mclean, New York capital i-t who is heavily engaged in mimi. m the Bradshaw Mountains. is m th, city on mining business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Visiting His Family.

II. C. Malloy. foreman of the Ari zona Smelling company's Limestone quarry in the Del Rio section came in last evening to visit with his family.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
surchasing Supplies.

John Kinney. who is developing a ,rpmisiug mining property in the Big .ug district. is in ihr city purchasing upplios.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
)n Leave of Absence.

Chaplain r. r. Carey. "t WhIppl }arracks. loft yesterday for Sal fr1ucisco. on ''n day. leave of ah .turV.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
A Flying Visit.

Mir. and Mrs. George iIoulihau of F. & F. Junction. paid n flying visit yes. terday to the city, returning home on the afternoon daylight express
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Purchasing Supplies.

Purchasing Supplies.
 Bill Miller. an old timer of the Has. sayampa district. came m yesterday from hi. mining camp io purchase sup phcs.
 Lett for Camp.
 John J. Jaoks,u. thr Copper Basin riuin, muu. loit yesterday for his min. ne camp. after % sbor, business visit icrr.
 )n Leave of Absence.
 Chaplain r. r. Carey. ot Whipplc 3arracks. loft yesterday for san fr,uci.co. on 20 'on day.. leave of ab. .rucc.
 'urchasing Supplies.
 John Kinney. who is developing a .romitnr mining property in the Big .ug district. is in ,ho city purchasing upplics.
 5niCying Vacation.
 lsinc Anderson came in yesterday .om thc Independence mine, in the lIassayampa district. to enjoy a shor, .acation.
 n From Camp.
 Al Finch. who iS developing a prom sing mining property in the Copper Basin district. IS iu the city on 2 short business visit In From Camp.
 Lee Rugglcs, an old-tim"r of the iassayampa district, came in vcstcr day from bis mining camp on n shor, business visit. Spent Election Day Here.
 Jasper Phillips. one of thc ohl rmc miners of the lIassayampa district. left yesterday for home, after spending lection day here. Passed Through.
 C. W. Hull. the Jerome mining man md legislator, passed through here yes tcrdly. cn route to the Weaver dis ,riri. where hc has mining interests. InF rom Camp.
 ll. l.. Sweeney. vice president of the Money Metals Mining company. came in Tuesday from his mining camp in the Slack Hills. Back From Stanton.
 A. l.. Fuller. who has valuable min. ing interests in the Weaver district, returned here yesterday from husi. ness visit to stanton. Mining Man Returns.
 James Mahoney. the Black Rock district mining man. returned here yes. ,crday from business visi, m the Wickenburg section. Tn From Camp.
 Frank Butcher, who K developing n promising mining property in the Has. sayampa district, is in the city on min. ing business.
 Mining Man Visits.
 w. F.. Edwards, the Copper Basin mining man. is in the city on mining business.
 Mayer Visitor.
 Robert Campbell. the. Mayer mining man, is in the city purchasing supplies for his minining camp. In From Camp.
 Charles Richter. who is developing n mine in the Hassayampa district, is in the city on mining business. Left for Home.
 w. F. Mcleod, the Walker mining man, left yesterday for his home. after spending election day here. Here From Yaeger.
 Mir and Mrs. C. F.. Bunker of Yae ger, are visiting in the city. They are guests at the Burke Hotel. Blue Bell Visitor.
 r. l.. Mcleod, who fills n responsible position at the Blue Bell mine, is in the city on n short business visit. ,Left for Camp.
 Y. j. Laird. the Groom Creek mining man, left yesterday for his mining
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Injcying a Vacation.

lstac Anderson came in ycstcrda, -om thc Independence mine, in ih' Ias,ayampa district. to enjoy shor -4eottou
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Left for Camp.

W. II. Deitcrman and II. l.. sweeney, directors of the Money Metals Mining company. operating in the Black Hills. left yesterday for the company's camp after pleasant business visit here. old Timer Visits.
 R NJ. Doughcrty, who has valuable mining interests in inc Bradshaw Mountains, and who IS pioneer of that section. came in last evening from his
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Boston Man Leaves

x. \. Wilson. 2 Boston capitalist who is interested in the mining busi ness in Mohavc county, left yesterda, for his mining camp, after two days business visit here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Left for Camp

John J. Ja,ks,u. tnc Copper Basin mining man. loft yesterday for his min. ng camp. after % short business visit
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
n From Camp.

Al Finch. who iS developing a prom sing mining property in the Copper Basin district. IS iu the city on 2 short lmslnoss visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14

Bil Miller. an old timer of the Has. sayampa district. came m yesterday from his mining camp to purchase sup phcs
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14

Walter [. Cline cam" in yesterday from the Pick and Drill mine in the Agua rna district, on short business visit
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Here to Locate.

Mir and Mrs. l.. Y. Fish of Bakcr City, Ore. arrived here yesterday to MT. Fish was formerly superintendent of tho sumner mine, near Baker City. Left to Join His Company.
 Lieutenant A. C.. Goodwin, Company 1, 29th Infantry, who has been in com. nand at whipplc Barracks since July ias left for Fort Douglas, Utah, to join his company at that station. Lieutenant Augustus r. Danncmiller will relieve him.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
In From Camp.

Lee Rugglcs, an old.timcr of tho Iassayampa district, came in vcstcr day from bis mining camp on short business visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
camp. after spending election day here. Humboldt Visitors.

Mir and Mrs. John Chisholm an' family came in yesterday from Hum holdt They are guests at the Con grcsS Hotel
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14

and contractor, came in last evening on one of his periodical business visits. Pick and Dnll Visitor.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Spent Election Day Here.

Jasper Phillips. one of thc o'l 'mc miners of the lIassayampa district. loft yesterday for home, after spending lection day here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Passed Through.

C. W. Hull. inc Jerome mining ma md legislator, passed through here yes tcrdly. cn route to the Weaver dis
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Loft for Phoenix.

for his mining camp. after two days business visit here. Loft for Phoenix.
 \. \. Johns. Territorial Fair Com missioner from lavapai county. Jeff last evening for Phoenix, io take charge of the mineral exhibit from this county at the fair, which opens there next Monday.
 Leaves for Camp.
 Walter Stcinkrook will leave for the camp of the .Juanita Mining company. in the Crook Canyon district, with n load of supplies, purchased here yes terday by E. F. Peters, general man. agcr of the concern.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
InF rom Camp.

ll. l.. Sweeney. vice president of th Money Metals Mining company, cam in Tuesday from his mining camp il 'he Slack Hills.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
Back From Stanton.

A. l.. Fuller. who has valuable m ing interests iu the Weaver distr returned here yesterday from a b' ness visit tn stanton.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-14
City News
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Mining Man Returns.

James Mahoney, the Black district mining man. returned here tcrday from business visit m Wickenburg section.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-23
SOUTHERN RAILWAY co.
WINS CASE FROM GROWERS.
y Associated Press.)

llSyl IASSOCliIeu Ic5S.J
WASHINGTON. Jan 22.-The Inter-
state Commerce Commission to-day afl-
nounced list decision a. the case Of the
Griffin Grocery Company. of Griffin. Ca.
against the Southern Railway Company
and the Central of Georgia Railway
Company Diminishing the complaint The
petition filed by the grocery company ale
legged unjustly higher freight rates from
Chicago and st. Louis to Griffin. Ga.
than to Macon. Americus, Albany or
Dawson. Ga. ;,
The commission holds that under the
of the law, as announced
by the courts, no undue prejudice against
Griffin or violation OF the long or short
maui clauses Is shown in this case, and
that while the practice OF making rates
to Griffin be combining rates, to Atlanta
with local rates therefrom to Griffin may
result in unreasonable charges, the evil
dence in the case is not sufficient upon
which to base a conclusion In that res
spect. The decision was rendered by
Comm issoner Clements
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-23
SHOT THROUGH WINDOW.
A Restaurant Keeper Probably
Murdered for His Money.
(special to The Tines-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Titnes-Dspatch.)
WINSTON-SALEM, N. c.. January a.
Henry Kobre, Russian Jew. was mys-
tcrtously murdered last night In his room,
over the saloon OF N. Kobre and Com
pany and the restaurant conducted by
the deceased. Sam Kobre. a younger
brother. who roomed with Henry, was
the frs, one to find him. He went to the
room about II 10 o'clock, and was startled
by finding Henry in night clothes In
pool OF blood between his bed and the
south window to the building.
He was unconscious. The wounded
man was moved to the hospital. where
he died three hours later. Up to O'Clock
to-day there was a diversity OF opinion
whether the man had been shot or struck
In the forehead by a sharp instrument.
where a severe wound was found The
theory az to what caused the mans
death was solved by the finding of a piece
of bullet in the ceiling OF Kobre's room.
The physicians sly he was shot through
a window by party standing in the lot
In the rear of the saloon.
There is strong evidence that the muir
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which he usually carried large sum OF
money. is missing. The coroner's Jury.
after investigating the case nearly all
! day. srendereda verdict that Mr.. Kobre
was ,urla wfuliy slain by some one I'M
known to the Jurors.
His friends here are greatly wrought
up over the crime, and they will use
every effort to find the guilty man The
remains Of Mr.. Kobre will be sent to
Danville. Va, tomorrow for interment-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-23

on the face OF his son after death. owing
to a severe attack OF the heart, superin-
duced by the shock OF the accident So
solicitous were the family for ar. How
ards safety, however. that 1t wds deemed
unsafe TO bring the young mans body
TO tho house. and on being removed from
the hospital 1t was placed at Bourne
Memorial Church. where. watched by
friends and members OF the camp of Mod
crn Woodmcn of which the deceased
was q member. It remained until taken to
Childress Sunday for burial.
The burial was made at the old How
ard burial ground. near Childress, eight
miles from Radford. A long procession
followed the body. and q great concourse
OF relatives and friends frouLniles around
were In waiting at the ne~-made grave
The burial was conducted by the Mod
ern Woodmen. Among the floral deco
ratons were handsome designs from the
Woodmen and from the veneer company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-23
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