Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
Clly News
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tFrom Thursdays DaiIy.) Back From Phoenix.
 Attorney General F.. <. Clark return. d yesterday from n professional visit Phoenix.
 lIcre From Humboldt.
 Martin Baker, the Humboldt me. manic, k in the city, visiting with clativcs.
 Back From wickcnburg.
 James Maboncy returned yesterday rom visit to his mining camp in the WickcDburg section. McCabc Visitor.
 A. W. Johnson, the McCabc busiucss nan, is visiting in the city. He will cave today for home. Accepts New Position.
 Mr. and Mrs. Will Cassidy leave ,o. lay for McCabc, where Mir. Cassidy ias accepted n position. Left for Home.
 Ed. Shciblcy, the Ash Fork mcr rhant. left yesterday for home, after n wo days business visit here. In From Camp.
 Elmer Wells, superintendent of the l.clan mine, came in yesterday from his amp in the Big Bug district. Purchasing Supplies.
 Y. J. Laird came in yesterday from his camp on Groom Creek to purchase supplies. He will return today. Enjoying a Vacation.
 James Fnrrcn, one of the const rue. lion forcmcn of the A. & C., is in tho city, enjoying a well earned vacation. Left for Del Rio.
 Miss Lillinn Adolphi left yesterday for Del Rio, where she will spend the coming week with her friend, Miss Hattie storm. Copper City Visitor.
 ]. r. Movies of Jerome arrived here last evening from the Copper City on l short visit.
 Los Angeles Visitors.
 Mrs. NJ. F.. Mckay and Miss Ruth 'iuffey arrived here last evening from los Angeles to visit with relatives in NcCabe.
 Back From tho East.
 II. J. Bcemer, owner of the Storm Cloud group of mines, returned yes tcrday from an extended visit in the East.
 Visiting His Family.
 Ex x-Sherir John L.. Munds is in the rity from his stock ranch in the Grand canyon country, on visit with his family.
 Here On Business.
 q. S. Ferguson came in yesterday from the camp of the Logos Mining company, in the Mayer section, on com. pany business.
 Mining Man Here.
 F. E. Emery, supcrintenden. of the Home Run mine, in the Hassay yampa district, spent yesterday here on com. pany business. old Timer Visits.
 John Hutchins, one of the early set. tiers of the Groom Creek district, where he has valuable mining property, is in the city on business visit Left for Their Camps.
 Robert Dunlap, R. NJ. McMahan and Fred Fenner left yesterday for their camps in the Walnut Grov, district, near Zonia, after n two days visit here.
 Accepts Position Here.
 Frank Findlny, a recent arrival from New York, has accepted n position in the machinery department of the Ari' zona Mines Supply eomprny's estab iishment here.
 Left for Huachuca.
 Chaplain Dalton of the Fifth Cav airy, stationed at Fort Huachucn, left yesterday for his headquarters, after q pleasant visit with friends here and m Fort Whipple.
 Jerome Visitors.
 Charles Hooker, the Jerome business man, and son, Ralph, came m yes'er day from the Copper City. They wer' accompanied by T. J. Hooker, father of Charley, who is visiting with him. Left for Puntenney.
 Norman Hale, stonemason and con tractor, left yesterday for the Punten ncy lime camp, in Big Chino to com plete n stone contract, upon which work was suspended during the recent snow storms