Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-10

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Mrs. H. r. Thaycr aud Miss Dollic
Greenwood of McCabc are visiting in
the city
:. g. Mott, The Eureka district min.
ing man, paid q flying visit to the
city, yesterday.
Deputy sheriff John Merritt left last
night for the Kirkland country on Of.
fetal business.
John Fitzpatrick, who has mining
interests in the Mayer section, is Wis.
ting in the city.
+. A. Kennedy and \. j. Doran left.
last night, for the kirkland district, on
a mine inspection trip.
Frank Flora LET last night for the
iIarqua IIala region, whore he has cx.
icnsivc mining interests.
Peter Mackin and John Swigcrt,
Groom Creek mining men, were here
yesterday purchasing supplies.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. n. Blcs and Miss
Marguerite Sbull left Saturday for n
ak weeks outing ON the coast.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society will
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Paine, 2o3 East Goodwin street.
T.. ~. Corthcll left on the southbound
train Saturday for Kirkland, where he
has promising mining interests.
Robert Campbell, who is developing
promising mining property in the
Big Bug district, il here on business.
Alex Radcliffe Is in the city. cir.
culating among his friends, from his
mining camp in the Walker district.
John = Reilly returned last night
from an extended trip, embracing the
principal points of interest in the east.
". X. Johnston. live stock inspector.
with headquarters at Jerome Junction,
left for home, yesterday, after an OF.
fetal visit here.
Mrs. W. .. Bostwick Of Ash Fork
paid flying visit, yesterday, to the
city. returning home on the afternoon
northbound train.
Attorney A. J. Daggs and mother.
Mrs. y. T.. Daggs, are recent arrivals
from Phoenix to spend the summer
months in the city.
\. II. Noxon left. Saturday night.
for the desert regions tributary 10 the
\. a G. railroad, where he has prom.
ising mining interests.
\. J. Lnswcll, the carp king Of Skull
Valley, left saturday, after attending
the unvciling ceremonies and the
Fourth of July celebration.
Mrs james Il. Lowry left yesterday
for Battle Creek, Mich. where she win
spend the summer months. ~ the
CUES, Of ner sister, DIR. Banta.
G. =. Warren, superintendent of the
'uanita Mining company, operating in
the Crook Canyon district, spent yes.
to-day here, purchasing supplies.
j. ID. Stewart, +. u. stewart and W.
w. Ross returned last evening from n
visit 10 the Ross 4 Stewart ranch. in
the Williamson Valley country.
Jack Mcmahon returned last night
from Los Angeles, where mis- wife and
baby were recently very III. Both are
now fast recuperating their strength.
Harry Tritlc. Of the editorial staff of
the Phoenix Gazette. left last night on
the soutnbound train for Phoenix, af
ter pleasant visit here with rela.
tivcs.
Born. Mt the Mercy Hospital, July I.
at ll:50 O'Clock, p. M, n baby boy, to |
the wife of Morris Darncll Of Hillside. |
Mother and babe are reported as doing |
freely.
Lon D. Hall, general manager Of the
fittsburg Mayer Copper company, 's
here on business connected with his
concern. He reports mining active in
his section.
Father Dalton, army cbaplain at
Fort Huachuca, left, last night, for his
headquarters, after a pleasant stay
here during the unwilling ceremonies
'nu foufth OF july festivities.
Gordon Tweed, n prominent member
II the Phoenix colony at Iron Springs,
who spcn, yesterday in the city, spoke
n the highest terms Of the Rough
Rider statue from an artistic stand.
,oint.
Rev, Grant, the evangelist, Of Nash.
'ille, Tenn, opened n series Of evan.
'eiistie meetings at the Baptist church.
asst evening, which will continue for
ome days. lie is assisted by Sister
)oughcrty,
Charles Humphreys, the Senator min
ng man, IL here on business visit.
Mr.. Humphreys states that his see.
ion mas made wonderful advancement
Turing the past year and that some
cry promising mines are being opened
here.
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