Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30

 toying short vacation among his many friends here Back From Coast.
 Mrs. Ed IIll and son returned here yesterday from visit to the Coast They will leave today for their home m The Agua Fria district. Back From the Hassayampa.
 |. IT. seaman has returned from the | llas,avamra district, where he com rlctcd mining contract for Pres colt syndicate of business men. New Telegraph onicc.
 The x. r.. r. & r. has opened a telegraph office at Bcardslcy. in Mari ! copa county. the sheep shearing camp | south of the lIassayampn River Back From the South.
 Mir. and Mrs A. ! Pickrell returned sunday from visit with friends in southern Arizona. and left for Senator immediately after their arrival here. Left for Santa Barbara.
 Master Jerry Cashcl, nephew of the Bcrric brothers of Lynx Creek, left las, night for santa Barbara. to mako his home win relatives in that place. Miners Visit.
 Pete Eckbcrg and MarK Warren came in yesterday from the camp Of the Baumann Copper company, in the Agua Fria district. to enjoy short vacation.
 Spent Sunday Here.
 Attorney Leroy Anderson arrived home from Phoenix Sunday morning and returned the same night to the Capital City on important professional business.
 Back From Phoenix.
 Attorney j. !. Hawkins returned yes. terday from Phoenix. where he spent several days last week on Supreme Court business.
 Back From Phoenix.
 W. $. Johnson returned yesterday from Phoenix, where he visited his sick father, who is reported improving. He will leave for his ranch in the Juniper district today.
 Visiting Here.
 James Noel, who has extensive min. ing interests in the Tonto Basin dis trict of Gila county, and in the Verde district, in this county, is enjoying n short rest in the city.
 Left for Home.
 ]. II. Farrell, general manager of the New EnglandArizona Mining company, operating in the Big Bug district, left Sunday for his camp. after flying business visit here.
 Early Potatoes Received.
 Ben Weaver received a sack of carly potatoes from friend in the Harqua IIala country, yesterday. The "spuds" are large ones, a part of a prolific crop raised in Yuma county, where snow is unknown.
 Returns to California.
 Miss Hattie Baker, who has been wis. iting with Mrs. w. T. King for the past month, has returned to her home in Merced, Cal. She stopped over at Pres 1 cott to visit friends after touring the principal Eastern cities.
 Back From the Capital. Attorney T. c. Norris returned Sun. day from n four days visit in the Cap. ital City, which is at present the Mecca of the Tcrritory's law makers and a large number of ex.lawmakers, inter ested in the passage of measures for the advancement of Arizona. Loft for Harqua Hala.
 F. J. Olson, general manager of the Harqua iIala mines, who returned last night from a business visit to Ash Fork, continued on his way south to salome, the nearest railroad station to his camp on the A. & c. railway. To Visit Mccabe.
 r. A. Hickey, the noted Socialist or. ator, arrived here yesterday from Phoe- nix, and will leave today for McCabe where he will deliver lecture this evening. Mir. Hickey recently com pleted tour of the principal business and mining centcrs in Southern Ari | zoDa.
 old Resident Passes Through.
 John Woodcy, deputy sheriff of Coco