Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-03-06
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 N N Paul ot Irwma Junction l- 'u tucrI.v oa % short hu.,u,.- ,.-,t Back from Phoenix
 Gourgr X. Beach returned yesterday from two weeks ,Iut m rho'niN schgman Visitor
 AIh,r' Joncs. 'nc ~cilgmau business unn |, h,ro ou short hu.u,.- visit. Back from tho capitol
 Attorney 1 Norris returned yes 'crday from % professional visit 10 The capitol
 An onicial Visit
 Assistant District Attorney j. C. Forest will leave today for Jerome on "iIicial busincs,
 In from tho Bradshaws
 F. w. Zachau thc Bradshaw mouu. lain mining man, Is spending few days m the city with friends Back from Pinal.
 F.. W. Brook. returned yesterday from a visit io thc mining districts of Final county. where hc he. extensive Int"r"e's.
 Back from Harrington
 r. II. Wilson returned yesterday from 20 vi..t to ihr Harrington section. where bc ha. mining interests Leaves for Copper Greek.
 r. .. Friedman will leave tonight for Inc Copper Creek country, where loo has extensive mining interests. Miller Valley Visitor.
 Miss Mary c. Miller the Miller Val. 'cy school teacher, spent yesterday in Inc city visiting with friends. Spent Yesterday Here.
 George w. Murray, miner. stock man and farmer of lower LyuN creek, spent yesterday here on business. Back from Jerome.
 K. B. Smith of the IIaggo,t, Grand smith company. returned yesterday from q professional visit to Jerome. Circulating Among Friends.
 w. F.. Glenn who fills a responsible position nt thc Blue Bell mine, tx m the rity circulating among his friends. Left for Kansas.
 Kelly Crolicr left vcstcrdny for Alta Vista, Kan, to attend the funeral of his brother, who died there Friday. A Flying Visit.
 Alr. and Mrs. !. r. Caspnr of McCabc paid % flying bushes. visit to the city yesterday, returning home in the aft. ornoon.
 Prominent Farmer Visits.
 George Olsen, a prominent farmer and s'ockmau from the Agua Fria dis iricl, came in yesterday from his ranch near Dewey.
 Left for His Mines.
 J. NJ. Patton left yesterday for his mines in the Agua Fria district, n short distance southeast of thc Pick and Drill properties. Mining Man Here.
 F., A. Von Sackcn came in yesterday Y from his mining camp in the Black hills to circulate here for few days among his many friends. Back from His Mines.
 James Mahoncy returned yesterday from visit to his mining camp in the Wickcuburg country, where he reports much activity in mining. Suffering from Relapse.
 Owen Thomas was reported seriously ill yesterday afternoon. He is suffer InH from n relapse iu m attack of pncu. mou'n rom which he was convalescing. r. In from His Mines
 C. II, Sanders Is in the city from his mines in the Yuegcr Canon district where hc tx reported to have recently made an important strike of high grade copper ore.
 Will Arrive Today,
 IT, F Aucwait, assistant general pas sengcr and freight agent of inc Santa 'c coast lines, with headquarters in san Francisco, will arrive here today from Phoenix.
 Back from the Valley
 \, F. Taylor, chief in thc general passenger and freight agents office of the <. r. P X Pr returned yesterday from flying visit to Phoenix and thc Snli Rvcr valley. Copper Creek Visitor.