Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-14
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,From Fridays DaiiyD Groom Creek Visitor.
 ! W Wmra pf Groom Creek. IS .-.ius .n thc city. Camp Verde Visitor
 Ec, r. IL Lov"Ioy of Camp Verde .. visiting in the city. Phoenix Visitor.
 Nr, George F. Bnruc. of Phoenix !. visiting iu the city. Left for Kirkland.
 r. D. Black left lnst night for Kirk. nnd. after pleasant business visit ncfc.
 Back from Visit.
 Mrs. j. <. Barrett has returned from a visit with ncr friend. Mrs. Dan E. Gcnung. at stanton. Visiting in Phoenix.
 Mrs. r. Wills was an outgoing pas scnger yesterday morning for Phoenix on visit with friends. Enjoying a Vacation.
 John Curran is in the city from his mines in the Turkey Creek district en' toying a well earned vacation. Roosevelt Bird Visits
 The Roosevelt Bird visited the home of Mir. and Mrs. George Iet,ler Wed ncsday. leaving healthy baby boy.  Accept New Positions.
 W. M Mackay and M. Roland left last night for the Big O'l'rien mine, where they have accepted positions. wickenburg Visitors.
 \. !. Kent. R. W. Baxter. Earnest Gibson. Emil Gibson and Charles fly. der of wickcnburg are visiting in the city.
 Will Allot Indian Lands.
 Frank Goodman of the forest ser vice left yesterday for keams Canyon, 10 allot land to the Indians on the re scrvatiOn.
 Reports Great Apple Crop.
 !. M. Fest of Beaver Creek, who ar. rived here yesterday, reports one of the greatest apple crops on the Beaver since it's settlement.
 Mine Manager Here. John S. Jones, president and gcner al manager of the Jessie Mines Com pany. arrived here last evening from his camp in Cnapsrral on mining bus mess.
 Home from Vacation Ed Dillon arrived home last night | from two months vacation in tn, east. He visited relatives in New York and Canada.
 Back from Yarneu. T. !. Sparks and M. q. Burns re turned yesterday from the Yarncl mine, which they are preparing to m water for expert examination. Left for Ranch. | C. NJ. shannon left yesterday fo | the stewart Maus ranch in the Vii 1 Hanson valley country, after disposinl of . load of fruit to local merchants Remains Inferred.
 The funeral of C. $. Black was hel' yesterday from the Ruifncr undcrtak ing establishment. Rev. l.. w. Wheat ley of the Marina street Methods church oiiciated. Intcrmeut was ha' 1 in the Citizens Cemetery. Legislative Candidate Visits. Charles F.. Mckinley, president an' | general manager of the Mckinley Min ing and Development Company an' candidate for the legislature on the Re publican ticket. arrived here ycsterda, afternoon from Copper Basin on min ing business.
 Passed Through.
 Under Snerin John Woody and Dep uty Sheriff John Hennessy of Coconin' county, passed through here yesterda, on their way home to lFlagstaG iron Yuma. They delivered four convict to the territorial prison authorities n that place,
 Inspected Water Works. Mayor Goldwater, Alderman Wilson Superintendent of the Water Work Hall, and Clerk Moden of the council inspected the city pumping plant a Del Rio yesterday. They drove iron here to Del Rio, inspecting the pip, line on the way.
 Has First Trolley Ride.
 Ben Bishop, the Bradshaw mountain mining man, who is circulating amonl his many friends here, enjoyed his frs trolley ear ride yesterday. Ben Ina been in the territory since a mere lad engaged in mining. He has promising properties near Grown King.
 Left for the South.
 II. C. Story, superintendcnt am