Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-03

] Jersey, arrived in the city last evening and was met at the depot by his friend. ] Attorney Sanford Major Bcrdan will remain here week pr more. enjoying the balmy spring weather for which | Prescott is noted. (From Fridays Dailv) Here on Business
 John Surrctt of Mayer is here on | business.
 From the Hassayampa.
 Thos McCairrcy. IIassayamper, Is visiting here.
 Here from Kirkland. T. ]. Holbrook is in the city frora Kirkland on brief business visit. Here from Humboldt.
 Fred Venator is in the city from Humboldt on short business visit. Will Visit Mother.
 Mrs. Harry Thomas and baby left yesterday for the east to visit her mother
 Here From Cordcs.
 David Ortega, of Cordcs, arrived in the city last evening on brief busi. ness visit.
 Here From the Forks. Chas. Mainzc, the efficient santa Fe special officer at Asn Fork, arrived in the city yesterday morning on official business.
 To Join Husband.
 Mrs Ed. Lit and baby left yester. day morning for Tucson, to join Mr. Lit, who has embarked in the drrg business there.
 In From Simmons.
 ]. Sullivan and Hugh Campbell ar rived in the city last evening from Simmons and will remain few days transacting business.
 Mining Man Here.
 J. II. Cross, n mining man operating on the upper IIassayampa, near Palace Station, arrived in the city yesterday to enjoy q brief vacation. In From Big Stick.
 John lieigh and Jacob Sehwab ar rived here yesterday from the propc- ties of the Big Stick Mining Co.,, wher, they have been employed as miners. In From Mines. President Mckinley, of the Mckinley Mining Development Co.,, arrived in the city yesterday from the company's properties in the Copper Basin district. Back from Fossil Creek.
 II. 4. Chcverton, cashier of the Pres. colt National Bank, returned from business visit to the camps of the Ar;- zona Power Company in the Sycamor" and Fossil Creek regions. Sheriff Returns. Shcrir Lowry returned yesterday af. ternoon from Yumn, where he lodged three prisoners in the Territorial Pcni. tentiary. The trip to the prison was unevcntful, the sheriff states. Passed Through.
 Mrs. William Ilendrickson and baby passed through nerc yesterday en route from McCabe to Octave, where l'r husband fills Il responsible position with the Octave Mining Company. Goes to octave.
 Mrs. William Henderson, who stopped over here Wednesday night as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Birch, while on her way from McCabc to Octave, departed yesterday morning for the latter place where she will join her husband, who Is engaged in mining there.
 Returns from Junction.
 Mrs. J. C. IIeslet returned to Pres colt yesterday morning after an sb. scnce of sevral weeks spent in Jerome Junction Hotel in the absence of Mrs. J. Paul, who recently returned from an outing on the coast.
 Left for Kansas City.
 Samuel 4. Parker, who is heavily in. terested in mining properties in the Turkey Creek district, left yesterday afternoon for Kansas City, Mo, waere he will transact important mining busi- ness. He expects to be absent from Prescott three weeks or month Here From Turkey.
 T. N. Childers, n mining man of the Turkey Creek district, Arrived here yes terday morning on brief business and pleasure visit. Mir Childers reports much activity in the district in wnich ne is interested and the outlook good for mining operators there.
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. N. Wombaeaer of Cherry Greek will leave Monday for Roberside, Iowa, where they will be the guests of Mir. Wombacher's parents | A | -A. r. C..