Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-20
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 Sam Linvilc of Groom Creek q, "'r' on short business visit.
 Mir and Mr.. Frank Ryncarson of Kirkland are visiting u the city.
 Charlr. r.. Burton. thc Ash Fork wo.. grower. i. here on sheep busince-.
 Bernard CuuniG ha. returned from ' short mine inspection visit in Mexico.
 Robert Rickctts of Dewey arrived here la.i evening ou % short business visit.
 John Gustavsou ]. iu the city from Ram,gpic enjoying well earned ,'rp ton
 Tom Gavin of Pnducah, Kentucky IS here on one of his periodical business visit..
 John Hanson ls in inc city from ais camp in thc Groom creek section rn culating among his many friends.
 Blake Baker left yesterday for his mining camp in the Cherry Crock dis tflrt H1tti NNoIl bu7iH'0N NiN'' "'' Q
 Mr. and Mrs. O. l.. Brown of Tucson were among number of visitors who arrived here yesterday from southern Arizons
 Mir. and Mrs W. E. Alexander of Tucson were among number of p'o. pie who arrived here from southern Arizona yesterday.
 Peter Jolly, the well known miner, isS in the city circulating among his many friends after an extended pros. pecting trip
 l. F.. Carter, who is serving on the trial jury. left last night for home. He will he here again Wednesday morn. ing when court will again open.
 Charles II. Hooker left yesterday morning for his ranches and stock ranges in the Sycamore Creek district after short business visit here. W. M Wilson. mine foreman of the Empire Consolidated Mining Company, iS in the city from his company's camp on Groom creek on a short business visit.
 II. C. smith. gardner of the capital grounds in Phoenix, passed through ncre yesterday en route to his old home in England on . visit with relatives and friends.
 Ia. la .f h. { 4 mine paid flying visit to the city last night to have part of pump re- paired which broke last evening in one of the shafts of the storm Cloud group.
 w. M Dean, line construction super. intcndcnt of the Arizona Power Compa. ny and W. S. Post, an engineer of the same concern, are in the city on com pany business.
 Attorney Henry D. Ross of the law 1 firm of Ross and Sullivan. was an outgoing passenger last night for Pace nix, where he will attend session of th" supreme court, Monday.
 R. IT, IIethcrington left last nigh, for Congress Junction on mining bus mess. He was accompanied by C. F. Bunker, superintendent of the Richcu bar mines.
 Mrs. George II. Young ana children will leave this morning for Portland Oregon, where they will visit Mir Noung's father, who has never yet seen Mrs. Young or his grandchildren. They expect to be absent a month.
 F.. C. Payne left yesterday for q visit with his grandparents in Eastman Massachusetts. He will visit New York and Boston before his return home. He was accompanied by Elbert Payne of the <. r. F. and r. auditor 7. office.
 Deputy Assessor F. W. Stephens ar rived home last night from an oficia visit in the Bradshaw mountains.
 NJ. l.. Buckley, a director of th, Spcck Mining Company, arrived hom, last night from three days visit al the company's camp on Lynx creek.
 R. S. Mason, consulting engineer Of the Arizona Power Company, and II Barre, his assistant, were outgoing pas scngers yesterday afternoon for Sar Francisco on business of their concern
 John F. Mccoy left yesterday fo his home in Los Angeles after attend ing the annual meetings of the stock holders and directors of the Banni, Mining and Milling Company. here Fri day night,
 Attorneys ]. F.. Jones and W. r. Per kins of Flagstaff passed through her,