Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-06
Special Temperance Meeting.

Temperance Union of Prescott will be held in in the First Baptist Church this afternoon at o'clock. All hose interested in the cause of temperance are invited to meet al this time to pray for the success of the election on Sat urday in Maricopa county. (From Saturday, Daily Here On Business. !. IT. Cordes. of Cordcs. is here on business.
 Poland Visitor. J. NJ. vassar, of Poland, is visiting in the city.
 Hero From Huron.
 Mrs. F. G. Bailey, of Huron, is visit ing in tho city.
 Mayer visitor.
 NJ. NJ. Suydam, of Mayer, is here on a saort business visit. walker Visitor.
 Mrs. A. c. Curtis, of Walker, is visit, ing with friends in the city. Kirkland Merchant Visits. T. NJ. Earnnart, the Kirkland mer. chant, is visiting in the city. Grown King Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. II. C Brown, of Crown King, are visiting in the city. Cherry Greek Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. F. wingfsld, of Cherry Greek. are visiting in the city. Grown King viGitor. George Mcdonnell, of Crown King, is here on a short business visit. Left For Home.
 Fred Smith left yesterday for his home a, Jersey after short business visit here.
 Williamson Valley Visitor. !. II. Nash. a pioneer stockman and farmer of Williamson volley, is here on a short business visit. Will See the Fleet.
 Miss Lena Johnson will leave today for san Francisco to see the battleship fleet at the Golden Gate. Mine Manager Here.
 C. F.. Mckinley. president and gen cral manager of the Mckinley Mining and Development company. is visiting here from the Peacock mine in the Copper Basin district. Wool Grower Visits.
 Colin Campbell the Coconino and Yavapai county wool grower, is here on sheep business.
 Back From Trip.
 Charles Anderson has returned from an extended prospecting trip through the Burro Creek section of the Eureka district.
 Finished Contract.
 C. A. French arrived home yesterday from the Monica mine. where hc fin ishcd q stone contract for the Monica Mining company Monday. Dys Tax Due. | IChicf of Police Prince announced last 
 flight that dog tax for 1908 is now Ylue and payable and that dog tags can Sbe secured at the city hall. .r'-'----'----'-l Passed Through.
 hiooncy passed through here last night | on his way to Phoenix from an off cia visit in the Verde vslley.- Rers On -cs~Fs -Bmfn3ss. A
 C. W. North, who is developing ' promising mining property near tho southern line of Yavapai county in tho Tip Top district, is here on court busi | ness.
 Back From Trip.
 Deputy Sheriff Frank Burns arrived nome last night from an official triI through the Mayer and Cordes section, where hc reports large aocks of sheer grazing.
 Passed Through.
 II. ]. Gray, the Jerome Junction wool grower, passed through here last l " southern Yavapai county where he ha' large nocks grazing.
 Passed Through.
 D. ]. Sullivan, president and genera manager of the United Mines com pany. passed through here yesterda, morning on his way home to Congress from visit in Flagstaff on bushes, of his concern.
 Mining Men Hero.
 Bernard Cunniff, general manager oi the Savoy Mining company, and N. c Cunniff, his brother, arrived here las evening from the company's camp ir the Bradshaw mountains. on a shor