Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
Here on Business.

Here on Business.
 Dr. Crawford, a director of tho n... burg Mayer Mining Company |, I''] on business of his concern Hfj Left for Home.
 \. <. Reed left yesterday fo, stock ranch in the Seligman cn. @ after short business visit hero 'u'' Back from Pittsburg. l. D. l.. Williams arrived bom. day from an extended visi, ;n ,n Sun burg, Pennsylvania, on minino hn.W1 Here from Mayer. ''''ne'
 Mir. and Mrs. w. M. Nellis os M. are among number of visito,. E the Big Bug metropolis visiting i, .s city.
 Brings Prisoner Tn.
 Deputy Sheriff J. ]. Cavanan,l Humboldt lodged a thirty day mcanor prisoner in the county ian I,l evening.
 Registration Deputy Appointed
 William Henry Clark of Willian. valley was appointed deputy reco,d' yesterday for registration purpose, V County Recorder Bradbury.
 Back from Visit.
 ]. \. Murphy, general manager n, |, Iiinghamton mine in the Copper u,.s tain district, arrived here last ,;a from flying business visit to Dsnr Mine Manager Visits.
 w. II. Knight, general manavs, the Rosalie Copper Company, operabSJ ] in the Copper Creek district. 25 mat east of Mayer, is here on mining Sn'' ness.
 Enjoying a Vacation.
 George W. Cowgirl, secretary of n Phoenix board of trade, is eniovi,, II vacation among his many friends Ls.' He will leave for Flagstaff in t,, days.
 Pioneer Visits.
 William Rudy, the pioneer Kirkl,,i valley stockman and farmer, is hero <. business. He reports prosperous eo,S tions prevailing in his section of a.| county.
 Left for Home.
 w. \. Goldsworthy, general agent o, the Santa Fc at Phoenix, left yeste,a,, for home, after short visit nere Wii his parents, Mir. and Mrs. sam ColI, worthy.
 Left for Ash Fork.
 Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Kraemer ,a daughter, Julia, were outgoing pa,Y,. gers yesterday afternoon for Asa Fort where MT. Kraemer has accepted a p' sition with the $. F., F and F.
 Back from Poland.
 II. C. Walters has returned from |, business visit in Poland where be ,. ports inc Poland Mining Company a,l n number of smaller concerns condns. ing mining operations in a more or Isu prctcntious way. Will Summer Here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Byron Hartwen d| Phoenix arrived here Sunday. Nj iiartwcll returned home yesterday and Mrs. IIartwell will reside here duru, the summer months the guest of he, brother. Harry Scott. Reports Cutoff Finished.
 George w. Hance, road overseer dI the Camp Verde road district, who ,. rived here last evening, reports M cutoff in the Copper Canyon road r gently. ordered made by the board i| supervisors, finished. Mir. Hance stats that the new road was made at a .u expense than the estimates submi.,d to the board.
 F.. F.. Breed. who arrived here vs terday afternon from his home a Mount Union, mourns the loss of As vegetable crop, which was destroyed br a hail storm Sunday. His watermeol patch is total loss and his other ysg etables are almost completely destroy cd. He says that the south side d Mount Union was white an hour afG the hail storm subsided.
 Colonel and Mrs. Thomas M JoNa and family arrived here yesterday iron Fl Reno, Oklahoma. They are sI charmed with Prescott and it's I roundings that they nave already dt| cided to make this their future home Albert Jones, son of Mir. and Nn Jones, left yesterday afternoon for hs| stock ranch near Seligman, after seeing his parents and sisters comfortably b cated here. Will Breathe Ozone.
 R. N. Dawson, of the Phoenix Repis llcan stan, who stopped over here a' nrday and Sunday, left yesterday f'' flagstafT, to spend the remainder dI ms annual two weeks vacation, brea,l ing the ozone of the heights surround ing the Skylight City. He also i| tends to fish at Mark Smitn's fayohtI angling place at the Indian Gardens s| Oak creek before he returns to PAOsI nix to enter upon his arduous dutsI Tor another strenuous year.