Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-29

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 Earl Smith of wickcnburg is visiting
 .n the city.
 Copper city Visitors.
 Nr aaI N. Frank Dczolt of Jcr-
 one arc visiting in thc city.
 McCabe Visitor
 Gcors, Meade, the McCabc mer. chant. j.. visiting in thc city
 Here from octave.
 George ~.nita is in the city from Octave on short business visit.
 Here from Humboldt.
 C. II. ruci-, justice of the peace ai Humboldt is visiting in the city. Homo from Phoenix.
 T. II. Ufc has returned from a short wis, with relatives in Phoenix. Congress Merchant Here. C.. C. Euglchart, the Congress mer- chant. i, bcrc on short business visit. Left for Congress. II. C. Walter was an outgoing pas. senger la,' night for Congress on bus mess
 Humboldt Visitors. Herman Schwanbeck and Robert Scnwanbcrl of Humboldt are here on business.
 Left for California.
 Frank l.. Slack of Camp Verde left here vester,liv for Southern California on business
 Back from Congress.
 Deputy Assessor C. M. Raible has returned from short visit to Congress on mining business.
 Enjoying a Vacation.
 Julius Warlop is in the city from Congress enjoying a well earned va cation among his many friends here. Chicago Visitor.
 Miss Anna Hayes of Chicago arrived here last night to spend the summef with her sitser, Mrs. ]. A. McGinn. Left for Big Stick.
 !. B. Girand, managing director of the Big Stick Mining Company, left last night for his company's camp in the Santa Maria district, after short business visit here. A Short Visit.
 Miss Mary Coleman of Jerome June tion paid short visit to the city last night, returning home on the coast limited. Expected Home Today.
 F. F. Hastings, general freight and passenger agent of the x. F., P. X r. | and leased lines, is expected home to. day from Tucson. Visited Here Yesterday.
 Miss Elizabeth Coats of Phoenix, | who is sojourning during the summer months at Iron Springs, was the guest of relatives acre yesterday. Pittsburg Visitors.
 F. II. Eggers and Laurence Barr. Pittsburg capitalists enjoying a tour of the west, are visiting here. They will leave Monday for home. Former Resident Visits.
 II. L. Fishel, construction engineer of the Arizona and California railroad. A former resident of this city, is circu. lating among ihs many friends. Visited Here Yesterday.
 Deputy Sheriff J. j. Cavanauph. George Hudson, Thomas Higley, s. P. Thompson, John Grange and William Grange of Humboldt visited here yes terday. Shipped.
 The remains of John F. Dillon. who died at the Mercy Hospital Thursday. were shipped yesterday to the former home of the deceased in Kansas City. Mo-, for interment. Purchasing Supplies.
 Charles F. Mckinley, president and general manager of the Mckinley Min. mg and Development Company, is here rom ms eompany's camp in the Copper Basin district, purchasing supplies. Will Collect Mineral Exhibit.
 R' E' Wilson, industrial agent of the santa Fe and Secretary Twitchell of Inc National Irrigation Congress which meets in Albuquerque fair week, will pass through here tonight on their way 70 Phoenix. They will return here next week to collect n mineral exhibit in .his county for the fair. New Mill Almost Ready.
 D' J. Sullivan, president and general manager of the United Verde Gold Mines, who was here on business yes. .erday from his camp at Congress, tates that his new mill is almost fin. shed and that he will start it on n teady run in short time. He return. d to camp last night. >n to Fools Gulch.
 D' A. Freeman, president and gen.