Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-03
Cordes Man Here.

w. C. Wingdcld of Verde Valley is | visiting in the city.
 Here from McCabe. Y. r.. Childers of McCahc is here on short business visit.
 Mayer Mining Man Here T. Y. Avcrill, the Mayer mining man. is here on mining business. Board Meets Monday The board of supervisors will meet in regular monthly session Monday. Prominent Educator Visits. Ben II. Scuddcr, principal of the .Icr. omc schools, is here on short visit. Left for Phoenix.
 Mrs. II. T. Souihworth left yestcr. day for brief visit with friends in l Phoenix Back from Long Beach. Ernest Howe has returned home from an extended visit in Long Beach. California
 Left for Phoenix.
 Mrs. Frank lIanlcy was an outgoing passenger last night for Phoenix on short visit with relatives and friends. Pioneer Visits. John Ehlc, the Prescott and Skull valley pioneer, is here from his home in Skull valley, visiting with relatives. Tn From His Mines.
 John Kinney Is in the city from bis mines in the Big Bug district Co attend the memorial day services here today. Home from Tucson.
 John IT, Robinson, F.. l. F. Horne, delegates to the territorial democratic convention at Tucson, arrived home yesterday.
 Circulating Among His Many Friends.
 Dan White, foreman of the Williams group of mines in the lIassayampa dis trict, is in the city circulating among his many friends
 Visiting in Mayer.
 Mrs. Myrtle Booth and daughter Hollis, are spending n few days in Mayer, the guests of Mrs Booths sis ter, Mrs. Kelly Crozicr Court Adjourns
 Judge Sloan adjourned the May term of the district court yesterday until July G. He will leave today for the east to be absent until about June 2j. Pioneer Soldier Here
 James Russell. the skull Valley min ing man, arrived here yesterday to eel. ebraic Decoration day, which is also his birthday, among his many friends here.
 Left for Phoenix.
 II. F.. Campbell, the northern Arizo. na wool grower, left here last night for the southern part of the county where he has hocks grazing an the Mesa ranges.
 Home from the East.
 NIT. and Mrs. Henry Bcvering arrived home yesterday morning from an ex tended visit in the east. They visited relatives in Chicago and other eastern cities during their absence. Back from Frisco.
 Frank Clincsmith arrived home last night from an extended visit in san Francisco, where he saw the battleship fleet enter the Golden Gate and other interesting sights of the Pacific Coast metropolis.
 Georgia Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs. T. !. Bottom and two daughters of Thomasvillc, Georgia, ar. rived here last night on n short visit Mir Bottom is a prominent railroad man of his state. He will remain here several days.
 Agua Fria Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. \. W. Lcssard and fam. fly arrived here yesterday from their home in the Agua Fria to attend the Decoration Day services here today Mir. Lcssard reports the outlook good for n fair fruit crop in his section dcs. pite the April storms. Win See the Ball Game.
 William King was among number of exeursionists who left last night for Phoenix to see the baseball game to- day in the capital city between the Prescott Groys and the Phoenix ball team.
 Back from Trip.
 Pat Twomey has returned from an extended prospecting trip in the desert region tributary to the Arizona and California railroad. He made several locations on promising lodges which he intends to develop later. Here from Del Rio.
 Dr. B. ]. Cady of the bureau of ani. nal industry, and W. W. Chadwick, n prominent Albuquerque wool grower, with extensive sheep interests in this ...l