Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-10
Stockman Here.
Reported Very Ill.

from Skull valley to the county hos. pital yesterday morning by Deputy sheriff Frank Burns, was reported SC. riously i'll at a late hour last night. Fears for his recovery are entertained by his friends.
 1From Fridays Dai,y) Richenbar Visitor.
 k. C. Alexander of Richenbar is wis. ting in the city.
 Mayer Visitor.
 Sam Goldsworthy of Mayer is here on short business visit. Back from Jerome.
 Joe Myers returned last night from a short business visit in Jerome. Mine Superintendent Here.
 A. II. Mitchell, superintendent of the Mount Tritle Copper Company, is here on mining business.
 Here on Business.
 Tim Fell is in the city from his home in the Agua fria valley on a shor, business visit.
 Left for Home.
 William Ehle left last night for his home in Skull valley after a pleasant visit of two days here.
 Back from Jerome.
 County Assessor Campbell arrived home last night from short official and business visit in Jerome. Visited Here Yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Allen Jonnson of Me. Cabe visited here yesterday, returning home late in the afternoon. Home from Phoenix.
 Mrs. W. J. Martin arrived home last night from n short visit with friends in Phoenix and the Salt River valley. Here on Business. Charles Hooker is in the city from his rancnes and stock ranges in the Sycamore and Ash Creek sections on stock business.
 Win Leave for Home.
 Misses Nellie and Emma Shanks will leave today for their home in Nevada, Mo-. after a pleasant two months visit with relatives at Poland.
 Left for Home.
 Mrs. H. NJ. Root left yesterday for her home in Neilsville, Wisconsin, after a pleasant visit here with her brother Thomas McMahon, and his family. Mining Man Visits.
 A. $. Labelle, assistant superinten den, of the Jerome Verde Mining Com pany, arrived yesterday from the Cop per City on business of his concern. Left for Home.
 Lon D. Hall, general manager of thu pittsburg Mayer Mining Company, lef yesterday for his company's camp nea Mayer after a short business visit here Back from Big Bug.
 Mir and Mrs. X. NJ. Rockwell return ed yesterday evening from three day visit at the Kinney mining camp il Eugene gulch, where they were th guests of Joan Kinney and daughter Miss Kinney.
 Reports Feed Good.
 ]. NJ. Cook, wno is in the city fror his stock ranges in the Black hills, rs ports that feed is unusually good in th mountains of his section this year an that cattle are in better condition O , the high attitudes than on the lowe r ranges. Mir Cook Is accompanied . the city by his wife. They will lsav
 for home today.
 Gone to Congress Junction. II. q. Famher has sold his intere' l in the graphophone and musical sul n plies business to B. Hilton, and remove to Congress Junction, where he ha purchased the general merchandi' ,. store of J. ]. Carmichael. Famher mad [ splendid record for business push an !, integrity and scores of friends wis < him well in his new field. y Left for Home.
 W. NJ. Vaughn left yesterday for h
 home in Harrington after two montl n confinement in the hospital suferin !. from general debility. Vaughn is or y of the pioneer miners of the Bradshs !. mountains. He is advanced in year |. Although his health is aot fully resto f ed ne preferred mining camp life
 the calm surroundings of the hospita
 Left for Home. :. John Hewitt, who recently resign, t as agent of the Bradshaw Monntai l. railroad at Mayer, left here las, nigl Y for his former home in Michigan. Il n was accompanied by his mother, Mr !. Helen Hewitt, who has been his gue !. at Mayer several weeks. They left ! }. the southern route. intending to wis ]. relatives on the coast and in Oregon ( their way home.