Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-18
ZIMMERMAN City News
 ....ln Brief

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' Tiger ViStors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ed Pope of Tiger ai' visiting in the city
 Copper City Visitor
 x. x. Davis, the Jerome mining man | is here on business.
 Pioneer Visits. i George w. llancc, The Camp Verde { pioneer. s here on business.
 Back from Phoenix. ] W. f. Jennings accompanied Rev | Francis r. Walker home from Phoenix | yesterday.
 Appointed Deputy Sheriff. F.. R Wilson of Grown King ha' been appointed <, deputy sheriff by Sheriff Lowry.
 On Professional Business. Attorney Leroy Anderson was an outgoing passenger yesterday after noon for Jerome on professional bus mess.
 Back from the Fair.
 Herman voge arrived home ycster day morning from two days visit a' the territorial fair.
 In from His Mines. Tim Fell arrived here yesterday from his mines in the Black Hills four miles east of Dewey.
 Passed Through. r. NJ. Shafer. of Williams, passed through here yesterday on his way home from the territorial fair. Enjoying Vacation. Al Beck came in last evening from his mining camp in the Black lIill' district to enjoy n well earned vita tion among his many friends here. Home from the Fair.
 Matt O'Leary arrived home ycsicr day afternoon from a pleasant ihrc, days outing at the territorial fair Left for Kelvin. Freeman stewart was an outgoing passenger last night for Kelvin. whcr, he has mining and business interests Hunting Ducks. Ed Shumatc and William Andricl left yesterday morning foi duci hunt in the Williamson valley coun try.
 Back from Ranch. John Blanchard arrived home las night from n three days visit at in, Reynolds ranch in the Agua Fria dis | trict.
 Report Deer Plentiful. A. F. Blackburn and Mike Diskir have returned from hunting trip il the Juniper country, where they repor deer plentiful.
 Will Spend Sunday Here.
 John Ferris arrived here ycsterda, from his placer mines in the Lyn, Creek district to spend Sunday among his many friends here.
 Passed Through. Rev. Cyprian Vabre, pastor of th' Catholic parish at H1agstafr, passed through here yesterday afternoon or his way home from short visit ir Fl Paso, Texas.
 Back from Phoenix. F.. DcSilva, master mechanic of th, | \. F., r. A F., arrived home yesterday ' business. Incidentally he saw two days of the territorial fair. Left for Home. Mir. and Mrs. Robert Miller and Hank Miller were outgoing passenger, last night for their home in Santa Maria, after a three days visit her, with relatives in Miller valley. Sold Fat Steers.
 Joseph Rudy and Albert Rudy de livered consignment of fat steer, here yesterday to the o. K. meat mar ket. They left for their homes ir Kirkland valley in the afternoon. Home from Supreme Court. Attorney General F.. $. Clark and District Attorney R. F.. Morrison ar rived home yesterday morning from Phoenix, where they attended the ses sion of the supreme court last week. Back from the Fair. | MT. and Mrs. II. G. Brown of Crown King and Mir. and Mrs. Fred Schwan beck of Humboldt arrived here yester day from the territorial fair. They VIII leave for their homes Monday. Homo from Tucson. County Superintendent of School. and Mrs. ]. B. Jolly arrived home yes terday afternoon from Tucson, where he presided at the territorial teachers institute, which convened there Mon day.
 Passed Through. Mr. and Mrs. l.. W. Martin of Con gress passed through here yesterday afternoon on their way to Pinckney Michigan, where they will be the guests of relatives and friends A month.
 Home from the Fair. Among a number who arrived home yesterday afternoon from the territor ial fair were noted Rev. Francis T Walker of the Baptist church, Mir. and Mr. T. II. Bate, MT. and Mrs. Adolpb Moser, Dr. J. McCrilet and Frank Black.
 Moved Into New Home. | Nr md Mra