Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-03
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(t'rom Sunday Daily J

M. '. knapp, Justict or Ih' p'"'' '' Mayer. is here on a short business visit
 Dr. R. W A Dilk'., of tbo bureau of animal industry, is here on official business
 .Ionn swigcri |. in thc city from h,t mining camp on Groom Greek purclr, ing supplies
 M Q. Markham i- in thc city fro" thc Monica mine enjoying well earn cd ,acation
 j. C. Manning of New York !. 70 r cent arrival from th, Empire City ou ' business visit,
 C, M llustcd k in thc city from hi, mines in the IIa~sayampa district pur chasing supplies.
 Attorney x. w. Purcell of Tucson a, rived here yesterday from the south on professional business.
 L. l. Fletcher of Humboldt arrived here last evening from the shelter ci'y on snort business visit
 Mrs. William Rhodes of Jerome June. ton left yesterday afternoon for home" after a snor visit with relatives.
 Joe McSparrin and Pete Diskin left yesterday for their home in Humboldt after a short and pleasant business vis it here.
 City Treasurer Archie lockaart anl John x. Reilly left last evening for their mines iu ihc Slnic Creek district.
 George W. lIanco, pioneer of Iava- pal couuty. is in thc city from his home m Camp Verde on soort business visit
 George Rohpctrr left yesterday morning for his home in the Agua Fr'l district after pleasant business visi, here.
 Joe Myers is iu the city from h,, mining camp m tbc Copper Basin dis. trict circulating among his many friends.
 Robert Rickctts and K. C. Ricket,S of Dewey were among n number of wis. itors who arrived here last evening on the Poland train.
 Ben Silverman arrived home last evening from n prospecting trip in the Crook Canyon district, where he rc. ports mining active. |. r. Nelson. the .Icrom. Junction merchant, paid a flying business visit to the city yesterday, returning home on the afternoon train.
 .Jo Mnckin came in yesterday from the camp of the Big Stick Mining Com. pany, to enjoy n well earned vacation among his many friends here.
 Master Charles Valdrini arrived hcfa yesterday from Phoenix. where he has been attending school during the past year to spend the vacation with his rel. ativcs.
 Mrs. Thomas Marmont arrived hone yesterday morning from a visit with relatives in san. Francisco. She is ac. companicd by her husband $ niece. Ms. Frances Knight.
 The regular quarterly examination li teachers will open in the office oi County School Superintendent Jolly in the court house, Monday morning ai s:3O clock
 John Thomson, known to wide cir clo of friends as "Scotty,' and one of the pinoccr miners and prospector- of the county, is in the city from his mining camp in the liassayampa dis trict on a short business visit.
 James Russell left for his home m Skull Valley last night after celebrat ing his sixty second birthday here as sisting in the exercises of decoration day. Besides being q pioneer of this county, Mir, Russell is veteran of the civil war.
 Judge Sloan left yesterday after noon for an extended visit in the east He will stop over today at Flagstaff from where he will go to Oak Creek wncrc he and Delegate to Congress M A. smith will open the fishing season Monday. After a few days angling the judge will continue on his way east, leaving Delegate to Congress smith at the Indian gardens alone with the hnny tribe.
 (From Tuesdays Daily)