Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-03
CIIy News
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 on business.
 Poland Visitor.
 F. P. Newton of Poland is visiting in the city.
 Visiting Relatives.
 J. T. Leseuer of Mesa is in the city visiting relatives. Tempe Visitors.
 Mrs. W. s. Strong and son of Tempe are here on a short visit. Here on Professional Business.
 Dr. R. w. Craig of Phoenix is here on professional business. Viisting in Phoenix.
 Attorney R. E. Morrison is in Phoe- nix on professional ubsiness. McCabe Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Farrell of Me Cabe are visiting in the city. Seligman Visitor.
 Albert Jones, the Seligman wool grower, is here on sheep business. Agua Fria Visitor.
 A. W. Lessard, the Agua Fria farm CT, miner and stOekman, is here on bus mess.
 Reported on Sick List.
 Justice of the Peace c. H. McLane is reported i'll at his home on South Mount Vernon street. Purchasing Supplies.
 Tim Fell is in the city from his mines in the lower Lynx Creek dis trict, purchasing supplies. Back from Williams.
 Frank Mulrein arrived home last night from a short business visit in Williams.
 Ferguson Valley Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Russell and family of Ferguson valley are visiting in the city. Home from Kingman.
 Attorney General F.. s. Clark ar rived home last night from an official visit to Kingman. Pioneer Visits.
 John Ehle, the Skull Valley farmer, arrived here yesterday afternoon on short business visit. Mine Manager Viistor.
 J. B. Cleveland, general manager of the Arizona Central Copper Company, is here on mining business. Popular Railroader Here.
 Pete Gallagher, a popular conductor of the United Verde and Pacific rail road, arrived hore last night on a short business visit. New Deputies Appointed.
 E. T. Mulholland of Camp Verde and c. Y. Campbell of Humboldt have been appointed deputy sherifs by Sheriff J. W. Smith. Left for Home.
 Mrs. J. D. Baca left yesterday af- ternoon for her home in the Mogollon mountains, near Holbrook, after a pleasant visit with relatives here. Left for Home.
 District Attorney George Purdy Bullard and Attorney F. II. Lyman of Phoenix left last night for their homes after spending yesterday here on pro- fessional business. Home from Visit.
 MT. and Mrs. T. F. Campbell and children arrived home yesterday after noon from a visit to the camp of the Big Stick Mining Company in the Santa Maria district. Forest Rangers Here.
 Thomas l.. Mercer, ranger of the Skull Valley section of the Prescott National Forest, and J. William Waa- "a, ranger of the Groom Creek section of the forest, are here on forest bus mess
 Back from Bouse.
 W. A. Drake, vice president and general manager of the s. F., P. & P. and leased lines, arrived home yes terday afternoon from Bouse and oth- CT railroad points south of here. Enjoying Vacation.
 Robert Bamber is in the city from Jerome, enjoying a well earned vaca- tiOn.
 Here on Business.
 II. L Sweeney arrived here last night from the Golden Gate mine in the Black Hills district, on mining business.
 Mine Manager Here.
 Lon D. Hall, general manager of the Pittsburg Mayer Mining Company, is here on company business. He is ac- cOmpanied by H. L. Deem of Pitts burg, Pennsylvania, a large sharehold- CT in his company. Mine Manager Here.
 Ed Wing, general manager of the Gold Ridge Mining and Milling Con- pany, stopped over nere last night on