Weekly journal-miner., 1909-09-08

week for the military service.
 From Fridays oaiIyI Changes Residence.
 Mrs. E. T. Behn has gone to San Diego to join her husband, who has located permanently in that city. Returns to Camp.
 Mrs. Charles Mckinley, after sew eral days visiting in the city has re- turned to her home at the Peacock mine.
 Divine Visitor.
 T. F. MeCourtney, identified with the Baptist denomination of the Capi- tai City, is paying Prescott visit for few days.
 To Big Stick.
 T. E. Campbell, general manager or the Big Stick Mining company, left yesterday for his eompany's plant on trip of business.
 Returns From Ohio.
 Mrs. w. s. NOrviel, who has oeen visiting relatives and friends in Ohio for several weeks, arrived last night on the late train.
 To the Coast. Mrs. F. M. Murphy, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. E. W. Meany, left yesterday for Los Angeles to visit for several weeks.
 Mining Visitor. J. H. Farrell, general manager of the New EnglandArizona Mining com pany, operating near MeCabe, is in the city on business. Attended obsequies. Mrs. J. A. Norton is home again from Mesa, where the funeral of httie Verne Norton, the son of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Norton, took place on Tuesday.
 To Inspect Mines.
 Ed. Shumate left yesterday for the vicinity of Wenden, where he has min ing interests, and where he also con templates doing considerable develop ment this winter.
 To Teach at McCabe.
 Miss Carrie Thompson, who yill teach the MeCabe school for the eoIl- | ing term, arrived in the city yester- day from Tucson. She will leave IOt her new station tomorrow. Ready to Open.
 NJ. B. Hazeltine has gone to PhOe- nix. where the finishing touches are being placed on the Noble building, and the opening and occupancy of which is soon to take place. Examined Mines.
 John R. Davis, the mining engi- neer, was a visitor to Groom Creek yesterday, where he was engaged in making an examination of a mining property with a view to purchasing. Back to San Diego.
 J. w. Dougherty, after several weeks of a visit to his former home, returns to San Diego Sunday morn ing, where he is extensively identl- fled with real estate interests, Big Goat Man Here.
 Juan Encinas, the Tip Top g1at man, passed through the city yester- day with over 200 fine animals which are sold to Jerome people. They will be put on the range near that place. Transferred to Bouse.
 Drais Modem, who has been the as- sistant agent of the S. F, P. & P. at Jerome Junction, is visiting the city and will leave today for Bouse, where le will be attached to tLe A. & c.
 Visiting Former Home.
 Miss Myrtle Shultz, the daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Shultz, of Par ker, is visiting friends in the city for few weeks. She formerly resided here with her parents, and will be the guest of friends.
 Returns Home.
 Miss Tillie Bisehoff, who has been visiting the city for several weeks, sister of Miss Clara Bisehoff, a teacher in the public schools of this city, left yesterday for her home at Rockport, Mo.
 Erin's Big Stick.
 On leaving the old country a few weeks ago, Milton Tregalles was ap- preached by an Irish vendor, and the only article he had to sell was a shillelah, which was purchased. It occurred to the ArizOnan that it was necessary article to have around on his travels hOmeward and his in- tention was to swing it against the eranium of any anti-statehood agita-