Weekly journal-miner., 1909-10-06

Yavapai Club Dance.
 The monthly dance Of the Yavapai club. will Be held on next Thursday evening. Tie opening waltz is at S:3O o'clock.
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 The scopel hotel has added the employment agency feature to its business an dhas an announcement to this effect In today's issue. Jerome Tourists.
 Nr and Mrs. D. J. CrOnin, well known Jerome residents, are in the city en route to southern Calif' rnia for visit;of several weeks. Back to Camp. -,.,.,.-..f.
 F. D. TheEer the. MeCabe merchant, returned to the city last night from an outing 6a the coast. He will go out to that mining center tOdsy. Divine Arrives. : -
 Bishop Kendriek, head of the Epis- copal church of Arizona, arrived last night from New Mexico and will pre- side at the services today in his church. .- Returns to Mine.
 After several days visiting the city, Elmer Wells, superintendent of the Lelan mine in Chaparrai, returned yesterday to that camp to resume  operations.
 Former Resident Here.
 T. D. Marmount, formerly resi- dent of this city but now of Jerome, where he is engaged in mining, is in the city for brief visit on busi- ness matters.
 Professional Visitor. - Dr. Riley Shrum, the MeCabe phy sieian, who succeeds to the practice of the business of Dr. PiersOn in that section, is visiting the city. He is recently from Indiana.
 To Visit Family.
 Deputy Sheriff c. Y Campbell of Humboldt, arrived in the city yester- day and will leave this morning for Los Angeles to visit his family who have been spending the summer there. To Attend Court.
 J. E. Russell was among the pas sengers leaving yestarday for St. Johns to be in attendance at the coming term of court in Apache county. Engineer Returns.
 MT. and Mrs. R. s. Mason, who have been touring Pacific coast points, returned to the city yesterday afternoon and are domiciled at the home of Governor Sloan, leasing the same for several months.
 Wedding Event.
 Los Angeles advices received in this city yesterday state that Frank F. Snyder of this city and Miss Edna Will, "a native of Chicago and resi- dent of Los Angeles, were married in that city on September 3Oth. To Tour Country.
 MT. and Mrs. W. W. Burks, the former a train dispatch in the 5. F. P. & P. offices of this city, left yes terday for tour of the country to be absent for three months. They will visit eastern and western points. From Dry Creek.
 A E. Upper, the Walker merchant, is in the city on a business visit and incidentally to see what disposi tion the board of supervisors will make of the recent election in that district, the votes of which are to be counted tomorrow.
 Paid the Penalty.
 Bert Thompson, who drew checks on the Bank of Arizona without hay ing any resources to make the play good, had his examination yesterday afternoon and plead guilty to the charge of a misdemeanor. He was fined $25 for the $15 check and paid the fine.
 Open For Business.
 T. E. Pulliam, a deputy sheriff of CocOninO county, passed through the city yesterday afternoon en route to his home at Flagstaff. He says he had the distinction, of placing Elm melt James in the Florence peniten- tiary. He goes for two and one-half years for cattle rustling.
 Humboldt Visitors.
 Messrs. R. W. Thomas and E. M. Thomas, prominent business men of Humboldt, are Prescott visitors. Both state that the work of rebuilding the smelter progresses rapidly and that general resumption in the de- partments in construction of the plant is expected to begin in a short time. Leaves for East.
 MT. and Mrs. A Womack with their children left yesterday for Okla