Weekly journal-miner., 1909-03-03
City News
 ....ID Brief
From Thursdays Daily)
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Phoenix Visitor.
 Mrs. $. Weinzel of Phoenix is visit ing in the city.
 Mayer Liveryman Here.
 Horace Bowdre, the Mayer livery man, is here on business. Left for Phoenix.
 Judge Sloan left yesterday morning for a short visit in Phoenix. Mayer Pioneer Here. |.
 J. R. Wells, the Mayer pioneer, i: here on a short business visit. Here on Mining Business.
 Carl Theis of Fl Paso, Texas, is a recent arrival here on mining business. Mining Man Visits.
 G. H. Miller, the Copper Basin min ing man, is here on short business visit
 Home from Mayer.
 Fred c. Moore arrived home last night from a short business visit in Mayer.
 On Professional Business.
 Dr. L. c. Toney of Humboldt ar rived here last night on professional business.
 Farewell Dance.
 Mrs. Wnitbeck's Saturday Dances will close this Saturday, and Mrs Wnitbeek will then bid farewell to all her patrons. Ss Home from Congress.
 William Mays arrived home yester- day afternoon from a short visit in Congress.
 Circulating Among His Friends.
 Mark Warren is in the city from the Centipede mine, circulating among his many friends. Left for Phoenix.
 A. J. Doran was an outgoing pas senger yesterday morning for short business visit to Phoenix Left for Albuquerque.
 Miss Sarah Trego left yesterday af- ternoon for a short visit with friends in Albuquerque, New Mexico. A Flying Visit.
 Deputy Sheriff c. c. Keeler arrived home last night from a flying official visit to the Jerome Junction neighbor- hood
 A Professional Visit.
 Attorney Henry F. Ashurst was an outgoing passenger yesterday after noon for Flagstaff, on professional bus mess.
 Guild Meeting.
 The St. Mary's Guild will meet at the home of Mrs. Paul Burke, 2I9 s. Pleasant St., Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 Home from Phoenix.
 Mayor Goldwater arrived home yes terday morning from a short business visit in Phoenix, where he has mer- cantile interests. Left for Fossil Creek.
 Dr. J. K. Mcdonald was an outgo- ing passenger yesterday morning for Fossill Creek, after a pleasant visit with his family. Home from Mineral Hill.
 George Wood and J. B. Edwards ar- rived home yesterday morning from a visit to the Mineral Hill mine in the Colorado River country. Home from the Springs.
 Alderman B. M. Belcner and former Sheriff George c. Ruffner arrived home yesterday afternoon from pleasant outing in Castle Hot Springs. Hom from Mayer.
 Deputy Treasurer and Mrs. B. C. Davis and children arrived home last might from a weeks visit in Mayer, where he has business interests. Probate Business.
 A decree establishing legal publica- tion of notice to creditors was made and entered in the probate court yes terday in the estate of Mary J. Foster, deceased.
 Passed Through.
 District Attorney W. P. Cleary of Navajo county passed through here yesterday afternoon on his way homo to Winslow from a professional visit 10 Phoenix.
 Back from Swansea.
 J. A. Trenbertn returned here yes terday morning from Swansea, where he has a freight contract with tla Clara Consolidated Gold and Copper Mining Company. A Flying Visit.
 H. L. Ahlers, special officer of the Santa Fe, with headquarters at Sehg- man, paid a flying business visit to the city yesterday, returning home on the afternoon train. Passed Through.
 Deputy Sheriff T. F. Pulliam of Co.,