Weekly journal-miner., 1909-05-05
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H. NJ. Maus was the reclplent Of tEe dinner set at Kastner's yesterday. Mayer Visitors.
 H. NJ. Clarke and D. M. Lee, Mayer mining men, are here on mining bus iness.
 Los Angeles Visitor.
 Wells H. Bates of Los Angeles, who has mining interests in this county, is visiting in the city.
 Left for the East.
 Miss Bessie Blake and Charles San ders were outgoing passengers yester- day afternoon for the east. Miss Blake will go to Oberlin, Ohio, where she will enter college. MT. Sanders will visit in Wichita, Kansas. Back from Kirkland.
 F. W. Giroux of Mayer returned here yesterday from visit to Kirk land on mining business. Home from the Coast.
 J. II. Cavanaugh of Poland arrived here last night on his way home forGl the coast and southern Arizona. Back from California.
 J. E. Kelly of Thumb Butte dis trict has returned from visit with his family in southern California. Visited Here Yesterday.
 Mir and Mrs. D. E. Hurley of Jer- ome Junction visited here yesterday, returning home in the afternoon. Home from Phoenix.
 Charles Sanders arrived home yes terdav from a seven months sojourn in Phoenix and the Salt River valley. Left for Home.
 Frank Dickerson, the Seligman mer- chant, left yesterday afternoon for home, after a pleasant business visit here
 Accept New Positions.
 John Flower and w. x. Jenkins left yesterday for the Puntenney lime kilns, where they have accepted posi- tions.
 Detroit Visitor.
 Mrs. L. A. Weleh, of Detroit, Mich, is visiting her daughter Miss May welch. The are guests at the Head Hotel.
 After Hose Thief.
 Officers are lon the watch for she thief who stole a new garden hose from Henry Brinkmeyer's lawn, Mon day night.
 Back from Harrington
 Supervisos George P. Harrington re turne= here last night from a visit to the camp Of the Tiger Gold Company at Harrington.
 EIks Ball Tickets in Demand.
 The committee having charge of the sale of tickets for the annual May day ball to be given by the Elks Frid1y night April 30, report tickets selling rapidly and in great demand, indicat- ing that the hall will be one Of the most successful and enjoyable ever givenb the local antlered herd. 4 Flying Visit.
 G. C. Englebart, the Congress mer- chant, paid a flying business visit to the city yesterday, returning home on last nights train.
 VIII Leave for Boston.
 c. F. LouS, the popular S F., P. p. conductor. will leave today for Boston. where he will represent the local lodge of railway conductors at the meeting of the grand lodge of the Order of Railway Conductors, which will convene May F. Here on Business.
 George Walker and Frank HarunC- ton of Crown King arrived here las; night from the Bradshaw mountain metropolis, on business. Here on Mining Business.
 William Baird arrived here las' evening from his mining camp in the Copper Creek section of the Hassayam- ra district. on mining business. Mine Manager Visits.
 Harrington Blauvelt, general man ager of the Cash Mining Company, visited here yesterday, returning to the Cash mine in the afternoon. Left for Ranch.
 Pat Burns left yesterday afternoon for his ranch in Williamson valley after a short business visit. lie was accompanied ty Charles Mulvencn. On Rairc2d Business.
 4. c. Mcqueen, live stock and ela,m agent of the s. F.. P. & p, and leased lines, arrived here yesterday from the Salt River valley on railroad business. stork Visits.
 Mir. and Mrs. p. l.. Turner are ra- iofcing at the visit of. tae atork 10 their home yesterday morning at II oraToaI- which rlrnsou4aI -ra-u rgr-l