Weekly journal-miner., 1909-03-24
CIty News
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(FrOm Thursdays Dany) Here on Mining Business.
 Julius Warlop of McCabe is here on mining business.
 Camp Verde Visitor.
 J. H. Wingfeld, the Campo Verde merchant, is visiting in the city. Dewey Visitors
 c. c. Miller and daughter, Miss Ger trude Mill, of Dewey, are visiting in the city.
 Circulating Among His Friends.
 Ed Curran is in the city from the Etta mine, circulating among his many friends.
 Probate Business.
 Mrs. Carrie Goodwin was appointed guardian of the estate of Grace E. Goodwin, Thomas Goodwin and Govie T. Goodwin, minors, in the probate court yesterday.
 Home from the East.
 Miss Sarah Trego arrived home last night from a visit with relatives and friends in the east. Visited Here Yesterday.
 John Ferris, the pioneer placer min CT, visited here yesterday from his camp on lower Lynx creek. A Periodical Visit.
 William Cooper, the Skull valley farmer and miner, is here on one of .gi4 Cyanide Expert Here.
 J. c. Morgan, cyanide expert, is recent arrival here from Nevada, in vestigating the Yavapai mining field. In from Ranch.
 J. Q. Stephens and son, J. H. Steph- ems, arrived here yesterday from the Stephens stock ranch in Ferguson val ley.
 Back from Phoenix.
 Jeff Davis and Nick Schroeder ar rived home yesterday from extended visits in Phoenix and the Salt River valley.
 Kentucky Visitor.
 G. W. Young, of Louisville, Ken lucky. president of the National Anti Saloon League, arrived here yesterday from Phoenix.
 Left for the South.
 Sheriff J. W. Smith was an outgoing passenger on last night $ train for the southern part of the county, on official business.
 Will Visit Relatives.
 J. R. Boyer arrived here last night from his home in Cherry Creek, on his way to Durango, Colorado, where he will visit with relatives. A Flying Visit.
 J. D. Glenn paid a flying visit to the city yesterday, returning to his stock ranch in the Upper Verde eoun- try on the afternoon train. A Periodical Visit.
 Ted Decker. a former resident of Jerome, arrived here yesterday from his home in San Francisco on one of his periodical business visits. Mining Man Returns.
 Ben Blanchard returned here last night from an extended visit in the east. His visit was in connection with his many mining enterprises in this county.
 Home from Phoenix.
 Sheriff Smith arrived home yester. day from Phoenix, where he gave William F. Edwards. insane, into the custody of the territorial asylum au thorities.
 Will Visit Sick Mother.
 William Gammill left yesterday af ternoon for Tyron, Oklahoma, in re sponse to a telegram announcing tho serious illness of his mother at he home there.
 Small Hide Contribution.
 The hide of a mountain lion surren dered by Logan Morris and the fur of two wild eats contributed by Gu! shannon comprised the bounty hid' receipts yesterday by Clerk Peter O. the board of supervisors. Visited Ash Fork.
 Jack Jaeger, chief engineer, II. ( Story. superintendent, and F. DeSllva master mechanic, of the s. F., P. & P railroad, visited Ash Fork yesterda, in their respective official capacities returning home on last night s train Left for the Springs.
 F. NJ. Murphy, presiden. of the S. F P. & P, left yesterday moaning 10 Castle Hot Springs. Fe will retur here Friday. W. A. Drake, vice pre- ident and general manager, aeeompa rfed President Murphy to MorristoWr returning here on the afternoon tran
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