Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-28
City News
 ....IN Brief
(From Sundays Daily.)
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To Buckeye State.
 Mrs. W. & Norviel left yesterday afternoon for Cleveland, Ohio, where she will visit relatives and others for some weeks.
 To the Seaside.
 Mrs. L. H. Chalmers of Iron Springs passed through yesterday for California, where she will visit the seaside for several weeks. Humboldt Merchant Here.
 Thomas Higley, well known and liked by all, is in. the city for few days, having business matters to attend to-. He is from Humboldt. Back From Coast.
 Mrs. Ed Shumate returned to the city last evening from visit to the city of Los Angeles. Her daughter, Miss Reba Shunate, remained in that city. Passing Through.
 Mrs. Joseph Peterson and Mrs. Ed i anunston of Mesa were passengers yes terday for Seattle, and while at the | depot were greeted by many of their | friends in this city. Flagstaff Visitor.
 Miss Aggie Bennenato reached the city last night from Flagstaff, on i visit to friends here. She will he the guest of Misses Mellicent and E,+bal KaatinU while here
 On Duty Again.
 I. L. Smith, a popular attache of f the S. F., P. & P. in this city, has returned from an extended trip to the east on pleasure. He has been to the cities of Chicago and Buffalo.
 Big Sheep Man Here.
 William Mcintyre, ranked as one of the wealthiest sheepmen in north | ern Arizona, is in the city purchas- f ing a large stock of supplies for his . camps on the range. His headquar- 4ers are at Seligman.
 From the Salinas.
 Charles Bowers returned to his ', nome in this city yesterday after several days of visiting in the Salt River section. He reports the weather there as warm, and is glad to get back to the pine clad hills.
 Official In Town.
 Secretary of Arizona George U. Young is in the city on business matters from the Madizelle mines. Work still progresses on these prep critics and satisfactory conditions are shown at all points being worked. Professional Trip.
 H. A. Clark of Mayer passed $ through the city yesterday morning to Cherry Creek, where he has an s important service to perform in con junction with mine engineering work. { He will be engaged for several days ' m this duty. 8 Popular Girl. t
 Miss Hattie Price, the trip win ner from Mayer, in the notable con test of the Journal Miner, arrived in the city, last night. She will join h Miss Zanetta, Miss French and Miss a Ford here, leaving this morning for | the tour of the coast. h Joins Family. Il Roy WOodling. the well known a meehanie of, this city, left yester t day for San Diego, where Mrs. n WOodling and child are spending the V summer. He expects to be away for t at least three months, taking a rest n after long service at his trade. il Mining Man Leaves. L D. L. Williams, of the Mount Elliott Mining company, left yester- il day afternoon for a short visit 10 D his former home in Iowa, and from l' there he will. go to Pittsburg, Pa., t, where he expects to remain for sev l, seral weeks. W Prominent Mining Men. k F. w Giroux, well and favorably t known in mining and metallurgical il circles of this county, and F. W. O Wood, prominently identified with l' the mining industry of the county, a arrived from Mayer last evening. c They are en route to New York on \ mining matters.
 To Lone Star State. u After several months of visit to D this section of Arizona, T. P. Bragg, l, father-in-law of c. E. Mckinley, re- s turned yesterday to his home at Cor s sicana, Texas. Mir. Bragg speaks \ handsomely of this section, and be- n lieves that its future will be a splen- S did one in industrial rating. a Raises Good Stuff. l; Judge Ainsworth, the authority on II vegetable production, is in the city a ,;+b bicr Iood of b;S rrodroo IT;s ,,