Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-17
(From Sundays Daily)

bOldt IS here on official business.
 Upper Verde Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. A. Perkins of Up per Verde are visiting in the city. Mining Man Visits.
 F. x. O'Brien, the Wickenburg min ing man, is here on mining business. On Professional Business.
 Dr. J. K. Mcdonnell left last night for Phoenix on professional business. Home from Los Angeles.
 M. B. Hazeltine arrived home last night from a short business visit in Los Angeles.
 Left for Home.
 J. B. Grand left last night for his home in Wickenburg, after short business visit here.
 Stockman Visits.
 Dan c. Bacon is in the city on bus mess from his stock ranch near the Mohave county line.
 Left for Phoenix.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Jaeger and fam fly left last night for short visit with friends in Phoenix. Hide Contributions Decreasing.
 Ivy Burleson of Mayer was the only bounty hide contributor yester- day with the pelts of six wild eats. On Mining Business.
 County Recorder J. c. Bradbury was an outgoing passenger last night for the Walnut Grove district, where he has mining interests. Home from Hunt.
 D. c. Thorne, Jr., and Lafe Johnson arrived home yesterday from a duck hunt on the Santa Maria. They bag ged several juicy mallards. Left for Jerome.
 T. E. Campbell, general manager of the Haynes Copper Company, left yes terday for his eompany's camp at Jerome on company business. Left on Hunt.
 Joe Archambeau, Monte Broaded and Ramsey Patterson left yesterday morning for the Blue Dick section to nunt three mountain lion seen there recently.
 Passed Through.
 c. J. Babbitt passed through here yesterday morning on his way home to Flagstaff from the desert pastures of southern Yavapai county, where his hoeks are grazing. Left for Camp.
 Gus Lamber, superintendent of the Black Mountain Copper Company, re- turned to his company's camp in the Mineral Point district yesterday after noon. after a short visit here on min ing business. Home from Congress.
 O. Longacre, Jr., consulting engin eer of the Development Company of America, arrived home yesterday from a visit of inspection to the Con gress mine, where he says usual oper ations are under way. Will Attend Sisters Funeral.
 Attorney R. F. Morrison was an ont going passenger yesterday afternoon for Santa Fe, New Mexico, where he will attend the funeral of his sister, Miss Mamie Morrison, who died in St. Louis, Mo-, Sunday. Old Residents Visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Sol Lewis of San pioneer residents of this city, were the guests of friends a few hours nere yesterday. NIT. Lewis was one of the incorporators of the Bank of Arizona, the pioneer banking insti- tuition of northern Arizona. Here from Harrington. =. =. ...
 L. W. Mitchell of Harrington is wis iting in the city. Grown King Visitor.
 Clark W. Story, Jr., of Crown King, is here on business. Here on Business.
 H. C. Walter arrived here yesterday from Wiekenburg on business. Left for Bouse.
 Attorney James Loy left last night | for Bouse, on professional business. Reported Seriously Ill.
 Mrs. Robert Daggs is reported ser- ously i'll at her home in South Prescott. Left for the Valley.
 E. J. Kelly left last night for snort visits ill Phoenix and the Salt River valley. In from His Mines.
 D. B. Genung arrived here yesterday | afternoon from his mines at Stanton on business. Home from the Springs.
 Robert Brow arrived home yester- day from a pleasant outing in Castle Hot Springs. Left for Phoenix.