Weekly journal-miner., 1909-05-26
City News
 ....In Brief
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(From Sundays DaiIy)

guest of relatives in the city.
 Congress Visitor
 J. J. Harter of Congress is visiting
 in the city.
 Circulating Among His Friends.
 A. A. Hayden of Jerome is in the
 city circulating among his many
 friends.
 Will Visit the Canyon.
 R. N. Fredericks and J. A. Hope will
 leave this morning for a short visit at
 the Grand Canyon.
 Left for Home.
 J. R. Wells left yesterday for his
 home in the Agua Fria valley, after a
 short business visit here.
 Here from Riverside.
 George England arrived here yester
 day from the Riverside mountains in the California region tributary to Par ker, where he has mining interests. Phoenix Editor Here.
 Dr. J. W. Vickers, editor of the Phoe- nix Republican, is the guest of rela- tives and friends in the city.
 Former Resident Visits.
 Mrs. M. E. Morin, former resident | of this city, arrived here yesterday from Phoenix on a short visit.
 In from His Mines.
 John Kinney is in the city from the Kinney group of mines in the Big Bug district, on mining business.
 will Move Herds.
 A. E. Orr, the Humboldt goat king, is in the city preparing to move his herds to the. Plaeerita district. Mohave County Visitor
 John TomlinsOn is in the city from Gold Roads, MOhave county, where he has promising mining interests. Hillside Merchant Visits.
 Morse Darnall, the Hillside mer chant, visited here yesterday, return ing home on last nights train. Mount Union Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. W. D. Webster of Mount Union visited here yesterday, returning home in the afternoon. Passed Through.
 W. O. Abbott of Humboldt passed l through here last night on his way to the Yarnell mine, in which he is inter ] ested. ,s.
 Accepts New Position. {
 Frank Russell was an outgoing pas z senger last night for Kelvin, where he l has accepted a position with mining I company. Former Resident Visits.
 F. G. FansIer, the Congress Junction merchant and former resident of this V city, arrived here yesterday on short business visit. f Old Timer Visits. V
 Joseph Phillips, pioneer miner of the Hassayampa district, visited here Y yesterday, returning to his camp in the S afternoon.
 Left for Humboldt. ii
 T. H. Bate was an outgoing passen- V ger for Humboldt yesterday morning, where he will visit Mrs. Bate and son, sl returning home, Monday. V Sheep Baron Visits.
 H. J. Gray, the Jerome Junction m sheep baron, paid a flying business C. visit to the city, yesterday, returning nome on the afternoon train. or Passed Through, VI G. H. Coffin of Flagstaff passed through here yesterday afternoon on al lis way from the south to Del Rio, L. where he has. sheep interests. Popular. stoclmen Visit. ra Oscar Connel land c. E. Stewart, L, popular young Williamson valley stock nen, are visiting relatives in the city in rom their ranches near Simmons. PI eft for Los Angeles. In T. J. Carrigan, vice president, and :. D. Elson, secretary of the Clara m Gold and Copper Mining sh ompany, left last night for Los Ange- St es by way of Phoenix after a three ays' visit here on business of their W ompany. They will return here Thurs on ay. Bs 'aSSed Through.
 MT. and Mrs. P. N. ArOnsOn of New da -ork passed through here yesterday mi n their way home from a visit with Re frs. Aronson's brother, Barry Gold yater, in Phoenix. The AronsOns had mi pleasant visit here last week with rel fayor and Mrs. GOldwater. They will He isit the Grand Canyon today. eft for Glendale. ter R. P Davis, connected with the beet riy ngar industry of the Salt river valley, Le fit last night for Glendale. He is ne otiating for the purchase of lime pai .one quarry, the product of which he lon i'll use in the manufacture of beet He