Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-07

has gone to Eos Angeles on railroad duties
 Frum Walnut Creek! ...
 Thomas Drew is in the city on a short business trip, returning this morning. 5.-.. Stoclman In Town.
 Rolla Stewart of Williamson Val Fey. where he has range interests, is Ea the city '.t Miner Visits Town.
 Richard Lyons, inc well known Cherry creek miner,.is in the city for -a few days on. business matters. Railrosder Leaves.
 Among the outgoing passengers yes ferllay for the coast was George C. West, the auditor of the local line. Ramcher Here: ""''.
 Charley Harbeson, the well known Vszrde Valley: rancher, IS in the city | far a brief visit, having business du- zles To attend to. Ts Visit Poland.
 Mrs Mark Bradley: wife of the | yxeIl known mining man, Mark Brad | Eey- will leave tomorrow for Poland, selecting that place to- pass the Fourth 1f July this year. '.-
 Small Bounty.
 S A Green sent in the hides of ,nne coyote and one skunk from Lynx Crock yesterday to the board of sup | -srVlsors ''''i Boy Is Born. ".'
 MT and Mrs. Marcus Fannie are rejoicing over the. arrival of boy at their home yesterday. Mother and child were reported as doing well at Ehe latest accounts. PssBser Soldier. t
 | O. McGovern, one of the veter | ans of the civil war, but now an in dustrious rancher of the Martinez section, is in the city on business VlsSt Back From Phoenix.
 Mrs. Herman Schwanbeck, who has lt,een visiting in Phoenix for several days, arrived in the city yesterday. She wili gs to Humboldt with her husband tomorrow -Ml1s Shuts Down.
 The Madizelle company shut down | uheir mine yesterday in order to per init of the employees to celebrate the 11atal day. Several arrived in the city last night many of whom go over to Jerome
 No Paper Tuesday.
 Readers ef the Journal Miner are hereby notified that there will be no paper issued oh Tuesday morning, as the force will join with Jerome in celebrating the Fourth tomorrow. From Pasadena.
 Mrs. NJ. S: Reeve, a sister-in-law of Ed Block, accompanied by her son, Whitney Reeve, arrived in the city yesterday rfOm Pasadena. She will spend the summer months here and will De the guest during that time of Ar zuD& Mrs. Block.
 -PleI11y of Money.
 In his settlement with the board of supervisors yesterday, Treasurer Hern- don showed a cash balance in the county treasury of $142, ,459.96. This , certainly shows a healthy condition or rbe county and its stability as well .':-.... --.... B:
 Hung Up Stamps. The Poland Mining company has shut down its big mill in order that -ths employees may celebrate the . Fourth of July. It will be started up Y. ilgain on the 9th. All of the mill force reached the city last night and rodsy several will go to Jerome. Gardener Resigns.
 A. Cruiekshank, the plaza gardener and lbotanist, yesterday rendered his , resingnatiOn of that county office, and -NIll leave in a few days for Cali fornia, where he is to fill a similar position.
 Special Train.
 A special train will leave the depot tomorrow morning at 1880 o'clock for Jerome, arriving at 10:30. Returning this train will leave Jerome at p. f m-, arriving in Prescott at about S:30 T. m
 Back Home IC Charley Sanders, well known to all t m this city, his birthplace, has re- turned to visit his relatives, coming from Phoenix. where he is employed at his trade of paper hanging. He ( reports that city as unusually lively for this time of the year
 From Ireland Thomas Thorpe, distantly related to Harry Brisiey, reached the city yes