Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-17
City News
 ....In Brief

Tucson Visitor.
 John J. Murphy of Tucson is visit ing in the city.
 Mayer Visitor.
 Fred Little, of MeCabe, is here on mining business.
 Senator Visitor.
 Martin Anderson of Senator is here on a short business visit. Humboldt Merchant Here.
 Charles Wells, the Humboldt mer- chant, is here on business. Senator Visitor.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Pickrel of Sen ator are visiting in the city. Cherry Greek Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Boyer of Cherry Creek are here on a short visit. Minnehaha Visitor.
 J. T. Pearce of Minnehaha arrived here late last night on short business visit.
 Left for Phoenix.
 Attorney John Mason Ross left last night for Phoenix on professional bus mess.
 Will Visit Swansea
 J. A. Trenberth was an outgoing pas senger last night for Swansea on bus mess.
 Home from Outing.
 P. c. Wilder arrived home yesterday rfom a pleasant outing in Agua Cal ienta Springs.
 On Official Business.
 Deputy Sheriff Charles Keeler left last night for the Wickenburg district on official business. Will Start Walker Stage.
 Grant Eads will start a daily stage from this city to Walker and return, to begin this morning. Home from Visit.
 Deputy Sheriff Joe Cook arrived home yesterday from an official visit in the Date Creek country. Visiting Relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Mohn of Denni- son, Ohio, are visiting their daughters, Mrs. F. E. Barrett and Lynn Mohn. Will Visit Relatives.
 Dr. L. C. TOney of Humboldt was an outgoing passenger last night for the Salt River valley on a visit with rela- tives.
 Home from Vacation.
 W. J. Mulvenon has arrived home from his annual vacation which in- cluded visits to the different points of interest on the Pacific coast. Constable Qualities.
 John M. Hardee qualified as consta- ble of Castle Hot Springs precinct yes terday by filing his cath and bond in the county recorders office Back from Trip.
 W. D. Achauer of Harrington return ed here yesterday from an extended tour of the new copper country tribu- tary to the Arizona and California railroad.
 Visiting Relatives.
 Martin Baker is a recent arrival | from the Laguna dam in Yuma eoun- u, where he fills a responsible govern ment position. He is visiting with 1 relatives. More Cat Pelts.
 Peters brothers contributed the pelts of seven wild cats and George Manard | the hide of one untamed feline to the board of supervisors collection of i bounty hides yesterday. Will Leave for Spokane.
 A. Kendrick will leave this morning for Spokane, Washington, in the vi einity of which he has purchased a ranch and orchards. He intends to To- cate there permanently on account of , failing health in this altitude. Stork Visits.
 The stork visited the home of MT and Mrs. Carl Kurtz on South Mount | Vernon street Tuesday night and pre- sented this popular couple with healthy baby daughter. Printer Grduate Leaves.
 R. J. Mcdonald, who recently grad | uated from the local newspaper estab- | hshments into a full-fedged printer, | was an outgoing passenger last night | for the southern part of the territory, | where he has accepted an engagement. | He is considered a first class workman | by his fellow craftsmen Stopped Over Here.
 Sam Goldman, c. H. Noyes, R. J. | Murphy and J. H. Gooch, directors and shareholders of the Copper Queen Gold Mining and Milling Company, stopped over here last night on their way oome to Paris, Texas, after a visit of inspection to their company's proper