Weekly journal-miner., 1909-09-29
City News
 ....In Brief
From Sundays DaIlY1 Mining ViSitnT
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 To Copper City.
 Mrs. Phil. Petrearch and Mrs. E. D. TreadweH, who is the guest of the latter. returned to Jerome yesterday after visit with friends in Prescott. Young Ladies Return.
 The Misses Roxie ana Opal Creek mur, popular young ladies of this city, are home from the coast, where they report having had an enjoyable vaea- tiOn.
 Immigration Official Arrives.
 Charles T. Cornell, in charge of the immigration bureau in Arizona of the federal government, is paying this city an official visit, coming from Douglas.
 To Los Angeles.
 w.. ID. Shaw, of the business col lege in this city that bears his name, left yesterday morning for Los An geles on business trip, expecting to return in a week. ... Visiting Friends Here.
 Mrs. George U. Young and chil- dren are in the city, visiting friends for few days, coming from the MadizeIle mines. They are at the St. Michael. Legal Mission.
 After brief visit on legal mat ters to the Capital City, Attorney F. O. Smith of the law firm of Norris, Ross & Smith, returned to the eIty yesterday morning.
 Brief Business Trip.
 Lon D. Hall, experimenting opera tions on the Pittsburg-Arizona ground near Mayer, returned to his camp yesterday in a private conveyance, Joe Mayer being in the party. Sheep Men Moving.
 c. c. Hutchinson and William Me Intyre, prosperous sheep men of Co., eonino county, passed through the city yesterday en route to the Capi- tai City, where a meeting will take place in few days. Several impor- tant matters are to be considered af- fecting that big industry.
 Goes to Camp.
 Harry Campbell, who has been i'll in the city for several days, has sui fieiently recovered to be able to leave his room and went to the camp of the Big Stick Gold Mining company yesterday morning.
 To Decorate.
 J. F. Ellis, a professional decorator of Chicago, has arrived in the city. He is here to arrange for the ar tistic work in ornamenting the city previous to the arrival of President Taft in this city.
 To Salt River.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Bowers, the former the son of former sheriff of this county, will leave this morn ing for the Salt River valley to spend the winter. MT. Bowers has farming land adjacent to Phoenix.
 Girl Student Goes Home.
 Miss Winnie Mayer, the prepos- sessing daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Joe Mayer, left yesterday morning to visit her patents at Mayer and will return Monday to resume her studies at St. Joseph's academy in this city Goes to College.
 Miss Dorothy Drake left yesterday for Wellesley college, Massachusetts, where she will enter that popular young ladies siminary for the com ing year. Several of her young friends were at the depot to bid her fare well.
 Mine Operator Arrives.
 Charles K. Mellon, who with Harry Brown of Crown King is developing mining property near that center, is in the city on business. He will re- turn to his camp Monday and gives an excellent account of mining work generally in that district. Will Take Back Track.
 Frank Henderson, of the Foster party hunting in the Juniper section for big game, paid hurried trip to the city yesterday and returned later in the day. He reports the outing an agreeable one but as yet has been unsuccessful in killing deer. To Continue Studies.
 Samuel Morris, after several months with the United Verde Copper com pany, has severed his connection there and is preparing to resume his studies at Ann Arbor college, Michigan. He has spent several terms at this insti- tuition and is taking a course at law. Wrong Hombre.
 Sheriff Smiths trip to southern Arizona was a fruitless one so far as the Mexican he went after is con