Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-07
(From Fridays Daily.)
Inspected Mines.

Lee Pfau returned yesterday from a visit to his mining interests in the Verde district
 To Chicago.
 Frank Bobo, with the s. F., p. & F., left yesterday for a visit with friends in Chicago.
 Mining Man Here.
 J. H. Farrell, well known in min ing circles, is in the city from the MeCabe section.
 Officer Here.
 T. F. Pulliam, deputy sheriff of Coeonino county, is in the city on official business.
 Back to Camp.
 c. F. Mckinley, president of the Mckinley Mining and Development company, operating in the Sierra Pri- etta range, has returned to his camp after a business visit to the city. To the Seaside.
 Mrs. Mary Jennings, mother of Mrs. W. H. Merritt, has gone to the coast for a few weeks visit. From Jerome.
 J. J. Fisher, of the Little Daisy mine at Jerome, returned yesterday after visit of inspection to that property.
 Go Home.
 J. W. and J. \. Cook, well known Kirkland residents returned yesterday evening for their homes. They have been here on court matters. Investor Here.
 George Puldor, identified with the mining industry in this section, ar rived last night from Cleveland, Ohio. He will remain for some time. Returns Home. John Duke returned last night from trip to Salt Lake. He was accom- panied home by his daughter, who has been attending seminary in that city.
 Ol All OuJluSs
 Mrs. John Bozarth. with her son. Waldo, and Mrs. Minnie Rahl and daughter, were passengers yesterday for the coast. intending to be away for several weeks.
 To Bay City.
 W. T. Uric, who has been construct ing the dredge for the Spec Mining company on Lynx creek, arrived from Kansas City yesterday. He will go out to the plant this morning. Home From School.
 Herbert Thayer, young man who has been attending school in Los An geles. returned last night, having fin ished his studies for the term. He will leave today for home at Mayer. Work Begins.
 Len A. Flint. operating the Rob erts group of mines, in the vicinity of skull Valley, left yesterday for that point. He took a crew of min CTS with him. and work starts up at once.
 They Are Elks.
 W. J. Dean, Roy J. Miller and Robert E. Tally. all of Jerome, re- turned to their homes yesterday after a visit to the city. They are now members of the Elks, having taken the first degree.
 A Brace of Them.
 Lester Jackson. who is operating on the Gladiator mine in the Brad shaws, and John J. Jackson, who is holding down the Copper Hill claims in Copper Basin district, are in town on business matters.
 To the Coast.
 Mr. and Mrs C. F.. Bunker were passengers yesterday for the coast. They will visit Los Angeles. san Fran cisco and Seattle. This latter city will be made the objective point of visiting. staying there for some time, Probate Matter. Yesterday in the probate court George P. Harrington filed his final account and report in the matter of ithe estate of Ramon Gardener, of (which he is the administrator. The ] hearing will Le held on July l2. ! To Whom It May Concern.
 The Yayapai Club Cafe will open Sunday night. July lth. at p. me, with a Table de Ualc dinner, consist : ing of nine courses. You are cordially ! Invited. Price sIU0. J. 1T. Hartman. |rraprietor. Public entrance ou Mar ! lua street. l Will Hold Train. i Tp accommodate the cycur-ioui,t, 1 to Jerome. thc train will be held at that city on July and until , D.. m. of those days. This will give all