Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-10
Skull Valley Visitor.

on snort Nlslt.
 Here from Humboldt.
 J. c. Hartsfield of Humboldt is wis, iting in the city.
 Jerome Junction Visitor.
 Mrs. H. J. Gray of Jerome Junction is visiting in the city. Left for Kansas City.
 F. D. Barr left yesterday for Kan sas City on mining business. Humboldt Constable Here.
 Constable J. J. Cavanaugh of Hum boldt is here on official business. Ash Fork Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. W. F. Speidel of Ash Fork are visiting with friends in the city.
 McCabe Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Farrell of Me Cabe arrived here late last night. MT. Farrell, who is general manager of the New England-Arizona Mining Company, came in on company bus mess. Mining Man Here.
 John J. Jackson, the Copper Basin mining man, is here on mining bus mess. Home from Phoenix.
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Edwards arrived hoe yesterday from, a short visit in Phoenix. Here on Business.
 s. W. Curtis, paymaster of the Ari- zona Power Company, is here on com pany business. Admitted to Hospital.
 Fred Zobel was admitted to the county hospital yesterday, suffering from paralysis. Back from Hillside.
 Mrs. J. W. Johnson returned here yesterday from an extended visit in the Hillside section. Stockman Visits.
 E. A. Marlowe, the Williamson val ley stockman, is here on business from his home near Simmons. Visited Here Yesterday.
 Grant Eads, proprietor of the stage line between Dewey and Camp Verde, was here yesterday on business. Left for Salome.
 Gideon Shull left last night for his mines in the Salome district, after a short visit here with relatives. Dewey Farmer Here.
 George Rohpeter arrived here yes terday afternoon from his farm at Dewey, on q short business visit. Back from Emporia.
 R. J. Lynch has returned from a snort visit to the Emporia mine in the Hassayampa district on business. Left for Swansea.
 Deputy United States mineral sur veyor, W. H. Merritt, left last night for Swansea on an official survey trip. Will Erect Placer Plant.
 E. H. Carpenter will leave this morn ing for his home in Humboldt. Dur ing his three days visit he arranged with s. F. Horton to have the latter erect his two-ton placer washer on the placers at Humboldt. The plant will be shipped to Humboldt to-  Accepts New Position.
 W. F. Stapp, who recently returned here from the California oil fields, mas accepted a position at the Monica mine. Visiting Relatives.
 Charles l. Haley arrived here last evening from the Binghampton mine in Copper Mountain district, on a visit with relatives. Reported Improving.
 Charles Vest, who is in the Mercy hospital suffering from ptomaine pOis- oning, was reported improving and out of danger last night. Small Hide Contribution.
 F.. A. Marlowe of Williamson valley was the only bounty hide contributor yesterday, with the pelts of six wild rats and three coyotes. Back from Jerome.
 T. E. Campbell, general manager of the Haynes Copper Company, arrived home yesterday morning from a visit to his company's camp at Jeroe. Will be Shipped.
 The remains of Dr. Hall of Mayer, who was found dead in bed in his home in Mayer early Tuesday morn ing, will be shipped today to Denver, Colorado, for interment. Mine Superintendent Here.
 Gus Lambert, superintendent of the Black Mountain Copper Company, ar rived here last night from his eompa- ny's camp in the Mineral Point dis -rict, on company business. On Mining Business.