Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-03
Mining Man Here.

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 home Sunday from a professional visit
 to Phoenix.
 Mine Manager Here.
 C. E. Bunker, general manager of
 the Monica Mines Company, arrived
 here yesterday from the Monica mine
 in the Kirkland district, on business
 Visiting in Phoenix.
 Attorney Leroy Anderson left Sun
 day morning for Phoenix, on profes- [ sional business.
 Mine Manager Here.
 George L. Young, general manager of the Derby mine, visited here yes terday on business.
 Kirkland Visitor.
 Mrs. D. G. Sinclair and daughter, Miss Eleanor Sinclair. of Kirkland, are visiting in the city.
 Immigration Inspector Here.
 John J. Murphy, immigration in spector, with headquarters at Tucson, is here on official business. Left for Home.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Pickrell left yes terday afternoon for their home in Senator, after a short visit nere. h from His Mines.
 Frank Cavanah arrived here yester- day afternoon from his mines in the Copper Basin district, on mining bus, mess.
 Visited Here Sunday.
 w. !. Kearney, the Senator mining man, visited here Sunday, to attend the funeral of Charles Humphreys, de- ceased.
 Home from the East.
 F. D. Barr arrived home yesterday morning from an extended visit in Kan sas and Kansas City, Mo-, on mining business.
 Home from Phoenix.
 Judge Sloan arrived home yesterday morning from Phoenix, where he at tended the January session of the Su- preme court.
 Left for Home.
 Mrs. c. T. Jolly and baby left yes terday afternoon for their home in Jerome Junction, after weeks visit hkre with relatives. Will Leave for the East.
 C. E. Mckinley, president and gen eral manager of the Mckinley Mining and Development Company, will leave tomorrow for the east on business of his company. Will Make Home Here.
 Miss H. Costello, of New York, ar rived here last night to make this city her home. She was met at Ash Fork and accompanied here by her cousin, MT. Leo Ryan. Musical Pair Here.
 Ralph and Ramona Wylie, whose elopsement last week was the talk of the entire territory, stop ped over here last night on their way home to Phoenix. Home from Visit.
 County School Superintendent J. B. Jolly has returned from official visits | to the Jerome Junction, Ash Fork and | Seligman schools. He says there is small attendance in the Ash Fork and | Seligman schools on account of the presence of sickness in these places. Left for Fl Paso.
 D. D. Bronson, general inspector of the national forest service, with head quarters in Washington, D. C., stop ped over here yesterday on his way from Los Angeles to Fl Paso. During his stay he was the guest of c. H. Hinderer, supervisor of the Prescott national forest. Jerome Viistor.
 Frank Smith of Jerome, who arrived lere yesterday from that city, says that active operations were resumed morning on the properties If the Arkansas-ArizOna Mining Com Dany, after a ten days shutdown. Other companies are operating as us- lal and the town is enjoying its usual  Reports Patient Improving.
 John Ehle, who was called to his lome in Skull Valley last week by telegram announcing the serious ill., less of his wife, said yesterday that Ter condition has been improving the ast few days and that sne is now out If danger. He is here on mining bus ness. II