Weekly journal-miner., 1909-03-03
CIGy News
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NuaE-te l. itd4tg icl- yesterday IOl Del Rio on business.
 Visited Here Yesterday.
 J. NJ. Weston of Jerome Junction visited here yesterday.
 Santa Maria Visitor.
 H. A. Thorne of Santa Maria dis srict is here on business.
 Home from Phoenix.
 -Judge Sloan arrived home yesterday from three days visit in Phoenix. Visited Here Yesterday.
 E. P. Hart of Jerome Junction wis ited here yesterday, returning home on the afternoon train.
 Visiting With Friends.
 Mrs. E. \. Marlowe of Williamson valley arrived here last evening on a short visit with friends
 Stocklnan Visits.
 Rolla Stewart, the Williamson val ley stockman, arrived here last even ing on a short visit.
 Left for Home.
 Harley Miller of Skull Valley left last night for nome, after short bus mess visit here yesterday. Visited Jerome.
 J. E. Kelly, the Thumb Butte dis trict mining man, visited Jerome yes terday, returning here last night. A Periodical Visit.
 NJ. $. Delanty, a former resident of this city, is here from Los Angeles on one of his periodical business visits. Will Leave for Camp.
 .tC. J. McNulty will leave this morn Ing for tine R. A. M. mine, wnere he s preparing carload shipment of ore. Visited McCabe Yesterday.
 Charles T. Joslin, president of the Arizona Mine Supply Company, and F. L. Wright, general manager of the Prescott Electric Company, visited the MeCabe section yesterday, where they have mining and business interests. Back from Wickenburg.
 Tot Young, the Walnut Creek stock man, returned here yesterday from a short business visit in the Wickenburg section
 Left for Phoenix
 Mrs. w. H. Merritt was an outgoing passenger last nigat for Phoenix to visit her son, George Merritt, who is reported il.
 4 Flying Visit Il T. Nelson, the Jerome Junction merchant, paid flying business visit to The city yesterday, returning home on the afternoon train. Home from the Valley. Attorney J. F. Wilson arrived home yesterday afternoon from an extend | ed professional visit in Phoenix and the Salt River valley. Back from Phoenix. F. DeSilva, master mechanic of the | $. F. P. X P, and leased lines, arrived l home yesterday from a visit to Phoe- ! nix on business of his department. Back from Jerome.
 T F. Campbell, general manager of the Haynes Copper Copper Company, arrived home last night from visit to the comPany's camp at Jerome. Left for Home.
 Mrs. Mary Hunter was an outgoing passenger yesterday afternoon for her home iR Reeseville, Wisconsin, after a pleasant five months visit here with relatives.
 Will Visit Old Home.
 Peter Williams of Congress was an outgoing passenger yesterday afternoon for a visit with relatives and friends m his old nome in Turin, Italy. He intends to remain in his native land several months.
 Walnut Creek Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Drew and son, Ranson Hearst Drew, of Walnut Creek. arrived here last evening from their home i'll the Juniper mountains. They win remain here a few days. Will Spend Sunday Here.
 J. B. Cleveland, general manager of the Arizona Central Copper Company, arrived here last evening from the Shylock mine to spend Sunday with hls family.
 Knights Will Celebrate.
 Prescott Lodge No. l, Knights of Pytnias, will celebrate the 18th ami versary of the institution of the order
  -erary and musical program will be feature of the celebration, which will close with a banquet. Reported Improving
 telephone message was received here yesterday from Phoenix announc- ing that John Robinson, who has been seriously Ill several days there, is i'm proving. He rested easy Friday night. Hopes are entertained for his rapid