Weekly journal-miner., 1909-05-26

responsible position with the Ray Cop per company
 Sheep Owners Busy.
 Colin Campbell and D. NJ. Francis stopped over here last evening on their way to the southern pastures of the county, where their foeks are grazing Passed Through.
 J. B. Girand, territorial superinten- dent of roads, passed through here last night on his way home to Phoenix from a visit to the Grand Canyon eoun- try, where he has business interests. A Flying Visit.
 F. P. Cruice, assistant to the presi- dent of the s. F., P. & F., paid a flying visit to Del Rio yesterday on railroad business, returning home last night. Left for Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. s. Jones of Crown King left yesterday morning for their home in the Bradshaw mountains, after a pleasant three days visit here. Pioneer Visits.
 J. R. Wells, a pioneer stOekman and miner, arrived here last evening from his home in the Agua Fria valley, on business.
 Left for Home.
 MT. and Mrs. W. J. Mayer left yes terday morning for their home in May CT, after a pleasant visit here and in Del Rio.
 Editors Remains Shipped.
 The remains of James B. DuShane, who died here Thursday morning, were shipped to South Bend, Indiana, yes terday afternoon for interment, accom- panied by Mrs. DuShane.
 Will Make Mutton Shipment.
 Charles E. Burton left yesterday for Del Rio, where he will load five car loads of muttons for shipment to the Kansas City markets today. Home from Phoenix.
 H. C. Story, superintendent of the s. F., P. & P, arrived home yesterday afternoon from a visit to Phoenix on railroad business.
 Left for Kansas City.
 F. R. Stewart was an outgoing pas senger yesterday afternoon for Kansas City, on insurance business. Home from Visit.
 Herman Voge arrived home yesteI- day afternoon from a visit to the Sa- lome country, where he has mining in- terests. Left for the Canyon.
 Attorney and Mrs. John Mason Ross were among the excursiOnists who left here yesterday afternoon for the Grand Canyon. Accepts Position in Mexico.
 Charles Russell left yesterday for Durango, Mexico, where he has accept ed the position of assistant general manager of the San Luis Mining com pany.
 Home from Phoenix.
 F. NJ. Drescher, of the firm of Elliott X Drescher, arrived home yesterday morning from a week s visit with rel atives and friends in Phoenix. Will Visit Canyon.
 Clerk Peter of the board of super visors was among a number of excur- sionists who left yesterday afternoon for the Grand Canyon.
 Visiting His Family.
 J. J. Reddick, who fills a responsible position with the Arizona Power com pany at Fossil creek, arrived home last evening on a short visit with his fam fly. Left for Camp.
 G. S. Ferguson, superintendent of the Logos Mines company, left yester- day afternoon for his camp in the Mayer section, after short business visit Left for Home.
 Thomas Carroll, Verde valley pion- ger, left yesterday afternoon for his home at Cottonwood, after circulating among his many friends here several days. Passed Through.
 William Mcintyre, the sheep baron, passed through here yesterday after noon on his way to Ash Fork, where he is preparing to make mutton ship ment to the Kansas City markets. He will make the shipment Monday. Medical Excursionists.
 Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Cutter of Bisbee,