Weekly journal-miner., 1909-01-06
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(From Thursdays Daily) Here on Business
 r. M. Keefe of Poland is here on business.
 Walker Visitor.
 d. J. Mcleod of Walker is here on mining business.
 Here from wickmburg.
 John A. Moore is here from Wicken. burg on mining business. Visited Here Yesterday.
 Colin Campbell, the Ash Fork stock man, visited nere yesterday. Octave Teacher Here.
 J. II. Franks, teacher of the Octave sshool, IS visiting in the city. Camp Verde Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs William wing6eld and Miss Mary Wine of Camp Verde are visiting in the city. Mayer Visitors.
 NIT. and Mrs. Charles II. Hooker ar. rived here last night from Mayer on visit with relatives. Back from Visit.
 MT. and Mrs. W. II. speidel arrived home yesterday from holiday visit with relatives in southern Arizona. Mining Men viait.
 J. J. McWhorter and ]. R. Boyer. cherry Creek mine owners, arrived here last night on mining business. Left for Ekuli Valley.
 ]. R. Mcdonald was an outgoing passenger last night for the Skull Val. ley district, where he has mining in. terests.
 Here from Los Angeles.
 Mrs. J. D. Bethune of Humboldt ar. rived here last night on her way home from visit with relatives and friends in Los Angeles. Passed Through.
 George Patton of Williams passed through here last night on his way to Agna Calienta Hot Springs, where he will enjoy n months vacation. Home from Hunt.
 Larry Duff, Lafc Johnson and Jack Neville arrived home yesterday after. noon from d duck hunt in Skull and Ferguson valleys. They report game plentiful in these parts. Back from Visit.
 w. C. Tonkin, president and general manager of the Interstate Gold Com pany, arrived here last night from flying visit to Los Angeles. He will leave for his company's camp in tae Walker district this morning. Local Option Wins. A telephone message received here last night stated that fifteen votes were east at the local option election held at Mountain Springs precinct yes terday, every one of which favored To. cal option.
 Oficerselect Qualify.
 Three justices of the peace.elect of as many precincts in the county qual' flied yesterday by filing their paths and bonds in the county recorders of fee. They are William stephens of Camp Verde, W. A. Long of Massicks and Otto McClelland of Mountain Springs.
 Reported Improving.
 The many friends of Burt Jackson 
 of Kirkland will be pleased to learn that his condition is much improved since he was taken to a sanitarium in Livermore, California, for treatment A letter from there states that he has completely recovered his mental facul- ties and is gradually improving in health.
 Former Resident Visits. J. K. Campbell, chief of grazing of District No. of the national forests, arrived nere last night from his head quarters in Albuquerque, New Mexico, | on official business. Forester Campbell is n native of Prescott. He served as deputy sheriff and in other official ca pacities before accepting position in the forestry department. He is the guest of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Campbell, during his stay here. (From Fridays paily) Left on Hunt. Tom Merrill left last night for Skull Valley on c duck hunt. Monica Visitor. George P. Martin is in the city from the Monica mine on business. Mine Superintendent Here.
 Herb Meany, superintendent of inc Tiger mine, is visiting in the city. A Professional Viist.
 Dr. C. F.. Yount left last night for Congress Junction on professional bus mess.
 Left for His Mines.
 Ben silverman left yesterday for