Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-14
(Fron Fridays Daily.)

1rulJ raiser, IS III the cllyy DIihSlhs in a consignment of fruit.
 Juniper Rancher.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Cline of Walnut Creek are in the city visiting friends for a few days.
 Miner Merchant.
 H. C. Heffleman, the well known merchant of Mayer, is in the city on business duties. He will return to- day.
 Merchant Here.
 Morse Darnell, the Hillside mer- chant, is visiting the city on busi- ness matters. He returned yesterday evening.
 Back to Duty.
 George c. West, after a brief visit to Los Angeles, returned Wednesday to resume his duties as the auditor of the railroad.
 From Humboldt.
 Among yesterdays arrivals in the city from the Shelter City were Mrs. A. B. Davis and her daughter, Miss Edna Davis.
 Lime Man Here.
 Glenn Scheerer, managing the lime and cement interests of the Grand Canyon company at Nelson, is in the city on court duties.
 Back to Camp.
 Secretary of Arizona George U. Young, after day in the city on business, returned to his mining in terests at the Derby last night. Hydrophobia Fellows.
 Ed Koontz of Williamson Valley brought in four skunk hides from that section yesterday and left them with Clerk Beleher of the board of supervisors.
 To Inspect Highways.
 The board of supervisors will leave this morning for Mayer, on a road inspection trip. They will visit all points around that city, with a view to making repairs. Petty Offender.
 Deputy Sheriff Campbell reached the city yesterday from Humboldt, having in charge an Austrian, who got on the war path in the Shelter City. He will think it all over for the next thirty days. Mine Activity.
 The Arizona Mine Supply company has sent to the Alvarado Mining company in Fools Guleh two Sulh van air drills. Work is to be re- sumed on this property at once, is the statement that reaches this city. From Iron Springs.
 Among yesterdays visitors to the city from Iron Springs was Mrs. Otis F.. Young and child. They are from Wenden and are passing the warm months at this resort. She re- turned to the springs last night. Goes to Railroad.
 Drais Modem, capable young man, left yesterday for Jerome Junction, where he has accepted a position in the railroad ofice, assisting D. E. Hurley, the agent at that point. False Report.
 Street rumOrs last night to the eff feet that Wiley Woodruff had had a relapse, are untrue. Communication was had last night at 12 o'clock with the Sisters hospital, which stated that he was improving and was daily getting better. Prominent Socialist.
 E. D. Curran, with the Bokariz Mining company, is in the city to attend a meeting of the Socialist party, of which he is a prominent member. He says the Etta mine is good producer these days and it's future is assured. Teacher Here.
 J. M. Brooks, who handles the rod at Seligman, is in the city to take ! long rest from his arduous duties as school teacher. He cOntemplates going to California tc follow his pro fession, having two schools rendered him in the fall months. Son of Vulcan.
 The many Prescott acquaintanees and friends of Jake Webber are wei | coming him on a visit to his former home. He is now the principal black smith of the Camp Verde section, where he has an extensive trade He will return today to his home No Answer Received.
 Many telegrams to San Francisco and Georgia have been sent to the relatives of the late "Chloride Jaek'' Owens. No answers to any of them have been received here as yet. His