Weekly journal-miner., 1909-05-05

Phoenix, where they spent the winter
 months.
 Will Leave for Seattle.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Rust will leave
 today for Seattle, Washington, where
 they will be the guests of relatives
 during fair week.
 Visiting Relatives.
 c. s. Ferguson, superintendent of the Logos Mining Company, is here from his mining camp near Mayer, wis iting with relatives.
 Left for New York.
 J. W. Thorne left yesterday after noon for New York, on mining business. He has promising mining interests in the Turkey Creek district
 Visited Here Yesterday.
 Mrs. William Rhodes and Mrs. Frank Baldwin of Jerome Junction wis ited here yesterday, returning home on the afternoon train.
 Taking Rest.
 Miss Katherine Goings, one of tho efficient operators of the local Western Union office, leaves this morning for Los Angeles for an extended vacation. Mine Manager Visits.
 Harrington Blauvelt, general man ager of the Cash Mining Company, wis tied here yesterday on business of his returning to the Cash mine last night.
 Enjoying Vacation.
 Tom Glasgow is in the city from the camp of the Brooklyn-Arizona Mining Company in the Copper Creek district, twenty-five miles east of Mayer, en- toying 8 wellearned vacation. Passed Through.
 Julian Willard, formerly of Willard & Sons, architects of this city, passed through here last night on his way home to Altoona, Pennsylvania, from Phoenix, where he attended the funer- llof his mother, who died there re- gently.
 Stopped Over Here.
 Will l.. Clark, assistant general man lger of the United Verde Copper Com pany, stopped over here last night on lis way to the Salt River valley, on business.
 Old Timer Returns.
 James Grogan, formerly well known stone contractor of this city md inventor and patentee of the Gro gan furnace, returned here Sunday from an extended stay in Nevada. He ,ays the Sage Brush state does not compare with this Territory in mineral possibilities. He will remain in Ari- sona.
 Train South This Morning.
 On account of the bridge burning put yesterday at Iron Springs, the train last night was can .eHed, and a train for Phoenix will cave this morning at 7 o'clock. The -egular trains from the south will 'r- i've today as usual. The train south lsually leaving at 10:2O a. m. will cave at 12:30 o'elock noon. Visited Here Sunday.
 D. N. Jenkyns, who recently erected in ore display stand at the Mayer rail .oad depot, visited here Sunday. He 'eports an excellent exhibition of the various classes of ores of the Big Bug district now on display at the Mayer Stand. MT. Jenkyns is the owner of promising mining property in the Bradshaw mountains. Home from Visit.
 Mrs. Annie Henry, who represented he local Rebekah lodge at the meet ng of the Grand Lodge of Rebekahs leld recently in Tucson, arrived home Sunday morning from visit with her brother and other relatives in Fl Paso, Texas. - Accepts New Position. Ed Ellsworth, an eIectrlclan, 1ornel- V in the employ of Douglas, Lacey md Company, has accepted position with the Arizona Power Company. He eft yesterday morning for Fossil yreek, where he will assume the du- ies of his new position. Edith Campbell, Leading Lady.
 Miss Edith Campbell, well known Tn Prescott and Kingman, is now lead ng lady in one of the big theatrical attractions of New York city. Tns rities give her high praise. She is a of the late Judge Campbell | f Phoenix, and a granddaughter of l lose Jeris, discoverer of Goldroad.