Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-03-10

Adult SLIluSuelu anu TWO SUNS VI
jerome Junction visited here yester-
day, returning home in the afternoon.
Left for Mohave.
". J. Martin was an outgoing pas
iserger yesterday afternoon for No
nave county, where ne has mining in
terests.
Home from Phoenix.
! Attorney John Mason Ross and City
Attorney Reese NJ. Ling arrived home
yesterday from professional visits to
Phoenix.
VIII Spend Sunday Here.
Miss Florence Frost, teacher of the
Kirkland school, arrived here yester-
day to spend Sunday with relatives
and friends.
Accepts New Position.
Harry Campbell was an outgoing
passenger yesterday morning for the
Big Stick mine, where he has accepted
a position.
Lett 1or FnoenlA.
! Jack Jaeger, chief engineer of the
5. F., P. & P, and leased lines, left
last night for Phoenix on business or
his department.
Home from Phoenix.
Joe Bold, general agent of the Ari-
IONA Brewing Company, arrived home
yesterday afternoon from a business
visit in Phoenix.
Left for Camp.
F. Mckinley was an outgoing pas
seuger last night for his camp in the
Crown Point district. after short
business visit here.
A Flying Visit.
II. J. Gray, the Jerome Junction
saeep baron, paid a flying business Wis
! it to the city Yesterday, returning on
the afternoon train.
stork Visits.
! The stork visited the Mercy Hospit-
al early yesterday mornig and pre-
scented Nj and Mrs T. H. Farley with
a healthy baby boy.
Visited Here Yesterday.
! W. L. Roberts, miner, farmer and
stockman, of Skull valley, spent yes
teIday here on business, returning home
on last nights train.
Newspaper Man Here.
W. \. Root, representative of the
Mining World, arrived here Yesterday
from the \. & c. country in the in
tererts of his publication.
Back from Bouse.
Constable J. J. Cavanaugh of Hum
boldt returned here yesterday from a
visit to Bouse and other points on the
Arizona and California railroad.
Only One Coyote Hide.
John Monreal of Skull valley depOs-
tied the hide of coyote in the board
of supervisors office yesterday and
fled a claim for the 81 bounty.
Wool Grower Here.
Colin Campbell, the northern ArIzo-
ma wool grower, arrived here yesterday
from the Salt River valley, where he
has stock and business interests.
Left for Home.
Dan C. Bacon left yesterday for his
headquarters stock ranch in the Lati- |
mer strip. after pleasant business Wis
its here and in the Salt River valley.
Passed Through.
DR.. Whitesides, a leading medicine
and mining man of Mohave county,
passed through here yesterday morn
ing on his way to Phoenix on profess
SIGNAL business.
KingInan Lawyer Here.
Attorney T. f. McLelland of King
man is here, in Connection with litiga-
tion between the stockholders of the
Blue Ridge Mining Company and the
Tom Reed Mining Company.
Sheep King Passes Through.
c. c. Hutchinson, the northern Ari-
iona sheep king, passed through here
last night on his way from Williams to
the Salt River valley, where ne has
stock interests
Mount Tritle Visitor.
W. C. Hanson arrived here yesterday
afternoon from the camp of the Mount
Tritle Copper Company on Slate Creek
where, he says, the snow is disappear
ing on the mountains.
Mere Congress Bullion.
The Prescott National Bank received
a gold bar weighing PIG ounces from
the Congress Consolidated MING Com
pany yesterday. The bullion will be
shipped to the branch mint at San
Francisco.
Left for Home.
Mrs. Carrie Streining and daughter,
Miss May Durand, were outgoing pas s
scngers yesterday afternoon for their
home in Santa Rosa, California, after