Weekly journal-miner., 1909-09-08


 that the members are skilled musi- eians, and their many selections have been well received.
 Back From East.
 Messrs. J. M. Ross and T. G. Nor ris of the law firm of Norris & Ross, returned Sunday evening from the east. Both have been to differ ent points beyond the Mississippi on legal duties.
 Prominent Fraternal Man.
 George A. Mintz, well known in fra ternal circles of Arizona, and former. ly a versatile newspaper man of the Capital City, was visitor to the city during the celebration. He has many friends in this section. Mine Foreman.
 Mark bradley, foreman of the Mt. Elliott Mining company, operating the Dividend mine, in Chaparral, is in the city for a few days. He says that work continues on that property under favorable conditions in the showing that is made. Marathon Runner Here.
 W. H. Griffen, recognized as one of the fleetest racers in the terri tory, and especially so when it comes to endurance tests of long distances, is in the city, and is disappointed that the Marathon race is postponed. MT. Griffen has many friends and sup porters behind him from Jerome. Girl Arrives.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charley H. Bowers announce that little girl has ar rived at their home in West Pres colt, the pleasant event taking place Sunday afternoon. They are rejoic- ing, and in their happiness they are the recipients of many eongratula- tions
 Officer.
 After several weeks spent in the east on militia duties, Captain H. G. COykendall has returned to his home in this city. He is preparing for the Arizona encampment in Prescott and will have Company E in fine fettle when that event takes place. Satur day is the date set for the arrival of the various companies from south ern Arizona.
 New Teacher.
 The many Prescott friends of Miss Jennie Daggs will be pleased to learn that she is in the city for a few days. and will soon open the school at Octave. where she will teach the coming term. Miss Daggs formerly resided in this City, and is from Flagstaff.
 Former Resident.
 Patrick Mcconnell. who will be ia vorably remembered as a former resi- dent of this city, and an efficient deputy sheriff, holding the position of jailor, is a visitor to the city for a few days. He is now a resident of Jerome, and meets many of his former aequaintanees in this section. Road Builder Visitor.
 C. D. Rynearson, the energetic builder of the Kirkland valley dis trict, is here to enjoy the celebra- tion. lie is also attracted by the re- eeipt of the county road grader and is desirous to witness that machine in operation. MT. Rynearson is clos ing the gap in the new wagon road between Kirkland and Copper Basin Santa Fe Dispatcher.
 George Miller, in the employ of the s. F. P. & P. at Ash Fork, as train | is visiting the city for a few days.
 Former Supervisor.
 A. S. Haskell, formerly a super visor of this county, but now the su- pervisor of the biggest orchard and the finest in northern Arizona, is | here from hls ranch near the Copper | City. From wickenburg.
 John A. Bozarth and William Nea- gle of Wiekenburg are paying the city ! visit.
 Jerome Attorney.
 C. H. Rutherford, recognized as he leadlng lawyer of Jerome, is in he city on a pleasure trip. Popular Hassayamper.
 Harry Minuse, one of the popular was in the city for several day, and returns to his busi- less house at Dewey today. Visiting in City.
 Ed. Tomlinson, superintendent of he TomlinsOn mining interests along he Hassayampa, is in the city on business and pleasure. -rouu newev