Weekly journal-miner., 1909-05-26

ager of the Cash Mining company, wis ited here yesterday On company busi- } ness, returning to the Cash mine in , the afternoon. Back from Yarnell.
 W. O. Abbott of Humboldt arrived
 here yesterday from a visit to the Var nell mine, in which he is interested. Left for Home.
 J. J. Sullivan, the lower Verde goat
 king, left yesterday afternoon for
 home after a short business visit here.
 Copper City Visitor.
 D. J. Shea, a prominent merchant of
 Jerome, arrived here Sunday from the
 Copper City, on short business visit.
 Home from the Canyon.
 Clerk Peter of the board of super
 visors arrived home yesterday morn
 ing from a short visit at the Grand
 Canyon.
 Visited Ash Fork.
 H. c. Story, superintendent of the
 S. F., P. & P. and leased lines, visited Ash Fork yesterday, returning homo last night.
 Will Visit Relatives.
 Mrs. LeROy Anderson was an out going passenger yesterday afternoon for Salt Lake City, Utah, where she will visit her mother.
 Mayer Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. M. Nellis arrived here yesterday from Mayer. He left for Phoenix last night. Mrs. Nellis will return to Mayer today.
 Pioneer Miner Visits.
 Jesse A. RObeson, a pioneer miner, arrived here yesterday afternoon from the Walker district, where he has promising mining interests woolgrowers Visit.
 George H. Barney of Williams, w. MeIntrye and Charles E. Burton, north ern Arizona wool growers, returned here last night from Ash Fox. Left for Italy.
 Mrs. Barney Ricca, three children, and Moro Tranquillo left Sunday for Torina, Italy, where they will be the guests of MT. Ricca's mother. Former Resident Visits.
 H. P. DeMund, the Phoenix lumber merchant and former resident of this city, arrived here yesterday from Iron Springs, where he and his family recently moved to spend the summer. Home from Trip.
 County Surveyor P. W. Latimer ar rived home yesterday morning from a mine survey in the Bill Williams Fork range of mountains. He reports min ing active and warm weather in the A. & C. country. McCabe Visitor.
 Allen Johnson of McCabe is visiting in the city.
 Mine Foreman Here.
 Emmett Farrell, foreman of the New hAnAhS OOhPohyI here on a short business visit. Mining Man Here.
 Samuel G. Johnson, the Big Bug mining man, is here from his camp lear Poland. Jerome Attorney Here.
 Attorney C. H. Rutherford of Jer- e ,me arrived here last night from a f professional visit to Flagstaff. He is accompanied by A. C. Webb of RoOse- -elt. O dayer Visitors. n Dan Bowen, T. F. Averill, Joe Mayer n nd H. A. Clark of Mayer were among a
 number of out-of-town visitors who f, rived here last night on the belated e rown King train. e yin Leave for the East. n Miss Clara Brinkworth, the popular -aitress at the Shumate ice cream par B ITS. has resigned her position. She L i'll leave soon for a visit with rela- co ves in Indiana. g eft for Home. re W. F. Shaw, who fills responsible ,sition with the United Verde Copper a ,mpany, left yesterday morning for ey s home in Jerome, after spending nc lnday here pleasantly with friends. te eports Good Calf Crop. Joe Rudy, who came in yesterday |. om the Skull valley rodeo to have A S saddle repaired, reports the spring If crop good but later than usual on count of the cold weather. He says tile are in excellent condition. sft for Jerome.
 District Attorney Henry D. Ross left sterday morning for Jerome to rep sent the territory at the preliminary sh airing of a Mexican named Lopez, sit eused of dynamiting the Charley tn ,ng restaurant the night of April A. tec