Weekly journal-miner., 1909-04-28

w. c. Parsons of McCabe is visit ing in the city.
 Stockman Visits
 W. S. Johnson, the Juniper stock man, is here on business. Mayer Merchant Visits.
 NJ. W. Walker, the Mayer merchant, is here on business Poland Merchant Here.
 Louis Bernard, the Poland merchant, is here on business. Enjoying a Vacation.
 James Harney is in the city from the Black Hills, enjoying well-earned vacation.
 Verde Valley Visitors
 Fred Nickie and Thomas Carroll, Verde valley farmers and stoekmen, are here on business. Home from Los Angeles.
 Attorney T. G. Norris arrived home yesterday morning from a professional visit to Los Angeles. Here on Business.
 J. E. Garber, who has a responsible position with the Arizona Power Com pany, is here on busiess- Rnms from the Springs.
 Mrs. L. B. Larimer arrived home yesterday afternoon from a pleasant outing at Castle Hot Springs. Purchasing Supplies
 ". A. Desring was here yesterday from bis mines in the Thumb Butte district, purchasing supplies. Savoy Visitors
 Mrs. II. G. Cuunif and family, of Savoy, arrived here last evening from their Bradshaw mountain home, on a short visit.
 Mine Manager Visits.
 J. B. Cleveland, general manager of the Arizona Central Copper Company, is in the city from the Shyloek mine, visiting his family. Home from Los Angeles
 H. A. ChevertOn, assistant cashier of the Prescott National Bank, ar rived home last night from business visit to Los Angeles. snelter Superintendent Here.
 Tom Taylor, the genial superinten- dent of the United Verde Copper Com pany's smelters at Jerome, is here on business of his company. Back from Phoenix.
 c. E. Warren, superintendent Of the Juanita Mining Company, returned here yesterday afternoon from a visit to Phoenix on company business. Left for Home.
 George E. Ainsworth, the Camp Wood and Juniper stoekman, left yes. terday for his ranches and ranges after a short business visit here. En Route to Mesa.
 J. J. Sladieh, the Humboldt mcr chant, stopped over here last night or his way to the Salt River valley, where he has land interests near Mesa. Octave Visitor.
 Howard Brown of Octave is here oi business He says that preparation to start development of the Oetav mine in a short time are under way. Left for Home.
 Thomas A. Stephens was an outgoini passenger yesterday morning for hi home in Los Angeles, after cireulatln a day here among his many friends Home from Los Angeles.
 Attorney Paul Burks, head of tn Arizona law department of the Sant Fe, arrived nome last night from visit to Los Angeles on railroad bu mess.
 Passed Through.
 H. c. Loekett, the northern Arizon sheep king, passed through here la night on his way to the Salt River va lev from the Cordes section, where has flocks grazing.
 Left for Home.
 Mrs Reuben o. Jackson left yeste day afternoon for her home in India apoEs, Indiana, after pleasant wis here with her sister, Miss Mary WrigI and brothers, Edward and Hari Wright.
 Home from Trip. 1 Deputy Assessor E. W. Stephens rived home yesterday afternoon fro an official trip through Thompso Kirkland and neighboring valleys. reports the spring rOdeO in progress the Santa Maria country, where t calf crop is reported good.
 Left for Tucson.
 J. J. Duffy, fiscal agent of Depa ment No. 8 of the national forests, " an outgoing passenger last night Tucson, after a visit of inspection Ala oafnn of +he Prnscntt national f