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

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Left for Home.
W. T. Barr of Phoenix left last
night for home, after a short business
visit here.
Visiting Relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Johnson of Wal
nut Creek are the guests of relatives
in the city.
Reported Seriously Ill.
Jesse G. Lee is reported seriously i'll
at the home of his brother, Burt Lee,
in West Prescott.
Back from His Mines.
H. Mccullough arrived home yester-
/ day afternoon from his mines in the
Walnut Grove district
Purchasing Supplies.
John Brady arrived here Yesterday
from his mines in the Walnut Grove
district to purchase supplies.
VIII Enjoy Outing.
Mrs. f. 4. Rogers was an outgoing
passenger for an outing in San Diego,
California, Sunday morning.
Left for Home.
Mrs. Kelly Crozier left last night
fol her home in Phoenix, after a pleas
ant visit with relatives here.
Visited Here Yesterday.
Sam Norlan of Pine Tree station
visited here yesterday on business, re
turning home in the afternoon.
Mine Manager Here.
F. II. Knight, the Copper Creek
mine manager, arrived here yesterday
from Mayer on mining business.
Home from Chicago.
L. V. Mockridge. owner of the Per-
lection Vacuum Cleaner, has arrived
meme from business visit to Chicago.
Left for Bouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Denton were out
going passengers last night for their
home in Bouse, after a pleasant two
days visit here. He is general man
ager of the Arizona-Bouse Mining
Company.
Stopepd Over Here.
Joseph H. stephens stopped over
here Sunday night on his way from
Los Angeles to mis- ranches and stock
ranges in Skull, Ferguson and Kirk
land valleys. He left yesterday morn
ing.
Aqua Fria Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Diskin arrived
here last night from their home in
Aqua Fria, on short visit with
friends.
Will Visit Relatives.
Miss Anna Wisdom, who is attend
ing st. Joseph's Academy, left last
night for Wickerburg. on a visit with
relatives.
Home from Phoenix.
District Attorney Henry D. Ross
and former District Attorney r. Z.
Morrison arrived home Sunday morn
ing from professional visits to Phoe-
nix
Here on Mining Business.
J. c. JAM, who has mining inter
osts in the Big Bug district, arrived
here Sunday from Casa Grande on
mining business.
Back from Phoenix.
L. B. st. James, a Yavapai county
pioneer, returned here yesterday from
an extended visit in Phoenix and the
Salt River valley.
War Veteran Visits.
John Rawdin, a veteran of the
Spanish-American war, visited here
Sunday evening from Mayer, returning
home yesterday morning.
VIII Shear Sheep.
Joe Roberts left last night for Con
gress Junction, where he will superin-
tend the shearing of his sheep, which
will commence this morning
Spent Sunday Here.
W. $. -Goldsworthy, general agent of
the Santa Fe with headquarters at
Phoenix, spent Sunday pleasantly here
with relatives and friends.
Left for Illinois.
Chairman George p Harrington of
the board of supervisors left yesterday
afternoon. for Taylorsville, Illinois, on
mining business. He expects to be
absent three weeks.
Left for Big Stick.
7. f. Campbell, general manager of
he Big Stick Gold Mining Company,
eft yesterday morning for his cOmpa-
ly's camp in the Santa Maria district.
Home from Mayer.
Deputy Assessor f. W. Stephens and
Deputy Sheriff C. C. Keller arrived
lcme Sunday from official visits in the
Mayer and Fossil Creek districts.
Teachers Certificate.