Weekly journal-miner., 1909-03-03
Groom Creek Visitor.

Mrs. \. F.. Anderson of Crown King
 is visiting in the city. Skull Valley Visitors. Mrs. John Ehle and F. A. Ehle of
 Skull valley are visiting in the city.
 Left for New York.
 o. Longaere was an outgoing passen- ger yesterday afternoon for New York.
 Circulating Among His Friends.
 Richard Mccormick is in the city
 from Fossil Creek circulating among
 his many friends.
 W. c. T. U Meeting.
 The W. C. T. '. will meet at the home of Mrs. E. M Wren at 3 o'clock. Business meeting.
 Left for Home.
 J. A. Throne left Sunday night for his home in Wickenburg. after short { business visit here.
 Coconino Sheriff Here.
 Sheriff ]. W. Francis of Coeonino county arrived here last night on of | fc;al business.
 Visited Here Sunday.
 Thomas Broan. foreman of the Big Stick mine in the Santa Maria district, visited here Sunday.
 Purchasing Supplies.
 Al Vroom is in the city from his mines in the Thumb Butte district, purchasing supplies. Left for Phoenix.
 Erwin Baer was an outgoing Passen- ger Sunday night for Phoenix, where he has business interests. Purchasing Supplies.
 J. A. Forbes, general manager of the Independence mine, was here yes rerday purchasing supplies.
 Parker Merchant Here.
 Tom brennan, a director of the Colorado River Supply Company at Parker. is here on business. Left for Phoenix.
 F. L. Wright, president and general manager of the Prescott Electric Com pany. left sunday night for Phoenix on business. Left for Big Stick.
 T. F.. Campbell. general manager of the Big Stick Gold Mining Company, left Sunday night for his camp in the Santa Maria district. MiIliner Returns.
 Mrs. L. l. Bird, who has been in San Francisco studying spring styles, has returned to Prescott and will be the trimmer for the Sprague Millinery Store. Mining Man Here.
 A. L. Harround of Kansas City, Mo-, who has mining interests in this coun- ty. is here on business connected with his interests.
 Plaza Trees Pruned.
 A. Cruickshank, the plaza gardener, finished pruning the plaza trees yes terday. He will prune the trees on the county poor farm today. Black Mountain Visitor.
 Gus Lambert. superintendent of the Black Mountain Copper Company, op- erating in the Mineral Point district, is here on company business. VII Return with Saddle Horses.
 Dputy Assessor F. W. Stephens left yesterday morning for Skull Valley, to return today with two saddle horses for his assessing tours of the county. Here from Phoenix.
 George Tisdale, superintendent of bridges of the $. F., r. & F., arrived here yesterday from Phoenix, where his family is spending the winter months. He came on railroad business. Among His Friends. ii
 Charles Hooker, the popular stock man from the Ash and Sycamore creeks region of the Black Hills range, is in the city circulating among his many friends. Back from Trip.
 Former Sheriff John l.. Munds ar rived home yesterday from an extend ed prospecting trip through the Colo rado River country tributary to the 1, Arizona and California railroad .aanifh, 7nL s gh r VA Visited Here Sunday
 Jack White, sheriff of Coehise eoun- ty, visited here Sunday, returning south on Sunday nights train. Sheriff White is a former resident of Yavapai county. He was greeted here by a number of old-time acquaintanees. Business Change.
 Dr. A. M. MeCreary, the veterinari- z m, and Ed. II. Coughran have pur- .hased the business of the O. K. sta oles and took possession yesterday. o They have already arranged to add to their equipment and will run a first o