Weekly journal-miner., 1909-01-20

D i' ia"h'N nus fetutned rom a visit 10 Poland on mining business. New Deputy Appointed.
 II. w. Carson was appointed a dep. uty sheriff yesterday by Sheriff Smith. Home from Jerome.
 Mrs. w. II. McMichael arrived home last night from a pleasant visit with friends in Jerome.
 Back from Frisco.
 J. J. Bellew returned here yesterday from visit with relatives and friends in San Francisco.
 Mining Man Visits.
 Charles Carman is in the city from his mines in the Bradshaw mountains on mining business.
 Will Leave for Los Angeles.
 Karl Futile will leave this morning for n short visit with friends and rel. atives in Los Angeles.
 Left for Home.
 E. l.. Patterson left yesterday after. noon for his home in Ash Fork, after a short business visit here. Mine Manager Here. J. B. Cleveland, general manager of the Arizona Central Copper Company, is here on company business. Left for Los Angeles.
 R. II. Jack was an outgoing pas. senger yesterday for Los Angeles where he will spend the winter. Enjoying q Vacation. John Trenberth arrived here yester- day afternoon from Mayer to enjoy a short vacation among his many friends here.
 Visiting in Flagstan.
 W. D. Powell of Cherry Greek was an outgoing passenger yesterday for Flagstaff on a visit with relatives and friends.
 Choir Practice.
 All members of the Dixon and Tow CT choir are requested 10 meet in the First Baptist church this evening at 7:45 o'clock. Back from Long Beach. II. II. Keays, superintendent of tle Etta mine, returned here last night from visit with his family in Long Beach, California.
 Mine Superintendent Here. r George Movies, superintendent oi the Mescal Mines near Jerome, is en 7 toying short vacation among his 3 many friends here. ? Los Angeles Visitor. 9 Miss Hattie McArthur arrived her' { yesterday from her home in Los An
 geles. She is the guest of her sister r Mrs. David Miller. Accepts New Position. I F.. Haney was an outgoing passeng I CT last night for Date Creek station where he has accepted position will D tne Big Stick Gold Mining Company . Left for the South. f w. A. Drake. vice president am q general manager of the s. F., r. X P
 and leased lines, left last night fo s Phoenix and Parker on railroad bus :. mess.
 Visited Here Yesterday.
 Charles Burkes of Upper Verde an l. M. Weston of Jerome Junetio
 visited here yesterday a few hour , returring to their homes on the after
 noon train.
 Left for Home. Deputy United States Marshal A. Mooney returned here last evenin U from an official visit to Grown Kin. He left on the night train for hI V home in Phoenix. |" Admitted to Practice. II. II. Linney and F.. J. Mitcnell ! Prescott, were admitted to the terT 's torial bar this week, having success e fuly passed an examination before tf v Supreme Court. Back from Chaparfai f Attorney John II. Price of Clev
 land. Ohio. and Joan s. Jones, retnr m cd here yesterday afternoon from l. visit to the properties of ~the Oh
 Mines Company in Chaparral guleh' IS Left for the Monica. ct C. F. Bunker, general manager le the Monica Mines Company, left ne t' yesterday for the Monica mine, whe Id work is being resumed. c, s. Russ'
 is mine foreman. The force will
 gradually increased until full ere
 is employed. The mill will be start
 soon. 's Will Attend Committee Meeting.
 J. P. Dillon, chairman, and John
 Robinson, secretary, of the territorl
 Democratic central committed, W - leave Friday for Phoenix to attend - meeting of the committee Saturday 1e Passed Through.
 Charles Batre, formerly of u