Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-03
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CFrom Sundays Daily) Junction Visitor.
 George Duff of Jerome Junction is visiting in the city.
 Jerome Visitor.
 Charles A. Smith of Jerome is wis iting relatives in the city.
 Visited Here Yesterday.
 William Stowell of Point of Rocks visited here yesterday on business. Back from Trip.
 Joe Caspari has returned from an extended trip through Southern Ari- zona.
 Congress Visitors.
 Mrs. Smith and the Misses Dorothy and Helen Phelan of Congress are wis ting in the city.
 Left for Phoenix.
 Attorney j. E. Russell left last ngnt for Phoenix on professional bus iness.
 Will Visit Relatives.
 O. I. Tawney will leave today for a visit with relatives at his old home in Nebraska.
 Home from Phoenix.
 Alderman E. M. Belcher arrived nome yesterday morning from short visit in Phoenix.
 Purchasing Supplies.
 John Thomson is in the city from his mines in the Hassayampa district, purchasing supplies. On Railroad Business.
 J. A. Jaeger, chief engineer of the s. F., P. & P, left last night for Phoe- nix on railroad business. Here from Los Angeles.
 C. H. Putnam, the Jerome mining man, arrived here last night from Los Angeles on his way home. Home from the Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. R. F. Morrison arrived home yesterday afternoon from a pleasant outing in Castle Hot Springs. | Ash Fork Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. E. l. Patterson of | Ash Fork visited here yesterday, re- turning home on the afternoon train. | Left for School
 Arthur McDOnOugh was an outgoing | passenger last night for Tempe, where he will enter the territorial normal school
 Left for New York.
 F, s. Viele, consulting engineer of the Arizona Power Company, was an outgoing passenger yesterday afternoon for New York.
 Passed Through.
 Henry Lovin and Tom Devine of Kingman passed through here yester- day afternoon on their way home from a business visit to Phoenix. Stopped Over Here.
 Peter Gallagher, a popular United Verde and Pacific railroad conductor, stopped over here yesterday on his way home from Phoenix ts the Cop per City.
 Home from Vacation.
 W. H. Merritt, deputy United States mineral surveyor, arrived home yester- day from a pleasant weeks vacation at the old Tiger mine in the Bradshaw mountains. Will Visit the Springs.
 Lieutenant and Mrs. Kenneth Will Hams and her mother, Mrs. J. A. Ed son, left Fort Whipple last night for Phoenix. They will return Monday to Castle Hot Springs. Mine Director Here. Thomas H. MeGill of Chicago, di- rector of the United Gold Mines Com | pany, arrived here last night on his way home from a weeks visit at his company's properties at Congress. Officers Busy. ! Deputy Sheriff CarIes Keeler left c yesterday morning for Cherry Creek I and the Verde valley on official busi- ness. Deputy Sheriff Joe Cook paid an | official visit to the Derby mine yester- I day. l Justices Qualify.
 Fred E. Edwards, H. c. MeGrew | and George Savers qualified yesterday t as justices of the peace of the pre- T cincts of Poland, Thompson valley | and Sayersville, respectively, by filing | their bonds and Oaths of office in the O county recorder's office. I Reports Mining Active.
 D. J. Sullivan, president and gen eral manager of the United Gold