Weekly journal-miner., 1909-09-01


 J. B. Tomlinson, heavily identified
 with mining in this section, left last
 night for Fl Psso, Texas, and Mexico,
 on mining matters he is interested in
 in those sections.
 Financier Returns.
 After a visit to Chicago of several
 weeks, Judge and Mrs. E. W. Wells,
 accompanied by their daughter, Miss
 Irene Wells, returned to their home in
 this city last night.
 Divine Goes Home.
 Rev. and Mrs. Selyer, of Tempe, re-
 turned to their home in that city last
 night. Mrs. Selyer has been on a visit to friends at McCabe for several days, and was joined in this city yes terday by her husband.
 Gathering Calves.
 Walter Cline left yesterday for the Camp Wood country, where he will be engaged for several days in gathering calves for the Seligman market, a heavy demand being made for this kind of meat in that section.
 Return Home. Mrs. H. D. Aitken after several weeks visiting at La Jolla, returned to her home in this city last night, accompanied by her children. After leaving that attractive place on the way home she passed a few days at Hollywood visiting friends Welcome Visitor
 Thomas Taylor, the genial superin- tendent of the United Verde smelters, is visiting the city on a business visit, and receives warm greeting from his many friends. He is en route to Dewey and Humboldt, and may ex- tend his trip to Mayer.
 After Supplies.
 Jasper Phillips, who is developing several fine looking mines on the Hassayampa, is visiting the city. He says that. mining is being revived in that district and he looks for heavy investments soon. MT. Phillips re- turns this morning with mine SUD- plies.
 To Natures Wonder.
 Hearing so many speak of the mag nifieence of the view and desiring to personally see for themselves, Miss Audrey Cox and Miss Lillie May Sehugh of this city left yesterday afternoon for the Grand Canyon. They intend to spend several days at that point and were delighted at the pros peetive trip ahead of them. Young Man Recovers.
 J. l. Roberts will leave on Monday for Los Angeles, where he will meet Mrs. Roberts, who is returning from California with Bert Jackson from the Livermore Sanitarium. MT. Jack son was discharged a few days ago from that institution and his attend ing physician says he has recovered from his recent illness. Capitalist Leaves.
 F. V. Baldwin, mention of whose arrival was made in yesterdays Jour { left yesterday for the east, 1 to return later. He is wealthy real estate man of Los Angeles, and was $ accompanied to the city by his wife ] and son, Andrew. The latter will spend several weeks in the city, and I are delighted with the surroundings T and the climatic conditions. q Bound Over. I
 Deputy Sheriff Keeler and District !, Ross arrived last night from q Crown King, where an examination T was held on the recent stealing of I horses, in which Jose Lopez and ! Manuel Arviso were accused of the ! crime. Lopez went to the grand jury I in default of $1,OOO bail, while Ar ! visO was released. Lopez was brought S n by Deputy Keeler and is now in i he county jail. q From the Islands. \
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Ginter are re- n ;ent arrivals in Prescott from the E Mir. Ginter comes to this il section to locate and is a mechanical T ,ngineer by profession. He gives ather a gloomy account of life in hat far-away country, so far as the iverage American is to be consider i, d in his established methods of liv- fl ng, while in climatic conditions. it E s simply fierce to even think of that fl and q Dirt Will Fly. h The contract between the city and b lines < ROekmark, for grading North Peasant street from Gurley to the ailroad track, was signed yesterday " Mayor GOldwater. The contractors N ay that they will at once start the M