Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-24
CEty News
 ....In Brief
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(From Sundays Daily)

iting in the city.
 Home from Phoenix.
 M. B. Hazeltine has returned from a flying business visit to Phoenix. Stockman Visits.
 George Sears, the Bloody Basin stockman. is here on stock business. Mining Man Here.
 John J. Jackson is here on business from his mines in the Copper Basin district
 Purchasing Supplies.
 T. J. Laird is here from his mines in the Hassayampa district, purchasing supplies.
 Grocers Close Early.
 Grocery stores will close Monday morning (Washington Birthday at 10 o'clock.
 Home from Phoenix.
 W. J. Mulvenon arrived home yes terday morning from weeks busi- ness visit in Phoenix Home from Bisbee.
 Attorney John Mason Ross arrived home yesterday morning from a pro- fessional visit in Bisbee. Jerome Junction Visitor
 Miss Maud Perry, teacher of the Jerome Junction school, is the guest of relatives and friends here. Camp Wood Horseman Here.
 Claiborn Conger, the Camp Wood horse and cattle raiser, is here on one of his periodical business visits. Enjoying an Outing.
 Alderman Ben M. Beleher and for mer Sheriff George G. Ruffner are en- toying a pleasant outing in Castle Hot Springs.
 Will Attend shriners' Meeting.
 A. D. Barnhart left last night for Phoenix, where he will attend the cer- emonial session of the Shriners Mon day night.
 Left for the Coast.
 James H. Purdy was an outgoing passenger yesterday morning for Los Angeles, Santa Monica and other coast points.
 On Official Business. s Deputy Assessor E. W. Stephens was an outgoing passenger last night for the southern districts of the county on official business. Guild Meeting.
 St. Mary's Guild will meet at the nome of Mrs. F. W. Foster, Otis Addi- tion, Thursday afternoon, February 25th, at 2:3O o'clock. Walker Mining Men Here.
 Will Conner and Joe Algert, Walker Mining men, arrived here last evening to spend Sunday circulating among their many friends Shriner Passes Through.
 Tom Taylor, the genial superinten- dent of the United Verde Copper Com pany's smelters at Jerome, passed through here last night on his way to Phoenix, to attend the ceremonial ses- sion of the Shriners Monday night Will Spend Sunday Here.
 W. J. Kearney arrived here yester- day afternoon from his camp on Sen ator mountain to spend Sunday among his many friends here. Taf+ foy- TJiS AFinae
 J. Q. Stephens, who arrived here Friday night from his home in Los left yesterday for his mines in the Hillside district. Left for Home.
 Attorney E. P. Ingham of Musea- tine, Iowa, was an outgoing passenger yesterday afternoon, after a short pro- fessional visit here on land business. Passed Through.
 Hugh Campbell, the Flagstaff wool grower, passed through here last night from the Skylight City to the Salt River valley, where he has stock in- terests. Navajo Attorney Here. District Attorney W. P. Geary of Navajo county arrived nere last night from his home in Winslow, to attend | the meeting of the Knights of COlum- bus today. Passed Through. M. E. Perkins, the upper Verde passed through here yester- day on his way home from a weeks business visit in Phoenix and the Salt | River valley. Flagstaff Visitors. County Recorder Jesse T. Boyce of Coeonino county and Edgar P. Brown arrived here last night from Flagstaff to attend the Knights of Columbus meeting today. Skull Valley Visitor.
 J. A. Stapp, who arrived nere yes erday afternoon from Skull valley,