Weekly journal-miner., 1909-04-21
City News
 ....ID Brief
(From Thursdays DaIy)
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 w. O. Abbott of Humboldt is visit ing in the city.
 Seligman Visitor.
 R. NJ. Hoffman of Seligman is visit, ing in the city.
 Camp Verde Visitor.
 William Stephens of Camp Verde is here on business.
 Left for Phoenix.
 T. ". Otis left last night for a short business vist in Phoenix.
 Stopped Over Here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Lynch of Fools Guleh stopped over here yesterday on their way to MOhave county, where he expects to dispose of mining inter ests at handsome figure. Mining Man viEts.
 President Coleman of the Sunpysi1e Mining Company is visiting in the city.
 New Deputy Appointed.
 Sheriff J. ". Smith has appointed F. NJ Hudlow of Hillside a deputy sheriff.
 Admitted to Hospital.
 B. F. Copple, an Oak Creek pion- ger, was admitted to the county hos pital yesterday.
 Home from Kelvin.
 Dr. ". W. Lewis has returned from a mine inspection visit in the Kelvin and Ray districts.
 In from Camp.
 George Loring is in the city from the railroad camp in Skull Valley, on railroad business.
 Home from Phoenlx.
 Mrs. A. E. Taylor and son arrived home yesterday from an extended wis it with friends in Phoenix. Left for Seattle.
 c. W. Green of the Sunnyside mine was an outgoing passenger yesterday afternoon for Seattle, Washington. Left for Home.
 W. s. Conner left yesterday for his home in Walker, after purchasing a consignment of mining supplies here. viated Here Yesterday.
 Mrs. H. J. Gray and two sons If Jerome Junction visited here yestsr day, returning home on the afternoon train.
 Home from Phoenix
 Mrs. J. J. McArdle and son, Jack McArdle. arrived home yesterday af ternoon from visit with friends in Phoenix. Crown King. Visitor.
 Mrs. Fred Plumb of Crown King arrived here last evening from the Bradshaw mountain metropolis on al short visit
 School Term Closed
 Miss Maud Perry, who recently closed a successful term of the Jerome Junction school, is the guest of rela- tiyes in the city. Left for Jerome.
 Attorneys Leroy Anderson and T. C. Job were outgoing passengers yes terday afternoon for Jerome on pro fessional business.
 Home from visit
 A. E. Taylor, chief clerk in the gen eral freight and passenger agents of flee of the S. F., P. & F., arrived home yesterday from the A. & c. country, where he visited the gold strike on the Northern Arizona mine. More Bounty Hides Frank P. Johnson was the only boun- ty hide contributor to the board of supervisors collection of bounty pelts yesterday with the furs of six wild eats and the outer covering of three coyotes, trapped in the Mayer section Left for the Valley. I. P Newton was an outgoing pas senger last night for Phoenix and the Salt River valley, on one of his period ieal business visits. Home from Salome. Herman Voge arrive nome yesterday pOrning from a visit to mining prop erties in which he is interested near the new strike near Salome Mine Superintendent Visits. A. D. Lynn, superintendent of the Sunnyside mine, visited here yestef- day on company business, returning 70 camp in the afternoon. On Railroad Business. H. L. Fishel, of the s. F., P. 6 P. engineering department, was an out going passenger yesterday morning for Phoenix on railroad business. Irong King Visitor. Mrs. s. R. Trengrove of Iron King arrived nere last evening on a visit with her friend, Mrs. L. 4. Kehr, on South Mount Vernon street.