Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-10
City News
 ....In Brief
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the city.
 Home from Globe.
 Fred Oliver has returned from an
 extended visit in Globe.
 Back from Williams.
 Jesse Profit returned last night
 from an engagement in Williams.
 Visiting Relatives.
 J. P. Ryan is in the city from Eos sil Creek, visiting with relatives.
 Congress Junction Visitors.
 NIT. and Mrs. Byron Smith of Con gress Junction are visiting in the city.
 Here on Business.
 John Kinney is in the city from the Kinney group of mines on busi- ness.
 Left for Phoenix.
 Attorney Leroy Anderson left last night for Phoenix on professional bus mess.
 Roosevelt Bird Visits.
 Inc Roosevelt bird visited the home of MT. and Mrs. T. J. Martin in West Prescott Friday morning and present ed this popular couple with a healthy baby son.
 Home from Cruise.
 G. C. Ruffner arrived home last night from a cruise through the Gulf of California.
 New Deputy Appointed.
 Walter Cline of Camp Wood has been appointed deputy sheriff by Sheriff J. W. Smith. Left for Home.
 J. A. Stapp left last night for his home in Skull Valley after a short business visit here. Purchasing Supplies.
 M. J. Halloran is in the city from his camp on Groom Creek, purchasing mining supplies. Closed School.
 Miss Virginia Hite closed success ful six months term of school in Groom Creek on Friday Back from Bisbee.
 Martin Dergan returned yesterday from an extended visit in Bisbee. where he reports mining active. Left for Bouse.
 A. Haussener was an outgoing pas senger last night for the Bouse dis triet, where he has mining interests. Left for Date Creek.
 F. Haney left last night for Date Creek after short business visit here. He was accompanied by his daughter Home from Phoenix.
 II. C. Shotwell of the firm of Lati- mer X Shotwell, arrived home yester- day morning from business visit to  Home from Visit.
 J. B. Jolly, county school superin- tendent, arrived home yesterday from an official visit to the Fair Oaks school. Mining Man Here.
 Andrew Tonge, mine superinten- lent of the Weaver district, arrived lere yesterday on a short visit on mining business. Home from the Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Hope and R. N. 'redericks arrived nome yesterday af- ernoon from a pleasant week s outing n Castle Hot Springs. Constable Qualities.
 F.. \. Marlowe qualified as consta- 'le of Simmons precinct yesterday by fling his bond and oath in the office if the county recorder. Flying Visit
 II. B. Kohl, travelling passenger gent of the s. F., P. & P., and leased ines, paid a flying visit to Ash Fork esterday. returning home on the fight train. Tome for Funeral.
 W. L. Burgett arrived nome last ( fight from Hennessy, Oklahoma, to at end the funeral of his son, William l !. Burgett. The funeral will be held { his afternoon at 2:3O o'clock from , he Catholic church. Interment will e in the Citizens Cemetery. Ball. A grand masquerade ball will be O iven in Rudy hall, Kirkland, the night n February 19. J. A. Stapp and c. d . Shupp are the committee in charge II arrangements for the social affair, e hicn promises to eclipse any similar II rent ever held in Kirkland. C Tell Pleased With Property. y J. J. Hughes, of Haynes, Arkansas, nd T. C. Falbre, director of the Gold u l Ridge Mining and Milling Compa- II ', arrived here yesterday afternoon om a weeks stay at their company's