Weekly journal-miner., 1909-04-21
Circulating New Buttons.

tHC lpuSHS AAOoS COHPdihyy ID CAASul"e- ing new buttons to the volunteer mem bers of his company.
 Cattle King Here. J. W. Sullivan, the northern Arizo- na cattle king, arrived here yesterday from his headquarters ranen near Se- ligman, on stock business.
 Left for Phoenix. Mrs. James Graves, who is reported slightly indisposed, was an outgoing passenger yesterday morning for Phoe- nix, where she will visit relatives. Left for Home.
 W. s. Goldswortny, general agent Of the Santa Fe, with headquarters in Phoenix, left Sunday night for home, after short visit here with relatives. Stopped Over Here.
 G. P. Henderson, of Poland, stopped over here Sunday on his way home to Poland from a visit to the Wickenburg district, where he has mining interests. Saw the Circus.
 "Dick' Newton arrived home yes terday from Phoenix, where he at tended the circus last week and en- ioyed the sights of the Salt River val ley.
 Bounty Pelts Received.
 Albert NJ. Jones was the only con- tributor to the supervisors collection of bounty belts yesterday, with the hides of fourteen coyotes and two wild eats.
 Passed Through.
 Lon D. Hall, president of the Verde Falls Gold Mining Company, passed trough here last night on his way from Mayer to Phoenix, on business of his company.
 Home from Flagstaff.
 Attorney Henry F. Ashurst and Court Reporter Norviel arrived home Sunday night from Flagstaff, where they attended a session of the district court last week. -,, .. Logansport Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bowman, of LOgansport, Indiana, are recent ar rivals in the city on a visit with their brothers, E. L. Bowman and F. A. Bowman. Letf for Home.
 Attorney Fred Morrison, a former resident of this city and Kingman, left yesterday afternoon for his home in Los Angeles, after a short professional visit here.
 Mining Man Here.
 Former County Assessor D. ]. Suli- van, president and general manager of the United Gold Mines Company, ar rived here yesterday from his com psny's camp at Congress. Stopped Over Here.
 William Dean, foreman for the Big Stick Gold Company, stopped over here yesterday on his way to Jerome from Castle Hot Springs, where he en- joyed well-earned vacation. Report Enjoyable Visit.
 MT. and Mrs. D. F. Moriart;.. ap1 baby, of Chicago, left yesterday after noon for their homes ;n Phoenix, af- ! ter pleasant visit here, the gyests of | Mir. and Mrs. !. r.. MulreiH. Left for Home.
 Frank Drais was an outgoing pas senger Sunday night for his home in Bisbee, after attending the funeral of his late brother-in-law. Brick Brown ! rig Modem, Saturday afternoon. More Poland Bullion.
 The Prescott National Bank re. | ceived a gold bar weighing 16O ounces from the Poland Mining Company yes terday. The bullion will be shipped | to the branch mint at San Francisco. ! Left for Congress.
 Charles T. Lynch. the Jerome real estate agent and mining man, who ar rived here Sunday morning from the Copper City, left last night for the Congress country on mining business. Receives Government Seeds.
 J. P. Dillon is in receipt of a con- signment of garden and vegetable seeds from Washington, through the courtesy of Mark Smith, retired dele gate to congress. The seeds will be on the principle of first come, first served. " Will Make Home Here.
 Mrs. c. M. Rogers and children aI- roved here last night from their home in Monterey, California, to make their future home here. They were met at Ash Fork by Mrs. Charles Colquette, sister to Mrs. Rogers, who escorted them here.
 Will Visit old Home