Weekly journal-miner., 1909-05-12

the east.
 In from Roundup.
 L. l.. Harmon returned here yester- day afternoon from a wild horse round up on his ranges in the Camp Wood country. He will leave for his home in Tempe this morning.
 Purchasing Supplies.
 II. L. Fritz is in the city from his mines in the Blind Indian section of supplies.
 Visiting in Walker.
 Sheriff J. w. Smith left yesterday morning for the Walker district, on of fcial business.
 Jerome Visitor.
 s. s. Davis of Jerome arrived here last evening from the Copper City on short business visit. In from His Mines.
 Joseph Moro is in the city from the Moro group of mines in the A. C. country, on mining business. Purchased Supplies.
 Peter Maekin of Groom Creek visit ed here yesterday, purchasing supplies. He left for home in the afternoon. Visited Here Yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. William Hendriekson and baby son of McCabe visited here yesterday, returning home in the af- ternoon. ! Nogales Visitor Leaves. Bo J. Whitesides of Nogales left here yesterday for a visit with rela- tives and friends in the Verde valley and Jerome.
 Left for Home.
 F.. A. Sawyer left yesterday afteI- noon for his home in Winslow, after a pleasant visit here, combining business with pleasure.
 Visiting in Cedar Glade.
 Misses Mabel Wilson, Bessie Wilson and Zada Ralston left yesterday morn- ing for Cedar Glade, where they are the guests of relatives and friends. Enjoying Vacation.
 Emmett Fitzgerald is in the city from the camp of the Mount Elliott Consolidated Mines Company in the Big Bug district, enjoying well earned vacation.
 Mine Manager Visits.
 Harrington Blauvelt, general man nger of the Cash Mining Company, wis ited here yesterday on company bus mess, returning to the Cash mine in the afternoon. Left for the East.
 Alexander Mckenzie of Bismark, South Dakota, left yesterday afternoon for tour of the east, after pleasant visit here with his daughter, Miss Anne Mckenzie. Crazy Basin Rodeo.
 The spring rodeo of calves will start in Crazy Basin today. A good calf crop is reported from that section. The TO- deo will work in the direction of the Smith ranch.
 Prof. Scudder Re-Employed-
 Prof. B. II. Seudder, formerly prin- eipal of the Jerome schools, has been unanimously reelected superintendent of the Tempe Union high school and public school.
 Passed Through. Hugh Campbell, the northern An zona sheep king, passed through here last night on his way from Flagstaff to the Salt River valley, where he has land and stock interests. City Employees Paid.
 City employees and creditors of the city were paid their April accounts against the city yesterday, adding over s5,OOO to the circulating medium of the city. Mayor Goldwater is acting paymaster pending the appointment of city clerk. Walker Visitors.
 Mn and Mrs. A. F. Hurley and Mrs. F. A. Chapman of Walker are visiting in the city MT. Hurley is general manager of the Penn Arizona Mining company, owning and operating the Mudhole group of mines and other promising mining properties in the dis triet.
 Sinking in Progress.
 w. H. Skinner, treasurer and gen ,, eral manager of the POcahontas Cop per Queen Mining Company, who ar- rived here last night from his camp near Mayer, reports his new shaft down to a depth of D feet with an excellent ore showing from the surface down. He says the value are improv- =