Weekly journal-miner., 1909-04-21
(Fron Fridays Daily.)

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 Here on Business.
 Michael McHale of MeCabe arrived
 here yesterday, on mining business. Will Leave for Home.
 s. 8. Davis will leave this morning for his home in Jerome after a short visit here.
 stockman Visits. D. D. Crabb, the Ferguson valley stoekman, arrived here last evening on stock business.
 Home from Hillside.
 John Lawler arrived home yesterda, afternoon from an extended visit to the Hillside mine.
 Home from Flagstaff.
 Attorney John Mason Ross arrived home last night from professional visit to Flagstaff.
 Railroad Man Arrives.
 J. A. Edson, president of the Kansas City Southern railroad, arrived at Fort Whipple last night on a visit with his daughter and son-in-law, Mrs. and Lieutenant Kenntn Williams Presi- dent EdsOn is accompanied by his two daughters.
 Circulating Among His Friends.
 John Brady is in the city from his mines in the Big Bug district, eircu- lating among his many friends. Left for Home.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Eble of Skull Valley Jeff last night for home, after a pleasant visit here with relatives. Here on Business.
 John Kinney arrived here last even ing from the Kinney group of mines in Eugenie guleh, on mining business. Back from wickenburg.
 c. A. French arrived home yesterday from a visit 10 Wickenburg and points on the Arizona & California railroad. Former Sheriff Visits.
 Former Sheriff John l.. AIunds mas returned from an extended visit at his stock ranch in the Grand Canyon re- zion.
 Skylight City Visitor.
 Miss Rosalie Clark of Flagstaff ar rived here last night from her home in the Skylight City, on visit with friends.
 Here from Bouse.
 Eugene Greenwood, a former resi- dent of this city, arrived here yester- day morning from Bouse on mining business.
 Home from Meeting.
 Harry Brisley arrived home yester- day from Phoenix, where he attended a meeting of the Territorial board of pharmacy.
 Stockman Visits
 J. H. Stephens arrived here yester- day morning on business from his stock ranges in the Sycamore and Tank creek sections. Left for Camp.
 Harry Campbell was an outgoing last night for the camp of the Big Stick Gold Company, after cir culating a few days here among his many friends. Forest Surveyors Here.
 J. Lefors, Jr., W. D. Britt and D. W. Adams, members of the national for est survey party plating the Poland section of the Prescott national for est, arrived here yesterday evening from their camp on the Big Bug mesa. Home from Jerome.
 Attorneys Leroy Anderson and T. c. Job arrived home yesterday morn ing from professional visits to Jerome, where they found business prosperous and mining active in the surrounding district.
 Sheep Baron Visits.
 Albert Jones, the northern Arizona sneep baron, arrived home yesterday 1Iom In6 pdoAuIcS OA sOulu- ern Yavapai county, where his flocks are grazing. He says feed is improv- ing on the ranges. Mine Manager Visits.
 J. H. Farrell, general manager of the New England Arizona Mining Company, visited here yesterday on business, returning to his camp in the Big Bug district in the afternoon. Left for the East.
 Miss Mabel Norris and her friend, Miss Burnham, left yesterday for New York. They will stop over at the Grand Canyon and Colorado Springs, Colorado, and will visit relatives in Chicago en route. Accepts New Position
 J. W. Cyrtis was an outgoing pas senger yesterday afternoon for the Juntenney lime kilns, where he has