Weekly journal-miner., 1909-02-24
City News
 ....In Brief
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ing in the city.
 McCabe Visitor.
 Mrs. J. O. PruiN of Mecabe is visit ing in the city. Stockman Visits.
 Charles Burkes, the upper Verde stockman, visited here yesterday. Home from Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Dave Finnie arrived home last night from an extended visit in Los Angeles.
 In from Camp.
 John Kinney is in the city from his mining camp in Eugenie gulch, on short visit.
 Mayer Visitor.
 Dan Bowen, the Mayer mining man, arrived here last night on short bus mess visit.
 In from the Etta.
 Paul Medloek is in the city from the Etta mine in the Verde district on short business visit. Will Visit Relatives.
 Mrs J. c. Graves was an outgoing passenger last night for Phoenix to visit relatives and friends. New Curtain Arrives.
 A new curtain for the Elks opera house arrived last night. It will be placed in the next few days. Nursing Sore Eye.
 Rex Dalglich arrived here yesterday from Blue Bell siding to secure medi- cal attention for sore right eye. Stockmen Visit.
 James Alexander and I. Y. Stevens, stockmen from the Sycamore Creek country, are here on stock business. Home from the Valley.
 Joe Roberts arrived home yesterday from the Salt River wiley, where he purchased fat steers for his local meat markets.
 Phoenix Visitor.
 Attorney F. C. DezendOrf of Phoe- nix is here on professional business Tn the court of Court Commissioner J. NJ. W. Moore.
 Left for Home.
 Mrs. Herb Cook left yesterday for her home in Kirkland, after a pleas ant visit here with relatives and friends.
 Left for the Springs.
 A. W. Edwards was an outgoing pas senger last night for Castle Hot Springs on one of his periodical bus mess visits.
 Back from Bradshsws.
 A. L. Harroun, of Kansas City, re- turned here last night from a visit to the Bradshaw mountains, where he has mining interests. Small Hide Contribution.
 William Langdon of the Verde Val ley was the only bounty pelt contribut- or yesterday with the hides of two wild cats and one coyote. Home from Hunt.
 Joe Archambeau and Ramsey Pat terson have returned from lion hunt in the Slate Creek country. They failed to bag any big game Left for Home.
 J. ". Hubbard, superintendent ol the Cleopatra Copper Company, Jeff yesterday for his nome in Jerome, af ter a short business visit here. Passed Through. MT. and Mrs ". H. Simpson of Chi eago passed through here last night ol their way to Castle Hot Springs. H' is advertising agent for the Santa F' system.
 Mine Manager Visits.
 Harrington Blauvelt, general man ager of the Cash Mining Company was here yesterday on business iron his compauy's camp in the Hassayam pa district.
 Enjoying Vacation.
 Michael J. Lawler is in the city, at ter filling a five months engagement with the Arizona Power Company 8 Fossil Creek. He is enjoying a well earned vacation.
 Accept New Positions.
 M. l.. Earnhart and J. c. Comeilso were outgoing passengers last nigh for the camp of the Big Stick Minin Company in the Santa Maria distrie where they have accepted positions Mining Men Here.
 Dr. c. II. Ice and T. c. Murphy, C lIannington, West Virginia, Teturne here last night from visit to Nave They are large shareholders in the Ri by Mining and Reduction Company. Passed Through.
 r. o. Poulson of Williams and G. l Coffin of Flagstaff passed through ye terday on their way home from bu' ness visits to Phoenix and the Salt Ri