Weekly journal-miner., 1910-09-07
(From Tuesdays paiIyl

From Tuesdays Daily
 MT. and Mrs. c. P. Wingfield of Huron are visiting in the city.
 James Andrew, the McCabe mining man, is here on mining business.
 T. F. Averill, the Mayer mining man, is here on mining business.
 Miss Ellen Hughes and Miss Mary Boyle of Phoenix are visiting in the city.
 Justice of the Peace J. W. Kraemer of Ash Fork is here on official busi- ness.
 Ed. Anthony left yesterday for a thirty days business visit to Texas on stock business.
 J. B. Girand, Territorial engineer, is recent arrival from the south on Territorial road business.
 B. H. Yaeger was an outgoing pas senger yesterday afternoon for Del Rio, where he has extensive sheep interests.
 B. H. Fulkerson, contractor and decorator, left yesterday for Jerome, where he was recently awarded a contract.
 A. c. Mcqueen, live stock and claim agent of the S. F., P. & P. system, is here on business of his departments.
 W. W. Elliott, who has been i'm specting mining property along Big Bug for several days, returned to the city yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert MeCrea left yesterday for their home in Needles. Cal, after a pleasant visit here, the guests of friends.
 Richard Brown was an outgoing i passenger yesterday for Needles, Cal, where he has accepted a responsible position in the railroad shops.
 T. H. Ahlers, special officer of the Santa Fe between Winslow and Needles, returned yesterday to the l main line, after a short official visit l
 R. E. Morrison left Sunday on a | professional trip of several days to BOuse and Swansea, where he has i'm portant matters to attend to for clients.
 T. B. Carter of Walnut Grove came in last evening from the Verde Valley, where he accompanied Mrs. Carter, who remained to visit with friends.
 Assistant District Attorney P. W. O'SGllivan and Homer Wood. can didate for the constitutional eOnven- tion, left yesterday afternoon for Jerome, where they delivered ad- dresses last night. Mir O'sullivan will represent the Territory today at two preliminary examinations in the Jerome justice court.
 William Harmony, of the s. F., P. < P. engineer corps, returned yes terGay afternoon from a visit to the Arizona & California railroad, west of Parker
 L. Gadette left yesterday for his home in Jerome after a visit of sey- eral days, returning from his an nual vacation at the coast resorts of /, Southern California.
 Daniel Campbell returned yester- day to Jerome, where he fills a re- sponsible position with the Haynes i Copper company, after a pleasant ( visit here with his family.
 Mrs. J. A. Keteherside of Phoenix arrived Sunday and left yteserday for Camp Verde, where she will be he guest of her parents, MT. and , Mrs. George W. Hanee, several days. V
 Henry IF. Ashurst left Sunday for S Southern Arizona, where he says he q will combine business with a dis l ,ussion of the political Statehood rituation from a Democratic stand point. Oscar Irwin, city agent in Phoenix . if the Ford automobile, was a vls- tor to the city during the latter ,art of last week on a brief busi- J less visit. He will return to his t Iome today. G W. A. Long, who retired from f, rinting and general newspaper work everal years ago, to devote his en- ire time to mining, is here on busi- U ess from his mines in the Upper Ill Igua Fria district