Weekly journal-miner., 1910-09-28
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Off For Hunt.
 { W. E. and F. J. Slavin will leave this morning for an extended hunt ing trip for deer in the southern part of the county, and before returning will visit their mining interests in the Hassayampa district.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. T. H. MeCarty of McCabe, ac- companied by her daughter, Mrs. S. B. McAuley of Asn Fork, and Mrs. Hugh Burns of McCabe, were ar rivals in the city yesterday, and will remani for a few days visiting with friends.
 Leaves for East.
 T. J. Crowl, brother-in-law of J. l.. Took of the J. l. Gardner mercantile house, left yesterday for Illinois to visit relatives for a few weeks, and will accompany his father to this city, the latter coming to reside per, manently.
 Examining Postofhces. c. F. Dutton and W. H. Golden, postal inspectors from Washington, returned yesterday from the Brad shaw Mountains, after several days absence, and left in the afternoon for the Senator section on a similar mission. They will remain for sev- eral days.
 Goes to the Range.
 Guy Bozarth, son of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Bozarth, arrived from Wicken- burg yesterday, where his parents are residing, and will leave today for Camp Wood, where he will visit his brothers, Asa and Orville Bozarth for several days, the latter being en- gagged in the cattle business. Returns From East.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Thayer ar rived yesterday from Indianapolis. Ind, and will remain for an indef- mite time, MT. Thayer having mine interests in this section to look af- ter. He is a consulting engineer and has made several examinations of properties adjacent to this city. Fine Boy Arrives.
 Mir. and Mrs. George E. Ainsworth of Walnut Creek, the former a son of the famous cabbage king, are re- ceiving many congratulations from friends over the arrival of a boy at their home, the pleasant event taking place in this city a few days ago. The young man tips the scales at an even twelve pounds
 Mine Operator Arrives.
 pr. W. H. Butcher, prominently known in mining circles of Mohave county, was an arrival yesterday in the city and comes to look over this section for a few days. He is To- cated in the well known Cedar dis triet of that county, and states that he will begin development on the old Cedar mine upon his return Ready for the Money. The tax roll of the county for the year has been turned over to Treas urer Herndon, ex-oficio tax collector, and that official announces that he is ready to receive the amounts due the county from and after this date. The taxpayer is also informed that the delinquent day this year will fall on Monday, December 18th, the third Monday in the month, legally desig- mated by law when payments will cease without the usual penalty be- ing attached.
 W. c. T. U. Reception.
 The ladies of the W. c. T. U. most cordially invite their friends 10 a reception and social to be given in their new quarters in the New Brinkmeyer building, near the West Gurley street bridge, this afternoon at o'clock.
 Cattlemen in City.
 L. l.. Harmon of the Camp Wood range, C. H. Hooker of Ash Creek, and c. W. Fisher of the Horseshoe Ranch, near Cordes were among the prominent cattlemen in the city yes terday on business. Mrs. Fisher ae- eompanied her husband and will re- main for a few days, the guest of friends.
 J. E. Burredge, Jr.. a mining en- gineer of Carson City, New, after several days on the desert near Bouse, looking over that field, ar rived in the city yesterday, and will leave today for the Black Hills, for a few days visit. Later he will come to this city and remain for several days.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Stewart, who disposed of their residence in this