Weekly journal-miner., 1912-02-28
Found Guilty.
Leaves for old Home.

night for Poughkeepsie, N. Y.. where he will visit with relatives for few months. his mother being reported seriously i'll. On his return he will be accompanied by a brother. whom he has never seen, this being his first trip home in twcnty.eight years.
 (From Tuesdays Daily) Valley vtasor.
 Mrs. s. W. Holder is in the city from Kirkland Valley visiting with friends.
 Prom tho Minss.
 Geo. F.. Duff, mining man of Big Bug district, was in the city yesterday on business.
 Visiting Minsr.
 John q. Carmesn, a mining man of the Senator section. is in the city on a bushes trip for a few days. Big Bug viator.
 Fred F. Edwards was in the city Sunday from Poland, on a business and pleasure visit, returning home yesterday.
 Mining Visitor.
 II. II. Keays is in the city from the Emporia mines on Green Creek, and reports considerable individual activ ity in that district.
 Businoss Vtsit.
 II. N. Coleman, general manager of the Sunnyside mines, near Senator was in the city yesterday. on business matters affecting his interests. Returns Home.
 Mrs. II. A. Thorbecke, who has beer visiting with her mother, Mrs. M Fitzgerald and friends in the city returned to her home at Jerome yes terday.
 Ash Fork Visitor.
 Mrs. J. D. Riser, wife of the wei known railroad man, is in the cit, from Ash Fork for a few days visit ink Wltu IIltuus.
 Mine Supplies Shipped.
 The Arizona Mine Supply compan, shipped yesterday to the vultur' Mines company, steel water tank O. 1000 gallons capacity, with othe mining supplies.
 Visiting Ranssmsn.
 D. M. Francis, the well known Co conino county sheep grower, arrive, from the southern part of the count. yesterday where he has been looking after his interests.
 Sells Rxv,oavss.
 Jack Baker, one of the best know of commercial travellers, is in the cit, on business, and handles as usual giant powder and other high explo sives, of . San Francisco firm.
 Hks VIII Initaats.
 There will bs initiation of two csz didxtes at tho meeting of the loca lodge of Elks tomorrow night. large attendance is desired. Follow ing the ceremonies a buffet iuncheo will be served in the club rooms b Steward Grabb. Conclude visit Mir. and Mrs. Charles A. Smitl who have been visiting with thel daughter, Miss Elizabeth Smith, student of St. Joseph's Academy, n turned to their home at Jerome yel terday, where MT. Smith Is an en ploye of the United Verde compsn. , Pioneers Return.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. NJ. Clark, of Ne
 Haven, Conn.,, arrived in the cit Sunday, and win remain indefinitel. { Mir. Clark was for many years res deat of this county, and will he fa' orably remembered as the owner ( {. the wellknown Chicago group (
 mines on Groom Creek, which
 operated in early days. He return 2 to look after the above interest ' They are at the St. Michael. Q Back on the Lne. | Archie Vanhoy, of Skull valle e was iB the city yesterday, and h' f again entered railroad service, as Sc
 tion foreman of the s. r. P. (
 railway. He also has large farmir s interests, and says that the preseI !. time Is most propotious for makir $ rigid application of the pripcip T of dry farming he has ever exper !. enced during his residence in Il county, from tas long duration of Il '. drought.