Weekly journal-miner., 1916-03-15
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lFrom Thursdays Daily

(From Thursdays Daily) Official Business.
 Constable J. r. Cook of Clarkdale was an arrival yesterday on official business
 On Business.
 Pete Diskin left yesterday for Skull valley to look after his business in terests for the rest of the week. Passing Through.
 Pail Pecarich. a well known busi- ness man of Jerome. is i1 the city en route home after a trip to Phoenix St. Mary's Guild.
 St. Mary's Guild will meet this af- ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the nome of Mrs. w. w. Ross. on South Mount Vernon street.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs. May Brow, former resident or the city, was an arrival yesterday. from Phoenix, having business mat ters to look after here. Visiting Miner.
 Sam Fowler. a well known miner oi the county. was an arrival yesterday from the Bradshaws to enjoy Q vaca- ton for a short time and to visit with friends.
 . Country Visitor.
 Ed. Hill of Agua Fria valley was an arrival yesterday and reported warm weather as starting new feed to grow, and farmers and rangemen rejoicing over a fine outlook.
 Engineers Arrive.
 T. Y. Dennison, of Ely, New, and Fred D. Duncan of Salt Lake City, were arrivals few days ago and are now in the Bradshaw field making eX- aminations of mines.
 Returns From East.
 Mrs. C. H. Dunning, wife of the Big Pine mine operator, returned yes terday from the Eastern States, where she had been o1 an extended visit with relatives.
 Mining Business.
 John F. Pell. president of the Ma jor Mining Co.,, and Colonel Fred Bowler, general manager, left last night for New York City, on business pertaining totheir interests, to be away for short time only. Brief Visitor.
 James Rawles of Gallup. \. M., was an arrival yesterday and later left tor Suuaw Peak district, to look after his copper mining interests. He IS as5o- ciated with others of that city, and work has started with a small force. Comes to Visit.
 Harry Campbell, an employe of the Copper Giant mine, at Blackberry, was an arrival yesterday. after an absence of over a year, and will remain for a few days only to visit his mother Mrs. Daniel Campbell. and other rela tives.
 Business Change.
 w. M. Hisle yesterday sold hi: garage business to J. B. Cleavelarl and brother of Kingman. and will re tire from an active business life here after. He will make a tour of t1C country in auto, for pleasure and sightseeing, accompanied by his wifs Long Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. V. Sandcrson werT arrivals yesterday from Coolidge. \ NJ, on horseback, en route to Wen den. on the A. & C.. near which plac: they will locate, joining farming colony. They are driving l2 head O horses and average 5 miles per day Auto People Here.
 A. w. Maxwell. State representa- tive of the Studebaker auto, and JohT R. Huff, manager of the Phoenl' agency. were arrivals yesterday, driv ing two cars Gage & Reibeling ar' their local agents. Mrs. Maxwell ac companied her husband on the trip The party reported road conditions unsatisfactory.
 Rough Trip.
 MT. and Mrs. C. A. Miller an; daughter. Miss Margaret Miller, O San Bernardino. Cal. were arrivals Ii auto yesterday en route to Phoeni' to locate They report very dis agreeable trip over rough roads, il the northern part of the State. a1' would advise other travellers to defe going to the Coast overland.