Weekly journal-miner., 1909-12-15
City News ]
 ...In Brief ]

(From Tuesdays Daily)

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 James M. Vassar, in charge of the
 mine work of the Mt. Elliott in Chap
 arral, is visiting the city on business.
 Goes to Swansea.
 Sam Miller, until recently in the employ of the S. F. P. & P. in this city, has gone to Swansea on bus mess.
 Land Attorney Arrives.
 F. c. Dezendorf, the general at torney of the U. s. Land Office with headquarters at Phoenix, is in the city on official matters.
 Brought in Product.
 W. s. Cox, the Mint Valley farmer, was a visitor to the city yesterday, bringing in a heavy consignment of farm products for the markets in the city.
 Goes to Desert.
 George Mayer has gone to Bouse, in the vicinity of which place he has mining interests to look after. He intends to spend the coming winter on the desert.
 Caught Coyotes.
 Peter Marx was the only contrib utor of belts yesterday before the board of supervisors, bringing in the hides of four, which he killed on his ranch near Juniper.
 Business Trip.
 D. J. Mccarthy is in the city from his mining claims in the Black Rock district, on a mine supply purchas- ing trip. He reports that field as active at many places.
 Returns to Humboldt.
 NJ. J. Heller, consulting engineer of the Arizona Smelling Company, returned yesterday from San Fran cisco and has gone to Humboldt, where he has his headquarters. Mining Man Returns.
 A. c. Massey, well known in mine circles of this county, returned from Santa Ana, Cal, yesterday. He had been on visit to his children in that city for several weeks past. Mining Man Arrives.
 J. T. Wheedon, interested in sever al mines in the Mineral Point dis trict, arrived yesterday from Los Angeles. He intends to begin the development of his properties imme- diately.
 To Inspect Service.
 R. s. Mason. chief engineer of | the Arizona Power Company, left yes terday for Jerome, to inspect the operation of the electrical service of his company at the United Verde and other camps.
 From the Mines.
 r. A. Fletcher, interested in the | Trinity group of mines, in Turkey Creek district, reached the city yes terday. He has been doing consid- erable work on that property during his absence from the city. Business Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Edwards have gone to Los Angeles for brief trip. MT. Edwards is operating the Cham pion mine at Walker and business matters in connection with that pro- jeet calls him away. Consulted Associates.
 George W. Montgomery, general manager of the Mint Gold Company, arrived from Williams Sunday and left for his camp in Copper Basin yesterday. Several of the stockhold- CTS of the enterprise reside at that point, and MT. Montgomery was call ed there for important consultation. Follow Same Vocation.
 J. NJ. Conner, operating mines at McCabe, and J. NJ. Conner of the Walker mining field, both brothers, are in the city on mine supply pur- chasing trips. Both report their re- speetive fields as prosperous in the mining line. Verdict for Plaintiff.
 The case of Fitzmaurice against Poland, involving title to a COW, was tried by jury in the district court Saturday and a sealed verdict rem dered in favor of the plaintiff for $l1. The case was on appeal from the justice court. Must Go Home.
 Wong Ding, arrested a few days ( ago at Ash Fork, for being illegally in the United States, had his exami- I nation yesterday before U. s. Com l missioner Moore. He was caught C at the above place by Immigration t Inspector Thiess and brought to this i city fo rtrial. He claimed to be a native born Chinaman, but this was T