Weekly journal-miner., 1909-09-29
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MT. ana mrb. IF. N. flynn itlt yoS terday for Globe, where the former is heavily identified with mining near that city. MT, Flynn was with the Consolidated Arizona Smelling com pany during the preliminary work of recognizing that syndicate. He per formed important work and his asso- citation with that enterprise is gem orally regarded as of material con sideratiOn.
 Controversy Closed.
 The Italian Chink war is now slum- bering in the downy bed of a cessa- ton of hostilities, Judge Farley find ing Frank Teccoleni guilty and smooth ing Tom Vernetti with an acquittal. The former paid $2O for the pane that was shattered in Man Woo Chung's business house. The entire population of both elements were in court to hear all about the trouble. Several Americans witnesses complet- ed very cosmopolitan assemblage. Financier Home.
 Judge E. W. Wells returned to the city yesterday morning from busi- ness trip to Phoenix. He was called to the Capital City to look after his private affairs and incidentally took a spectators interest in the Chautau- qua celebration now going on in that place. Judge Wells reports the event as an interesting one.
 Competent Girl Leaves.
 Miss Margaret Sperling. the eff cient telegraph operator, who has been employed at the Western Union office in this city, left yesterday for Fair view, on the Santa Fe, where she will enter the service of the railroad. She is a popular girl and her leaving the city is attended with regret by many friends and admirers.
 Finish Contract.
 Dan and Tony Valdriui, well known mining men of this section, have re- turned from the Bradshaws, where they have completed big contract on the War Eagle mine. They are outspoken in saying that when devel- opment outlined on this property is finished. it is their opinion that one of the best pieces of ground in this section will be demonstrated.
 Mining Man Arrives.
 James Noel, interested in property at Tonto Basin, near Payson, arrived yesterday morning from Los Angeles and continued to the south last eve ming. He will be joined at Phoenix by T. E. Campbell and they will both proceed to his mines on trip of examination. MT. Campbell is in terested in the properties.
 Mining Visitor.
 Al Mcclellan, a popular miner of this county, is in the city, arriving from the south yesterday. Mir. Me Lellan will be remembered as having been bitten by a hydrophObia dog about one year ago and went to the Pasteur institute of Chicago for treat inent He says that he has not ex- perienced the least effect of any ill., ness through the bite and believes he has passed out of the danger zone. Won and Lost.
 Dear On, a Jerome Chinaman who was accused of stealing opium from Jim Lung at the time the latter was killed in that city last May, was acquitted of the charge a few days ago. He was immediately rearrested and appeared before United States Commissioner Rutherford for selling opium contrary to the federal laws, who committed him to the United States grand jury. The opium is valued at about $200.
 To Hunt Big Game.
 If he escapes the hospital and if no broken bones result today from his pitching eorkscrews into the Printers, Johnny Lindell and Mrs. Lindell ex- peet to leave the city tomorrow for the Diamond Bar ranch in Chino val ley to begin hunting deer or anything else in the big game line. From that point they will go on to Juniper and expect to be away for a month. Jeff Peterson, friend, will reach the city this morning and join the above and engage in the pleasures of the chase. MT. Peterson is the big stockman of Tempe and is coming to this section on a trip of recreation for a few weeks.