Weekly journal-miner., 1909-09-01
Mining Man Visitor.

? Mining Man Visitor. . O. B. Stanton, identified with sev ? eral mining projects in this field, whC f returned a few days ago from tn,
 east, left yesterday for Jerome or business.
 To Visit Relatives.
 George Brown, mining man ot 7 Harrington, left yesterday to visit , relatives for several weeks iH Bloom field, Iowa.
 . Yaeger Visitor.
 Mrs. J. M. Cook, wife of the big stockman and mining man of the
 Black Hills, is visiting the city for
 a few days.
 Goes to Phoenix.
 Mrs. J. Noble, wife of the proiec-
 tor of the big Noble building now
 nearing completion at Phoenix, was
 a visitor to the city yesterday. She
 is residing at Winslow, and is en
 route to the Capital City. Here For Rest.
 R. M. Dawson, the city editor of
 the Phoenix Gazette, is here on his
 annual vacation which for several sue
 cessive years has been spent in the
 Mile High city. Mir. Dawson will re-
 main here until after the Labor day
 festivities.
 Jerome Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs. K. Rottermel and
 G. Rottermel, well known residents of Jerome, who have been visiting friends in McCabe for several days, reached the city yesterday, and will return to their home in the Cop per City tomorrow.
 Prominent Mine Engineer. F. NJ. Flynn, ranking high in mine engineering, and an associate of 4. s. Dwight, both of whom were promi- nently identified with the work of rebuilding the Humboldt smelter, left last night for Globe, his home. It is his intention to return to this sec tion in about ten days. Mir. Flynn has recently examined the Bordea mine of the Money Metals Mining company, and has been employed on other mining projects since arriving in this county. Special Registration.
 Attending the holding of two local option elections, one at Kirkland and the other at Walker, special regis tration of voters will take place at each of the above places. To that end Recorder Bradbury has ordered G. | G. Henderson and R. E. Johnson to perform this duty at Walker and i Louis Haselfeld to see the voters at Kirkland. Shooter Acquitted.
 W. T. Sawyer, who was accused of shooting cattle belonging to Wayne Ritter few days ago, had his exami- Wednesday and was discharged. The cattle were found near the Coronado | mine, of which MT. Sawyer is the superintendent, but no direct evidence was established who killed them. As sistant District Attorney Sullivan rep resented the county in the hearing. Court in Chambers.
 Judge E. NJ. Doe reached Prescott Wednesday evening and yesterday convened a term of court in chambers for the hearing of any cases that might come before him. The only case considered was that wherein the divorce proceedings of Powell against Powell were under consideration in so far as alimOny was to figure. Judge Doe ordered the payment of s2O per month to the woman, pending a decision later as to the legal mer its of the controversy on divorce grounds. The parties to this suit are prominent in Coeonino county. Visitor From Desert.
 | ing near the Little Butte claims, is recent arrival in the city on busi- ness. He says that the Bouse and Swansea railroad is at present fin lshed with the grade completed for distance of over ten miles, while rails and ties are laid for about four miles. In speaking of the fall work in that section on many mining elims, he anticipates a great rush of miners as well as investors, the country be- ing undoubtedly one of the most at traetive mineral divisions of northern Arizona. He will return to his camp i in a few days. l To Test Climate. T
 As a result of the recent meet ng of the Arizona Medical association :