Weekly journal-miner., 1909-09-08
New Teacher Arrives.

New Teacher Arrives.
 Miss Burway, a young lady who en- | iOvs an excellent name in education al eenters, has arrived in the city from Olathe, Kan, and is the guest of Mrs. George Herbeson. She has been retained to teach the Camp Verde school and will leave soon to commence a term.
 Returns From Ohio.
 After a visit of several weeks with relatives and friends in Springfield, Ohio, MT. and Mrs. Ralph Fisher ar rived home last night. MT. Fisher was called to that point by the illness of his mother, and a few days after reaching that city she passed away. To Inspect Mines.
 George Young, a miner, but not re- lated to the manager of the Madizelle of the same name, although he has been employed on that property f1I several months, was visitor to the city yesterday. He is en route to Bouse, in the vicinity of which he has valuable mining interests to look after.
 Climatic Cure.
 Otto Libardon, the Bradshaw miner,  will seon leave this section on the advice of his physician, and seek lower elevation, going possibly to San Diego, where a change of climate and diet it is believed will benefit him. He is suffering from partial paralysis, and is confined to his room in this city. Mine Official in City.
 T. A. Warden, superintendent of the Pioche Copper and Gold Mining company, new and splendid mining enterprise near Bouse, is visiting the city on a business trip. He has re- gently been to Tucson, and will go to his camp in few days to per. sonally direct the work of develop ment. Appreciate Home Work.
 Following the shipment of a home. made Whim by the Arizona Mine Sup I ply company a few days ago, to the | Wenden country, this firm has re- I C., ..- These utilities are manufactured at | their machine department, and are pronounced the equal of the imported | ones, and are cheaper in price. Bad Health.
 R. P. Duncan, one of the heaviest l stockholders in the Eleanor Placer Mining company, who are erecting | an extensive plant at French Gulch, | left yesterday for Indiana. He ex- poets to remain away for several weeks, and stated that his health for | some time had been poor, and he de- sired a change of climate for the present. The work of installing the i plant is being rushed, and after 1t | is completed MT. Duncan will return to remain permanently.
 Sells Land.
 While in the city yesterday G. G. Henderson disposed of the Water Hole mining claim at Walker to the Ari- zOna Power company for a eonsidera- | ton of $50. The ground covered by this location will be utilized by this company for building purposes, and will be the distributing point for the electrical system they will later in- troduce. Gold In the Rough.
 R. H. HetheringtOn yesterday for warded a carload of concentrates to Fl PasO for the Congress mine. Pro duction from this property is regu l larly maintained and every week a i bar of bullion and a shipment of concentrates comes to this city. It is the oldest operated gold mine in Ari- zona and its total yield will run into the millions of dollars.
 Sheriff Goes Home.
 Joseph F. Wood, sheriff of Navajo | county, passed through the city yes terday afternoon from Phoenix, where | he delivered an insane man to the | territorial asylum. He says the range |