Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-02
Renewing Acquaintances.


 for several days. MT Burns has re- sided for many years along the Santa Fe, and formerly was a frequent wis itor to the city.
 Official Trip.
 Deputy Sheriff C. c. Keeler return ed last night from a civil trip for the sheriff's office to the works of the Yavapai Oil company at Valley. Back from Phoenix. H. K. Behn, who has been assisting his brother in business lines at Phoe- nix for the past few weeks, returned to his home in the city yesterday. Mining People Arrive.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. E. Allsted, the for mer the general manager of the Mid night Test mine, on Groom Creek, are in the city on visit with friends. Expensive Pugilism.
 A soldier of Whipple was fined yes terdav in the sum of $2O for the al- legged assault of a sick Mexican. He paid the penalty and was taken back to the barracks.
 Ladies Aid Meeting.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Con gregational church will meet at the home of Mrs. W. A. Drake, North Mount Vernon avenue, tomorrow af- ternoon, at o'clock.
 From the Reserve. 1 Thomas L. Mercer, in charge of the forest service range in the Skull Valley district, is visiting the city on business pertaining to his posi- ton.
 From Lime Works.
 T. J. Sheffield, the superintendent of the Puntenney Lime works, and deputy sheriff of the district, was business visitor to the city yesterday, returning home on the afternoon train.
 Buys Mining Ground.
 A deed was filed for record yes | terday in which for a nominal sum George Mahard of the Lower Has sayampa secures title to a half inter- est in eleven placer mining claims from Sidney Selover of Los Angeles. Mine Manager Here.
 s. J. Gnash, president of the Pick and Drill Mining company, who are operating near Humboldt was in the city yesterday on business of his en- terprise. He will return to his camp today where development is proceed ! ing satisfactorily. l Condition Improved. Dave Bruner, who has been confined at the Mercy hospital for several days, threatened with an attack of pneumonia, is reported as recovering, and will leave in a few days for Lynx Creek, where he has mining in 1 terests.
 From Famed Mine.
 John Bullard, owner of the famous Bullard mine, near Congress Junction, is paying the city a business visit. This is his first trip to the city in many years, and he expresses himself as pleased with the appearance of the old metropolis. After Cattle.
 Ed. II. Anthony, the energetic Tex as cattle buyer, who is hunting for cattle for the market, arrived last night from the north, where he has been looking over the range for de- sirable animals to place on feeding ground for the market
 Successful Teacher. [ Miss Mary Stephens, the teacher of the public school at Clear Creek, has closed the term, and will leave in few days for her home at Lewisburg, Pa. This is her second term in teach ing, and many compliments are ex- tended her for the excellent service given.
 Placer Land Sold. \ deed was recorded yesterday, whereby A. lL Horton, B. L. Rice and N E. Horton disposed of placer ground in Copper Basin to Minor L. Moore, for the sum of $500. The working of the project will be under taken immediately by the new owner.
 Bullion Receipt.
 Yesterday the Prescott National Bank received a 200 ounce bar of gold bullion from the Congress Con solidated. that went to the mint. It will be followed today by a car of concentrates that will be treated at Fl Paso, Tex, going through the ore house of R. II. Hetherington. Mil Man in City.
 Henry V. Braun, the mill man at the Boyd mines, on the Santa Maria, is in the city for a few days. He will have charge of the plant of the