Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-09

which he is the general manager
 He was the first operator to enter
 that zone and his determinations in
 mining possibilities are noteworthy
 and are attracting attention in en.
 gineering circles, and particularly SC
 as depth is reached.
 Popular Roadster.
 Ed. L. Shaw, one of the most pop.
 ular travellers in commercial lines of
 business, is in the city to renew pleasant acquaintanees, and to puff up the famous St. Elmo weed, that
 he dispenses. He is of agreeable per sonality and meets many friends to welcome him to the Queen City.
 Visiting Mother.
 Miss Nellie Roberts, a popular young lady of Wiekenburg, was an arrival yesterday, and is a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bold, where her mother, Mrs. M. A. Rob- erts, is also staying. She will remain in tn eeity for some time, while her mother will return to Wiekenburg tomorrow.
 Returns to Reside.
 The many friends of Mrs Archie Middleton, who has been residing at Wiekenburg, will be pleased to learn that she will return to Prescott the coming week to remain during the summer. Her husband is employed by the Brayton Commercial company in that city and will remain there for the present.
 City Property Sold.
 The real estate house of Martindell, Horne & Co.,, reported yesterday the closing of the sale of the AL Vroom residence on the corner of Virginia and Moeller streets, in the northeast ern part of the city to A. J. Peter. The property is desirable. No con sideration was given in the deed. Coming Event.
 Miss Fay Ashbrook, who left for Los Angeles, yesterday, it is cur rently reported in the city, will be led to the matrimonial altar at AL hambra in a few weeks, this an nouncement coming from friends of the lady. Miss Ashbrook resigned few days ago from the accounting department of the J. I. Gardner mer- eantile house in this city. Seriously Injured.
 John Crambuhl, an employe of the Eleanor Placer Mining company, was brought up from Kirkland yesterday afternoon to receive medical treat ment for his eyes, receiving injuries from the spattering of babbit metal a few days ago. He is badly burned and fears are entertained for his eye sight, both eyes being burned seri- ously. He was taken to the. Mercy hospital.
 Cases Monday.
 The fourteen Chinamen arrested Friday night in a raid by Sheriff Smith and deputies on Granite street, had their preliminary hearing yes terday, and the case went over until when the trial will take place. They are accused of gambling and fan tan is the alleged method of doing business. The bunch is un- der S7OO bail bond, which was given. Seeing His Sons.
 Attorney H. H. Linney is enjoying a visit from his father, E. B. Lin ney, of Danville, Ky. He will remain here several weeks, during which period he will be visited here by son who is a resident of Bisbee. MT. Linney is delighted with the climate of Arizona, and since his arrival in the territory feels that he has ac- 1uired a new lease of life. Cemetery Under Roadway.
 The Mountain View Cemetery as 'oeiation yesterday began work on heir project, digging post holes and 'tringing woven wire on the north ,rn lines, which measure about eleven hundred feet across. A force is also l employed in laying out roads and paths in the enclosure and a well is being dug to irrigate the tract. A pumping plant will be placed on the ground for this purpose. A car load If cement will arrive Monday for the | walks and gullies and the entire eighteen acres placed in order for i he purposes intended.
 (From Tuesdays Daily