Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-16
Cattlemen Visitors.

| ChInO country, are Tn the city for few days visit with friends and to transact business.
 Prominent Operator Arrives.
 Col. R. s. Sweet, heavily identified with mining properties in the Senator country, was an arrival yesterday from Chicago. He is here to make an examination of his interests and will go to his camp today.
 Returns Home.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Roberts, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Joe Bold, for several weeks, returned to her home at Wiekenburg, yesterday. Miss Nellie Roberts remained for a few days visit with friends.
 Finished Duties.
 A. F. Brown, of the Gamewell Fire Alarm company, finished his duties in the city yesterday in installing the apparatus, and left last night for Phoenix, where he will look into the alarm service of that city.
 Inspecting Dividend Mine. 2.
 H. William Stevens, general man. ager of the Mount Elliott Consolidated Mines company, has gone to Chap arral to inspect the Diveidend mine, under operation by his syndicate. He is expected to return today. Hauling Oil.
 Lorenzo Bennett, freighter of the Santa Maria, is in the city for brief trip on business. He has the con- tract to haul oil from Hillside to the Boyd mines on the river, the mill on which properties is to start Up in a few days.
 To Look at Road.
 Supervisors Smith and Stewart will leave today for Williamson Valley, to inspect the road work going on at the famous Simmons Crossing, under repair. They will be taken to the grade by F. W. Foster in the latter's automobile.
 AIVeT m1nluS SuppneS
 Tim Fell, who is opening up mines on Lower Lynx Creek, was in the city yesterday after supplies for his camp. He states that his interests are developing favorably, and the out look better in the district than in many years.
 On the Run.
 "Happy Jack" Davis, an efficient railroader, has assumed the responsi bilities of the brakeman run on the passenger from Ash Fork to Pres colt, succeeding Jimmy Stewart, who has been elevated to the post of yardmaster at Ash Fork. Big Tank Shipped.
 Yesterday the Arizona Mine Supply company shipped a big water tank to the United Gold Mines company at Congress, that measured fifteen feet deep by eight feet in diameter. W. T. Hall, Jr., an employe of the shop, went to the camp to install it. Will Marry Soon.
 A marriage license was issued to Elvin Earl Byers, of Jerome, yester- day, by Probate Judge Hicks, author izing him to wed Miss Ruth Holmes of Decatur county, Indiana, who will ar rive in a few days, and the mar riage will take place at that time. Looked After Estate.
 Mrs. Lizzie Moe, the widow of the late Gus Moe, who was called to Sac ramento, Cal, some months ago, to lcok after property interests belong ing to the deceased, returned to Pres colt, yesterday, and will go to her old home near Mayer today. While en route she visited Los Angeles, where her son is completing a busi ness education in a college, and who in a short time will graduate: Leaves for Home.
 Mrs. F. L. Nail, sister to W. A. Deering, the merchant of this city, left yestedray for Beaumont, Texas, her home. She has been a visitor here for several months, and is pleased at the climatic attractions, regaining her former health from this and former trips. Her husband is one of the prominent lawyers of that state. Mine Mechanic Arrives.
 John MeKinnon, who has valuable mining interests near the Senator, was an arrival in the city yesterday on business matters. He has recent ly perfected a mine dumping machine which is being used in several mining camps, and is spoken highly of by all using it.
 New Boy in Town.
 The pleasant news was received yes terday evening from the home of MT. and Mrs. Fritz Kellar, that a fine | looking boy had arrived, and there