Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-08


 The sale of five lots in Jerome was effected yesterday, Rene Rampont selling to Pat Riordan the above number on the Mountain View min ing claim, in Hooker's addition. The price paid was s .25O.
 H. L. Fshel, the efficient division superintendent of the S. E., P. & P, and in charge of the work on the A. & C., arrived from the front yes terday for a brief trip. He will re- turn to Cadiz tomorrow.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Mckinley were arrivals in the city yesterday for a few days visit with friends, coming from the camp of the Me Kinley Mining and Development com pany, in the Sierra Priettas.
 Carl Gibbs, formerly with the en- gineer corps of the s. F., P. & P, left yesterday for Bowling Green, Ky, where he will visit with his parents for few weeks, returning to resume his duties in this city later.
 A. K. LilEe, who left the city a few days ago for Minneapolis. goes for the purpose of having a surgical operation performed for cancer of the mouth. He is one of the officials of the Tiger Gold company at Earring ton.
 J. A. Forbes, operating the Inde- pendenee mines, on the Hassayampa, was in the city yesterday on mat ters pertaining to his interests. He says the district continues active and many mines are under development with good results.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed. Ritter of the Santa Maria, who reached the city yesterday, will leave in a few days for the coast, where they will visit for several months with friends and relatives. The former has disposed of his cattle interests in the county.
 Dr. and Mrs. c. R. K. Swetnam, accompanied by the latter's sister, Miss Gossman, were arrivals in the city yesterday from Poland, and will be the guests of friends for a few days. pr. Swetnam is the physician of the Poland Mining company.
 John Anderson, formerly a mining man of the Black Hills, but now To- eated at Bouse, was an arrival in the city yesterday. He has adopted the vocation of carpenter in the past few months, owing to the heavy de- mand being made for work in that line
 Robert Shultz of the Santa Maria, accompanied by his son, Guy, was business visitor to the city yester- day, the latter closing a deal for Ritter cattle and land in that sec tion. Both are regarded as among the heaviest owners of range cattle in the country.
 W. K. Ross, the breeder and raiser | of fine bloOded horses at Maine, on the Santa Fe, is in the city on busi- | ness of nis calling. He states that there is a good demand for horses, and the prices are better than in re- cent years. He returns north today.
 Robert and Thomas H. Halpin, well | known miners of this section, ar rived from Bisbee yesterday, and will remain hereafter. The former | was formerly the foreman of the Gladstone mine. and has mining in- terests that he will start to de- gelop.
 Ernest Marlowe, Van Dickson and Joe Rudy, prominent young range men of the county. are in the city ,n business matters for a few days. All report the ranges in their sec lions as in need of rain, and con cattle leaving for outside points, with a heavy demand for everything that is fit for beef, in ,luding cows.
 Frank B. Roberts, interested in he Sterling mine, on Big Bug, was ! visitor to the city yesterday on business of that proposition, report ng that the work continues and flaw 'rable results following NJ. s. Taft s in charge of the work and steady shipments to Humboldt are being made.
 The first court martial in recent months at whipple, was convened for the trial of Private 'olt of the 18th Infantry, who was captured at Ash Fork a few weeks Igo on the charge of desertion. Many witnesses were examined, and the .ase concluded. The verdict will be later.
 Deeds were filed for record yester-