Weekly journal-miner., 1910-02-23
City News
 ....In Brief
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Mining Man Here. ! U. c. McSweeney of Cherryvale, Kan, who is re-opening the Triangle mine in the McCabe district, is in the city on business.
 Professional Visitor.
 Dr. J. K. Mcdonnell, a physician of Jerome, was in the city yesterday to visit his family, who are tempor- arily residing here.
 Will Ship Sheep.
 Hugh Campbell, one of the repre- sentative sheepmen of this section, has gone to Mayer, to arrange for the shipment of his flocks to the north again, where grazing conditions are said to be better than in the southern part of this county. Cattle Buyer Returns. Ed. Anthony, the Texas cattle buy CT, arrived in the city yesterday from the north, where he purchased feed CTS for the Denver house he is rep resenting.
 Merchant in City.
 Ed. Zeiger, the Congress Junction merchant, is in the city on a business trip, and will return home today. He is also justice of the peace of that precinct.
 Visited Relatives. | Mrs. R. H. Burmister, after several days in the Capital City, where she has been the guest of her son, R. B. Burmister, the banker, arrived home yesterday.
 Apple Grower Arrives.
 W. H. Roberts, who cultivates the apple extensively, is here from Will iamson Valley. He anticipates a big crop this season, and is an expert in rearing that article.
 Returns Home.
 Mrs. J. c. Milligan, an estimable lady of Flagstaff, who has been visit ing the city for a few days, the guest of MT. and Mrs. H. F. Ashurst, re- turned yesterday to her home. To Visit Former Home.
 MT and Mrs. Jack Jones will leave today for a months visit to their former home in San Francisco. Their parents reside in that city, and the occasion will be family reunion. Mining Visitor.
 John Siess, who, with John O'Dell, is working the Ora Belle mine at Harrington, under lease, is in the city. He says the property is looking good, and will return to his camp Monday. Competent Teacher in City.
 Miss Maud Boyleston, the efficient teacher of the Skull Valley public school, was an arrival in the city yesterday for a few days visit with friends. She will return this even- ing.
 Mine Foreman Returns.
 J. s. Sessions, the superintendent of the Arizona Copper Gold Mines company, on Cherry Creek, arrived NSsteludN llOu DuslucsS IIlp lO Denver, in the interest of that com pany. City Lot Sold.
 A. W. Edwards yesterday disposed of lots 35 and 45 in block r, to Milton Tregalles, receiving $500 therefor. The property is located on Alareon street, between Union and | Goodwin, on Mob Hill. Chinese Dies Suddenly.
 Chink Hong, a Chinese laundryman, was found dead in his room at the wash house on North Montezuma | street, yesterday morning. His death was due to heart trouble and a yer ] dict to this effect was returned. Brings Good News.
 Mrs. George F. Anderson, who reached the city yesterday from Fhoe nix, where her husband submitted to | an operation a few days ago, for appendicitis, brings the good news that his recovery is assured He is rapidly recovering from the operation, which will be agreeably learned by his many friends in this city. Back to Mines.
 After several days spent in the city on business matters, Daniel Me Carthy, who has mining interests near Wagoner, left yesterday for his camp. He will resume work and | feels elated at the good showing made on his claims.
 Roads Improving.
 George Conard, the acto mail car rier to the Juniper country, brought in several braces of ducks yesterday for friends in the city. He says road conditions are improving and he makes the trip going and coming in good time.
 Shelter Manager Arrives.
 B. H. Bennetts, general manager of the Humboldt smelter, was in the city yesterday, going to the north in