Weekly journal-miner., 1910-02-23

TOT fhOenlX, where the Mystic ShrIn- CTS will assemble today
 Mining Visitor.
 Charles Maekling, the owner of valuable mining ground near Dewey, was a visitor to the city yesterday on business. He will return today and begin the development of his ground, taking out ore for the Humboldt shelter.
 Land Sale.
 James Russell, while in the city yesterday, closed the sale of land in Skull Valley, purchasing from William Dickson one acre tract at the depot, and improvements thereon, paying $500 therefor The place is occupied as a boarding house site at the pres ent time.
 Returns from East.
 R. H. Burmister, president of the Arizona Copper-Gold Mines company, whose properties are located on Cherry Creek, arrived from Wisconsin Sunday evening. He was called to that section in the interest of his company, and reports the trip sue eessful one from a mining stand point.
 Ragged the Ducks.
 A party of four well known hunt CTS, George Wood, Ed. Meek, Robert Hetherington and MT. Wilhelm, vis- ited the lake regions of Williamson Valley, Saturday, and returned with wagon load of ducks. To the Yav- apai Club reserves were Messrs. Hart zell and Talbot, each ret :.nipg with six birds of the Mallard variety.
 Looking at Onyx.
 R. A. MeHenry, identified with the marble and onyx manufacturing busi- ness at Santa Ana, Cal, arrived in the city, Sunday, and left yesterday for Big Bug, where the big onyx mines are located. He goes to that section with a view of making ex- animation of the product and may decide to purchase, it is reported Official Returns.
 J. c. Forest, recently appointed as- sistant United States District Attor- ney, returned to the city yesterday from Tombstone. He made his initial appearance in his new office, at a term of the Federal Court in that city, assisting United States Attorney Nor rison. He says the grand jury return ed a total of seventy-four indiet- ments.
 Brings Good News.
 A. W. Robinson, who has been at the bedside of his wife in San Diego, for several weeks, reached the city yesterday, bringing the good news that Mrs. Robinson has improved so rapidly the past week as to permit 1 of him returning. This news will i be received by her many friends in this city with a great amount of pleas ure and consolation. Moved His Business.
 Benjamin Rossi, who has been con- | ducting a liquor business near Crown King, and unfortunately for his in- terests selecting the forest reserve | domain, reached the city yesterday. ! He says he closed up his place and has discontinued the business, being peremptOrily ordered from the ground | on the 18th of the present month, which he obeyed to the minute. Visited Relatives.
 H. L. Fishel, who until recently was the chief engineer of the Bouse & Swansea railroad, arrived yester- day from a visit with relatives in Philadelphia, Pa, where he reports having had an enjoyable time. He will be assigned to the A. 6 c. rail road at Parker, as an engineer in constructing the line to Bengal, and will leave in a few days to assume his duties.
 Rancher in City.
 D. H. DOWcuy Ncn hHOWn out the county, was in the city yes terday from Lower Kirkland Valley, II where he has leased the Chartz ranch and range interests. He speaks of the coming season in these industries as being flattering, and anticipates prosperous conditions. MT. Bowen says that some cattle have been dy- ing there recently, through what is { believed to be black leg. The epi- II demie is not general, and is prae- : tieally wiped out.
 Joe Maeklin, the general manager of the Eleanor Placer Mining com I pany, who are installing dredging l plant on French Gulch, was in the ' eIty yesterday on company business. ( The rebuilding of The dams washed t put is the purpose of the company, t and which will be started immediate t y. When completed the starting of 1 the dredger will begin. Lumber for