Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-05
Brief Business Visit.

Brief Business Visit.
 w. J. Martin, superintendent of the Mount Elliott Consolidated, ar rived from his camp yesterday for a brief visit with his wife and on busi- ness. He reports that enterprise running under favorable conditions, and the outlook satisfactory.
 Goes to old Home.
 Modesto Stefanello, well known in mining circles of the county. left last night for Lueea, Italy. his old home, to visit relatives. He is call ed to that country to deliver personal effects of his cousin, killed in an accident some months ago at the Blue Belle mine He will return in a few months.
 Cattle Buyer Arrives.
 R. L. Wells of Mereed. Cal. as- sociated with Frank H. Crane in re- cent purchases of cattle made in this section, arrived in the city yester- day. He will superintend the ship ping of the Harmon and other steers that will begin in the next few days, aggregating it is said, over 1000 head.
 Inspecting Mines.
 George Braddock, a mining en- gineer of Helena, Mont, who return ed to the city yesterday from an in speetion of the Jerome district, will leave today for the southern part of the county, including the Bradshaw Mountains. He travels on horseback and will be away for a week.
 Mining Visitors.
 W. A. Dronenberg and Frank Bail ey, placer miners of the Hassayampa section, arrived in the city yesterday on business. In addition to the gold they washed out, both brought in S25 worth of skunk hides. The od- oriferous pests were trapped in a guleh near their diggings. They re- port more men at work in plaeering this season than for several years. Passed Through
 The many friends in the city of Mrs. l.. H. Chalmers of Phoenix will be pleased to learn that she passed through the city yesterday with her daughter, Miss Damie, en route to the Eastern states for several weeks visit. The latter will leave later for a general tour of Europe for several months.
 Satisfied Shipper.
 C. P. Wingfield of Huron while in the city yesterday, stated that he had received returns from ear load of silver ore shipped from his Monroe mine near that place, which gave better results in values than antiei- pated. He will continue development and feels very much elated at the showing. He shipped to the smelter at Needles, the ore carrying a heavy percentage of galena.
 Home From Los Angeles.
 J. s. Acker, one of the delegates appointed to attend the American Mining Congress, held during the week in Los Angeles, returned yes terday. He speaks in splendid terms of the meetings held, eharaeterizing the body as a representative one. and from its deliberations and the subjects treated in able discussion. the cause of mining will be materi- ally advanced and substantially  Felt the Quake.
 MT. and Mrs. William E. Wood. Miss Ella Wood, James Harlan and E. E. Milligan, who arrived in the city yesterday from the Grand Can yon, all say that the recent earth quake was plainly felt at their camp, | near the Anita mines, east of the and near the canyon. The | severest quake was last Monday. and | they concluded to leave the country immediately, abandoning their outing for the year. They are en route to . Tucson and will leave tomorrow.