Weekly journal-miner., 1910-05-04

al 2 D. m. Friends are cordially vited.
 From the Madizclle.
 Dan Doherty, foreman of the \ izellc mines, to the west Of the | of which George Y. Young is the erai manager, is in the city fa brief business trip. accompanied D. ]. Coggins of ihe same camp. From the Mine.
 c. F. Allsted. accompanied by wife. were visitors to the city terday. from the Midnight Test n on Groom Creek, where MT. An is the general manager of that papy. They are the guests of frie From the Shelter Center.
 Herman Schwanbeck, the busil man of Humboldt. was in the { yesterday, for a brief business and returns today. He reporu Shelter City active and the p running steadily, with favorable suits. . t. Rural Visitors. .
 Among those seen in the city, terday, from outside points, were and Mrs. F.. N. Marlowe from iamsou Valley, Nelson Puntcnney Puntenney, in Big Chino Va Thomas Anderson, the rangcmaa Camp Wood; M. N. Perkins from Upper Verde; Mir. and Mrs. D. Glenn of Upper Verde; MT. and !. II. Drew and son, Ransom, Juniper, and George Smith of c Verde.
 From the JesEie. d.
 Floyd I. RittenoT, the repress tive of the Ohio Mines company, siding at the Jessie mines, is in city on business visit. The res ton of work on that property he. firms as settled upon, and on the rival from the east of MT. McCs general manager of the reorganizs committee, he anticipates a vey tive center. MT. McCarty is exps 10 reach Prescott this week to [ up work on this splendid mining terprise. s Lawyer Rsturns.
 Paul Burks, the legal reprsss tive of the Santa Fe railroad in zonn, after several weeks in Los gcles on business pertaining to responsible duties, has returned to city, and received a cordial wels from his many friends.
 Visited TriendA
 Gus Hirschfeld, prominently ks throughout Arizona, who has rees returned from Chicago, was an an yesterday from Phoenix, and greeted by many friends in the He will locate in the Territory q and believes that the country hal inviting outlook in it's mines and possibilities.
 Goes to Mines.
 After few days in the city eeiving the congratulations of many friends, MT. and Mrs. A Massey, who were recently ma in California, left Sunday for Mount Elliott Consolidated q where they will make their fs home. MT. Massey is the sup tendent of the company.
 old Dasd RscoCdsd.
 The deed from N. l.. Grim to Duke, conveying to the latter Hidden Treasure mine on Creek, for the sum of $50, 900, recorded yesterday. The propert the second south extension of Mudhole mine, now under open by the Penn.Arizona Mining comI The transaction runs back to time ago.
 Ctty Lot Sold.
 The real estate firm of Martin Horne & Co. report the closing o important sale yesterday in the in which A. W. Edwards and wife pose of the north half of lot ( the south half of lot 6, in bloc of the Moeller addition, to Mabs MeNeeley. The consideration ni Is nominal.
 Former Resident Returns.
 J. F.. Mccoy. formerly resi of the city, but now of Los Ans arrived yesterday for m extsl visit. He is prominently idens with the Bannic Mining coml and other mining projects, and is on business matters pertaining these interests. He was given a dial welcome yesterday by many mer aeauaintances