Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-02
(From Fridays Daily)
.g Operator Arrives.

John Lawler, who is developing tht
 Hillside mine, in the Eureka district
 was an arrival from his camp yes
 terday.
 To Visit Relatives.
 Mrs. Shirley Balderson and daugh
 ter left yesterday for Los Angeles
 for a visit with relatives for several
 weeks.
 Professional Visitor.
 Dr. L. c. Toney, the Humboldt phy.
 sician, was a visitor to the city We'd nesday evening, returning home in the evening.
 Mine Manager Here.
 S. R. Trengrove, in charge of the Iron King mine, near Humboldt, was visitor to the city yesterday, and will return to his camp today.
 Passed Through to Home.
 Mrs. E. D .Treadwen passed through yesterday, en route to Bouse, her home. MT. Treadwell is located at that point, engaged in mining.
 Mercantile Visitor.
 L. J. Haselfeld, the Kirkland mer- chant, was a visitor to the city yes terday, en route to Kingman, where he has business matters to attend to-. Brown Men Coming.
 Yesterday, at Ash Fork, the arrival of car of Japanese and Mexieans was announced, who will go to Glen dale today to the beet sugar fac tory.
 Return to City.
 MT. and Mrs. William Allen, who left the city about three months ago, for California, were arrivals last night. MT. Allen is we'll known as an en- gineer.
 Groom Creek Visitor.
 Mrs. Carrie Eckert, a popular resi- dent of Groom Creek, and a member of the board of school trustees, is in the city on a business and social visit with friends.
 Financial Mission.
 H. A. Cheverton, cashier of the Prescott National Bank, left yester- day for Jerome, where fnaeial mat ters are to be attended to pertaining to the Bank of Jerome at that place. Jerome Lot Sold.
 Yesterday the sale of lot r, in block Il, in Jerome, was eonsummated, Fidele Magnino selling to Chris Sailer for the sum of $7OO. The property is desirable and has a house on the land.
 Sells Mine.
 l.. P. Nellis yesterday disposed of the Lowville mining claim near Tur- key, to J. P. Cleator, the consideration named being a nominal one. The pur- chaser will begin the development of the property at once. From Black Hills.
 MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Cook of Yaeger, | in the Black Hills, were arrivals in the city yesterday for a few days visit with friends. MT. Cook is prom inently identified with the mining business in that region. Machinery.
 A. J. Richardson and W. L. Dustin of the Arizona Mines Supply com pany, left yesterday for Jerome, on a installing trip, for a min ing company at that place. They will be gone for several days. Visited the Canyon.
 Mrs. W. J. Mulvenon, who has been visiting the Grand Canyon for sev- eral days, as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Clarence Spaulding, returned last night to her home in the city. She vas accompanied by Mrs. Spaulding, who will remain for several days. Fraternal Trip.
 John Siess, prominent in Masonic fife, returned from Phoenix, yester- lay, where he attended the annual of the Mystic Shriners. He will leave today for Harrington, ] where, with John O'Dell, he is en- ,aged in mining on the Gro Belle laim. I sad Duty Fulfilled. { Roy Spence and H. E. ApplusUill, ( mining men of Crook Canyon, and in- ] innate friends of the late Nelson table, were arrivals in the city yes erday, coming for the special purpose [ f attending the funeral of MT. l table. They will return to their t amp today. ihriners Pass Through.
 Among the prominent Shriners of a flagstaff who passed through the city 6 en route home from Phoe- a ix, were Col. F. s. Breen, editor of n he Coconino Sun, and Ross Bernard, C rho attended the recent gathering