Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-16
To Survey Mines.

To Survey Mines.
 W. H. Merritt, the civil engineer and mining surveyor, left Sunday for Wenden, in the vicinity of which place he will make survey of claims that will be patented later
 From the Hills | Mark Warren, who has been min ing at the Derby camp, was an ar rival in the city yesterday, where he reports considerable underground ae- tivity prevailing.
 Seriously Ill.
 The many friends of Mrs. DaNd Miller, an estimable lady of this city, will regret to learn that she is seriously i'll at the home of her sister, at 135 South Mccormick street. Comes to See Baby.
 Fritz Keller, favorably known to many in the city, was an arrival yes terday from Phoenix, where he is To- cated, and is here for no other pur- pose than to see the little boy that arrived at his home a few days ago. He will return to Phoenix this even ing, and is much elated over the ad- dition to his home.s
 Keeps Digging.
 Jasper Phillips, mining on the Has, sayampa, is in the city on a supply purchasing trip. He keeps digging into the ground, and speaks in good terms of the showing made on his mines
 Goes to Grade.
 After a few days in the city, wis iting his wife and child, George An drews. one of the sub-eontraetors on the Parker-Bengal cutoff road, left yesterday for the front to resume his grading work.
 Return Home.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Bethune, who have been visiting the city for a few days, have returned to their home at Humboldt. MT. Bethune is a brother in-law of Walter c. Brandon, who arrived last week on a visit to for mer friends, while en route to the coast.
 Construction Begins. W. W. Elliott, the contractor and builder, who will have charge of the new and big John Fagerberg business block at Ash Fork, left yesterday to statrt the work. The brick are be- ing sent by Fitzsimmons & Heating of this city and delivery will com menee at once.
 Securing the Range.
 Ed. Anthony, who has been in the field for several weeks, purchasing cattle for the Denver market, ar rived in the city Saturday and left yesterday for, the western valleys of the county to buy feeders for the market, for future delivery. From the Range.
 James Hamilton, the foreman of the Bar Diamond outfit, in Big China valley, is in the city on a business trip. He reports the range in fair condition for this time of the season, and the cattle in good condition, bet ter, in fact, than at the same time a year ago.
 Competent Officers.
 Deputy Sheriffs H. L. Ahlers and Charley Mainze, the former of Selig- man and the latter of Ash Fork, were arrivals in the city, Friday, from their respective stations. MT. Mainzs has recently resigned as an officer of the Santa Fe, and will remain in the city for few days. On Business Trip.
 John s. Reilly, the we'll known min ing expert. and members of the firm -of the Biles-Loekhart Clothing com pany, arrived yesterday from Colum- bia, where he is engaged in opening up valuable property. He will re- turn in a few days.
 Goes to Europe.
 Mike Puma left yesterday for his old home at Torreno, Italy, to receive medical treatment for injuries re- eeived on his head several months ago. He was seriously injured in a mine eave-in.
 Active Official.
 County Assessor T. E.. Campbell left yesterday for the Santa Maria on county assessing matters. He has recently returned from the southern districts of the county, and reports mining active at several points.
 Sheriff Smith, on Saturday, ap- pointed Ernest Barandon a deputy sheriff for Humboldt, filing the ap- pointment with Recorder Bradbury. F. W. Campbell, the present deputy sheriff, remains in the service in that field.