Weekly journal-miner., 1910-02-09
(Fron Tuesdays Daily)

IT Mine Officer Here.
 D. J. Sullivan, president of the United Gold Mines company, of Con gress, is in the city on business. Cement Man Arrives.
 W. H. Burhans, identified with the cement contracting business of Ash Fork, was a visitor to the city yester day on business.
 Congress Bullion Arrives.
 The weekly consignment of Congress gold bullion reached the Prescott Ma tional Bank yesterday, and goes to the mint The bar weighed 19O ounces.
 Mine Manager Here.
 J. H. Boyd, who is operating the Neimann group of mines, on the Santa Maria, arrived from that camp yesterday. He is here on business of his enterprise.
 Fraternal Journey.
 Judge s. L. Dennison of Jerome, prominent in Masonic life, was in the city, Sunday, en route to Tucson, where the grand lodge of that order was convened yesterday.
 Visitors from Kirkland
 Mir. and Mrs. G. Cooper, of the Kirkland section, were arrivals in the city yesterday. MT. Cooper is oper- ating mining ground near the Zonia, and is here to transact business. Returns to Home.
 Mrs. Bertha Burrell of Emporia, Kan, who has been visiting her rela- tives, Mir. and Mrs. N. A. Vyne, of this city, for several days, left yes terday for her home in the above city. Brings in Presoners.
 Deputy Sheriff Keeler arrived last night with two Slavonians from Hum bOldt. who are accused of crime com mitted at Jerome. They will be taken to that place today to answer to the charges.
 After Supplies.
 Tim Fell, who is mining along Lynx Creek, near Walker, was a busi- ness visitor to the city yesterday. He reports that section as very active in mining, and climatieally and so- cially as dry as a bone. Looking at Sheep.
 J. T. Tyler, a big sheepman of 1 Apache county, but whose floekc are wintering near Cordes, in this coun- ty, arrived from the north yesterday, | and will go south today. He is here to look after his sheep. Minerologist Leaves.
 R. T. Walker, the chemist and min eralogist of the Humboldt shelter, reached the city Saturday, and left l yesterday for southern Arizona on business pertaining to his position. He will return ina few days. Mine Engineer Returns.
 J. W. Dawson, a mining engineer of prominence, who is located in Los Angeles, returned to the city a few days ago. He has been in this field for several months, examining various mines for a purchasing syndicate. After the Chink.
 W. W. Thiess, skilled in running down the willy Chinese who are ille- gally in the country, was a visitor to the city yesterday, and is ostensibly after the almond-eyed resident who has failed to comply with the law. Masonic Mission.
 Mrs. J. c. Graves, Mrs. D. Levy, Mrs. F. G. Brecht and Miss Harriet J. Oliver, were passengers for Tue son, Sunday, where they go to attend the annual session of the Order of the Eastern Star, Miss Oliver being the secretary of the Grand Chapter. Child Dies.
 Alberto, the three-year-old child of Mir. and Mrs. Alberto Najare, resi- dents of this city, and well known in the Mexican colony, suceumbed Sun day to an attack of penumonia, and was buried yesterday from the Ruffner parlors. The afflicted parents have the sympathy of their many friends in the afflictiOn they bear, which was shown in the large attendance at the funeral.
 Inspecting Mining Interests.
 Charles J. George, president of the Lincoln Mining company, whose inter- ests are located near the Crown King mine, was an arrival in the city Sun day, and left yesterday for his camp to make an examination of the prop erty.
 Prominent Mining Man.
 Will L. Clark, assistant general