Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-23
City News ...In Brief
(From Tuesdays Daily)

l
 Visiting Sister.
 Miss Mamie Mayer of Mayer ar rived last night for a visit of sev- eral days with her sister, Mrs. R. \. ! Looney.
 Concluded Visit.
 The Misses Lily and Louise Camp bell, after several days visiting their brother at Winslow, returned home last night.
 Phoenix Visitor.
 John Elliott, proprietor of the well | known Anheuser resort of the Capital City, Is mingling with his many friends in the city for a few days. Popular Merchant.
 Frank Lecklider, the popular mer- camille manager of Poland, after a brief visit with his many friends. has returned to that camp to resume hls | duties.
 Goes Assessing.
 c. E. Gentry, assistant assessor, will leave this morning for a ten days visit to Jerome, engaged in the pleasant duty of assessing that thrif- ty section.
 Mine Official in City.
 K. D. Chase, prominently identified with the Midnight Test Mining com pany, .on Upper Groom Creek, is in the city on company business for a few days
 Back to Camp.
 Mark Bradley, general manager of the TOmboy mines, in the Castle Creek district, left yesterday for his camp, after a few days visit with his fam | fly in the city.
 Made Mining Survey.
 County Surveyor Shotwell has re- turned from the Chaparral section. where he made surveys for the Mount Elliott Gold Mines company, occupying several days.
 Official Visitor.
 Judge William Stephens of Camp Verde is in the city on legal matters before the Probate Court. He is the justice of the peace of that section. and reports the position as one of name only, there being nothing to do ! in that law abiding community. Pmominent Man Here. W. H. Burbage, an influential resi- dent of Navajo county, and identified with the banking life of that com munity, is in the city for a few days on business matters.
 There's a Reason.
 Mrs. John Massing, wife of the auto expert, and Mrs. J. A. Sprague visited friends on Groom Creek, Sun day, travelling part of the way in vehicle drawn by horses.
 Competent Mechanic.
 John Fitch, the carpenter and builder, who has been at the Sunny Side mine for several weeks, arrived in the city, Saturday, and has gone to Ash Fork, to act as foreman of the big Fagerberg building, going up at that place.
 Took the Baths.
 Pete W. Strahan, the merchant of this city, returned from the Agua Caliente Hot Springs in Yuma county, where he went through a course of the mud bath treatment for rheu- matte afflietions. He speaks highly of that resort.
 Mining Litigation Trip.
 Col. J. F. Wilson left yesterday for Los Angeles, on an important mining mission which is before the Supreme Court, and in which several Arizonans are interested. The interests involved are located in Mexico.
 Mining Claim Sold.
 Yesterday a one-half interest in the Frog and the No. l mining claim in the Bradshaws was sold by Harry Jacobs, a resident of Houghton, Mich, to J. w. Lambert, the consid- eratiOn named being $1,O00. Business Meeting.
 There will be a business meeting of the Keystone Bible Class of the M. E. church, South, next Wednesday evening, at ' o'clock, in the church. All members are earnestly requested to attend, as there is business of great importance to be transacted. Looking at Mines.
 c. J. McNulty, who is operating the R. A. NJ. mining ground, near the Hassayampa, arrived in the city Sat urday on a business trip, returning yesterday. He was accompanied on the return by Sidney Birch, who will spend several days at the camp in- specting the workings. Land Sale.
 Yesterday a deed was filed for rec ord from R. L. Van Deren to Morris c. Smith, in which the former dis pOst5 UT 1OU acres OI lduu Ou LQ6 Verde for $1,0OO. Included in the sale is an interest in the Indian Res ervation ditch that reaches the land sold.
 Inspected Mining Property.
 L. V. Swiggett, a mining man of Los Angeles, after several days in the Mayer country, has returned to his home. He owns several claims in that district, and eOntemplates de- velopment in a short time. He is pleased at the general outlook of this section.
 MT. and Mrs. Lee Pfau, who have been absent for several weeks in Ohio and other eastern eenters, re- turned to their home in the city yes terday. MT. Pfau states that con siderable interest is being shown in this section by men of wealth, and l he anticipates heavy investments in the future in mining properties ad- | iaeent to Prescott.
 MT. and Mrs. John Frederieks and | their child, arrived yesterday from Los Angeles, and will remain in- definitely. MT. Fredericks was rear ed to manhood in this city and finds | many of his former boyhood friends 1 fo him hoal- fn ba oI5 |