Weekly journal-miner., 1911-03-22
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 Visiting old Home.
 Al Evarts was an arrival yester- day from Wiekenburg, and will remain
 for few days visiting with old time ! friends.
 Official Qualities. w. H. Doyle, recently appointed
 notary public, qualified yesterday by
 filing his oath and bond. with R.
 H. Burmister and M. B. Hazeltine
 as sureties.
 Mining Visitor.
 Otto Lind, Jr., who has been fill ing an engagement at the Blue Bell
 mine for several weeks, is in the city
 on a business and pleasure mission for a few days.
 Awarded Contract.
 The firm of Brannen Sauer of this city nave been awarded a large contract at Fort Whipple, receiving
 notification yesterday. The double barracks building is to be reinforced
 with steel and concrete, defective con
 struetion showing at several points.
 The firm will begin repairing the
 structure immediately and estimates that it will require about two months to perform the work.
 Mining Mission.
 s. Morrison, identified with mining in the MeCabe, country, left yester- day for Los Angeles, where he is call
 ed for consultation with view of
 transferring his interests.
 Brief Mining Trip.
 Mir. ad Mrs. J. P. WaldrOn, of the Bradshaw mountains, left yesterday for Colorado Springs, to be away for a short time, on business pertaining to their mining interests in the above section.
 Recovers From Illness.
 Jesse Kellum, after severe at tack of pneumonia, has sufficiently recovered to appear on the streets and will resume his duties of super intendent of the county road grading machine in a short time
 Visiting Mother.
 Mrs. E. A. Rogers left yesterday for Los Angeles, where sne will visit her mother for a few weeks. Before returning she eontemplates going to san Diego. where her son, John Rog- CTS. recently married, is residing Miners Leave city.
 F. s. Ellis, H. Brenegan and W. Herbert, well known miners of Big Bug district, left the city yesterday. the former going to sWinslow near where he will prospect the country, and the two latter to MOhave county mines
 Enjoyed the Dance.
 Among the popular young residents of Humboldt who were in the city St. Patricks' Day and who attended the ball that evening, were Joe Hicks, Dell. Bruce and R. Rieketts, Dave Lloyd and Henry Seburn. They re- turned home yesterday morning. Called to South.
 Assistant '. <. Attorney J. C.. Forrest left yesterday for Tucson. where important federal matters are to receive consideration during the coming week. Whether the Mexico situation was the motive of him leav- ing was neither denied nor affirmed Completes Big Dams.
 George C. Ruffner has returned from the Horseshoe range. and states that the third and last dam for his large range interests has been fin ished. and his firm enters the sum. mer with a guarantee of having an abundant supply of water for all purposes Pleased Over Results.
 A. c. Curtis, operating in the up- per part of Lynx Creek on new min ing ground, while in the city yester- day stated that he has received re- turns from heavy shipment of ore to the Smelter that gave values of [ S35 per ton. He is elated over the 1 good results, the yield coming from | the surface. He will continue devel- | opment to depth, and states that the entire section Is assuming more ac- tivity than in recent years Pleased With Country. -. ,.. .. |
 F. L. Carlisle, of Pittsburg, Pa, who arrived a few days ago, has re- from an inspection of mining in the Bradshaw country, and expresses himself as very much pleased. He visited the Pacific Cop per Company's camp, where the new and heavy operating equipment is and speaks in splendid terms of the outlook. The Tiger Gold is steadily and successfully, and the entire field indicates a general revival and good future He will Il return east in a few days. Il Ready for Service. Il
 Robert Finnie, of Beaver Creek, who s visiting the city. states that the new bridge of the territorial high way at Camp Verde. will be ready for traffic during the week. Phillip Mcdonald has secured the contract rom the county for performing ex- .avation on the two approaches at thirty cents a yard, and expects to nave the work completed in a few lays. The project is enthusiastically welcomed by all people of that sec ion, and the hope is expressed that he building of the highway will be tarted at the earliest possible date