Weekly journal-miner., 1911-01-18

rivals in the city yesterday, and will remain several days on business. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. D. B. Genung, wife of the general manager of the Mildred Gold Mining company, near Stanton, ar rived from that camp yesterday, and is the guest of friends for a few days.
 Mercantile Visitor.
 Judge George H. Francis, mer- chant of Humboldt, was an arrival yesterday, and gives the usual good account of the Shelter City dOings, saying that the big plant is running steadily and producing a large amount of copper bullion. Business cOndi- tiOns are also prosperous, and many new buildings being erected.
 Detroit Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. T. F. Shotwell of Detroit, Mich, are recent arrivals in the city. They are guests, at the home of their son and daughter-in- law, MT. and Mrs. H. C. Shotwell, on Mount Vernon avenue.
 Educational Mission.
 Miss Ila Scholey, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George SchOley of Lower Agua Fria, arrived yesterday and to- day will enter St. Joseph's Academy for the winter term. She will be domiciled at the home of MT. and Mrs. H. L. Kaufman. Returns Alone.
 Harry .J. Smith, electrician, with the Prescott Gas and Electric com pany, after a months absence at Emporia, Kan, visiting with his par ents and other relatives, returned yes terday, and denies that he is bene dict in disguise.
 From the Mines.
 R. H. Row, who is developing his Treasure Vault mine, in the Mineral Point district, was an arrival yes terday, and gives an excellent ae- count of activity noticeable in that section. He will return to his camp today with supplies.
 From River City.
 Otto Lind, Jr., who has been en- gagged in mining near Parker, for several months, reached the city yes terday, and says that mining ae fair ly active in that field, and several large agricultural enterprises are un- der headway. That section has a good future Called Away by Illness.
 James Hamilton, foreman of the Bar Diamond Cattle company, of Big Chino Valley. left Sunday after noon for Los Angeles, receiving a telegram that his brother, Roma Hamilton. was seriously i'll near that city. The latter left this county a few months ago, in the hope that a change of climate would improve his health. He has grown gradually worse since reaching the sea level. Federal Officer Arrives.
 B. Anderson, chief deputy of the Phoenix division in the U. s. Mar shal's office, arrived yesterday from Northern Arizona, where he has been for several days on important busi- ness. After a few days in this city he will proceed to his headquarters. It is probable that term of the federal court will be convened in this city within the next three weeks, is his opinion.
 Mine Examination Trip.
 Prof F. Crabtree, of Pittsburg, Pa, associated with the faculty Of the Carnegie Mining College of that city. arrived yesterday. and will de- vote several days to an examination of this field. As a guest of H. Will jam Stevens, general manager of the Mount Elliott Consolidated, and w. J. Martin, superintendent, he will leave today for that property to make an examination. This is Prof Crabtree's first trip to Arizona, and he is favOrably impressed with the city and its unexcelled climate. Farmers Jubilant.
 W. L. Roberts, farmer of Skull Valley, while in the city yesterday, stated that during the heavy rains of last week he was in Phoenix, and as the reports from the Roosevelt dam came rolling in that the water was creeping up by the foot, there was rejoicing, and all business men of the. Capital City were jubilant that "the country had been saved" ne SldJeS that lHr Shull NdlleN re- zion is assured of its heaviest yield through the recent rain that has fall en so generously everywhere. Drillers Leave.
 J. J. and F. F. MeVay, aeeompan- jed by their two sons, left yester- day for Yicksburg, on the A. & c. | railroad, near where they are en- gagged in, drilling for water for a mining company. They followed this pursuit along that railroad at diff ferent points, and with the excep- ton of Vieksburg, secured an abund- ant flow. At the latter place a depth of 300 feet was reached without water being found, when further drilling was abandoned. They have a fine equipment of churn drilling machinery, and it is said will bring their appliances to the Lonesome Na1lar- gaaAfnn