Weekly journal-miner., 1911-07-19

pleased at returning on account of
 the splendid climate.
 Making Examinations.
 Paul Keefe. mining engineer. re- turned Sunday from Chaparral. where
 he is making mine examinations for an eastern syndicate. He will re-
 turn to that field during the week to continue h.s observations.
 Eastern Visitors.
 John K. Bryce, of Lima, Ohio, ar rived Sunday from the Old York mine in the Weaver mountains and will leave today for his home. NIT. Bryce is accompanied by Dr. Everetts, min ing engineer. of Indianapolis, Indiana. Business Improving.
 L. I. LarremOre, livery man of Me Cabe, was in the city yesterday and stated that business in that section is showing an upward movement, there being more mine work under way than in many months. He an ticipates a prosperous future.
 From Mining Camp.
 Lind Goldman, one of the stock holders of the Copper Queen Gold Mining Company, and J. A. Martin, of the same district, were arrivals yesterday and will remain for a few days on business. Both report healthy conditions and the outlook at the Queen gratifying from recent devel- opment.
 Contractor Visits.
 E. E. Hill is in the city from the Bradshaws, where he has under way a large concrete contract for the I Tn1y Ha fpir Company, which is preparing to erect large reduction facilities at the MaseOtte mines. MT. Hill states that throughout that region much activity is going on and there is no doubt but what the country faces a pros porous future
 From Big Camp.
 H. A. GeisendOrfer, general mana ger of the Bagdad Copper Company, in Eureka district, was a brief busi- ness visitor to the city Sunday, re- turning to his camp yesterday. He states that the two churn drills will resume operations in a short time and that the maximum mining force will be employed again. Work was tenn pOrarily suspended on account of the warm weather.
 Back to Mountains.
 GOrham A. Bray returned Sunday from an extended trip to Los Angeles, where he reports disagreeable weather conditions. He states that why a person desires to leave this section in search of a better climate, is an enigma, and so far as he is to he personally concerned he will take his
 'good old summer time" in the pine clad regions of this city and where the ozone is refreshing and :n- vigorating day or night.
 Visiting Friends.
 Judge and Mrs. R. E. Johnson of Walker, are in the city and will re- main for a few days visiting with friends. In speaking of the celebrated pig case that has engrossed publlc attention in that community for sev- eral days, Judge Johnson says that the appeal filed since the decision of a jury, has been set aside in his court by his own order, and that mandamus proceedings are intimated to get the issue to a higher tribunal Visiting Relatives.
 W. H. Love, former resident of this city, but now engaged in farming on the Agua Fria, with his daughter, Mrs. W. A. ROsenberger and children. arrived in he city yesterday, and will remain for an extended visit with relatives and friends. Mir. Love has mining interests to look after Fl the Senator country. which are un- der negotiation of sale. He reports heavy rains during the past few weeks. Pleased Visitors.
 Mrs. c. Freeman. sister of T. B. | arrived Sunday from Pasa- dena, Cal, and is accompanied by | her daughters the Misses Helen, Ruth | and Mildred Freeman, with Miss | Barbara Morrison, as guest. They | are being entertained by Mrs. Tom | linson and will remain during the | summer. They are much pleased . with the climate, which they state is delightful and an agreeable sur- prise from what they anticipated. Visitors From Resort.
 A. NJ. Loney, assistant manager of the Castle Hot Springs, is a recent arrival and will remain for a few lays to enjoy a vacation while that resort is closed for the summer. He reports several improvements under way. He is accompanied by Frank Thrasher, who has charge of the auto service from the springs to the ra'l- road. He brings to Prescott the private auto of F. NJ Murphy, and will remain for several days. Two new cars have been added to the service for this winters transpOrta- ion of patrons.
 Ben Yaeger Recoyers
 It will be learned with pleasure by Ill residents of this and other sec ions of northern Arizona that Ben faeger has returned to his home in his city, and has sufficiently re covered from his recent serious acci- lent as to be able to walk around own. He arrived from Phoenix Suu- lay after being under medical care for several weeks in the hospital. md is at the Hotel St. Michael He lad the misfortune to have his nd ng horse fall on him at Morristown md for several days was in a crit cal condition. He was heartily rreeted by many friends Mrs Yae-