Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-02

breaches to the new bridge at Camp
 Verde
 Taking Vacation.
 W. H. Long, attorney. in the law offices of LeRoy Anderson, left yes terday for Chicago. his former home, on a vacation for the next month, and to visit with his father and mother.
 Visiting Relatives
 Dr. C. G. Mines who has been visiting relatives in the East for the past two months, is stopping over in Prescott to visit his son J. W. Mines. on his return trip to his home in San Jose, Cal.
 Mingling With Friends
 Judge D. J. Foley of MeCabe, is in the city, for few days, mingling with his many friends. He states the mining outlook in that district is very satisfactory, several strikes taking place recently.
 Recovers From Illness.
 c. T. Joslin'. many friends will be pleased to learn that he is rapidly recovering from serious illness after twos weeks confinement to his home, and will be on the streets again in a few days.
 A Correction.
 The published item that Mrs. A. J. Pickrell was a member of the party that met with an automobile accident last Friday, proves to be incorrect, due to a case of mistaken identity on the part of the Journal Miners informant.
 Shelter Man Arrives.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Eicks arrived from Douglas Sunday, and left yes terday for Humboldt, where the former will assume a position in the shelter. He is a practical shelter man and until recently was with the Copper Queen smelters.
 Verde Visitor.
 c. D. Willard. of Cottonwood, was an arrival yesterday and will remain for a few days on business. He re- ports that community as prosperous and since the United Verde smelter is to be located in the valley, all i'm terests are jubilant over the outlook. Prefers Arizona.
 William Byers. returned yesterday from a visit to his old home in Rus sellville, Arkansas, where his mother and other relatives reside He says that Arizona is far more preferable to him than the above state. where a drouth is prevailing that is devast- ating in effect to the farming inter ests.
 From the Grade.
 F. R. Goodman. of the engineer corps of the territorial highway out of this city to the south, was an ar rival Sunday from the end of the grade near Senator. He reports En- gineer Lewis making the final sur vey for a permanent route to the summit, which will be announced in a few days. Recreation Trip.
 A party composed of Rev Robt. S. Fisher and wife. Miss Florence Jones. Mrs. H. Thornton. Howard H. Halbertain, ! Preston Jones. and J. 1. Howard Winslow. will leave today for Dewey, and from there proceed to Levi Young's ranch, near Ash Creek . where they expect to camp ont dur ing the month of August. Eastern Visitor.
 Thomas Toole. of Syracuse. \. r.. former journalist, at present identi- fled with granite and marble manu- featuring. is a late arrival in the city, coming to investigate climatic conditions for the benefit of his health. He is agreeably impressed with this city. receiving substantial benefit, although he va. profession ably advised to seek the sea level. On Mining Business.
 s. C. YOemans, general manager of he Yavapai Bullion Mining Company ,f Copper Basin district, was in the ,ity yesterday on business. returning 10 his camp during the day. He says four floods have passed down Cop per Basin wash during the past week. my one of which would have filled he proposed water storage dam sev- sral times more than the capacity decided upon.
 Leaves for Utah.