Weekly journal-miner., 1913-02-26
City News
 ....in Brief
(From Sundays DailY.l
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Visiting Friends.
 Walter Shaw, IT., and wife and J. A. Ball, of St Louis, are in the
 city visiting with friends, and are
 at the St. Michael N
 Outside Visitors.
 C. C. Miller. the mining man of
 Dewey, and John Bristow and Wal
 ter Blackford, farmers of the Verde Valley, are in the city on business
 From the Range.
 | J. C. Miller and Lee Diel, sheep
 men of the Congress Junction sec
 ton, are in the city and report that
 industry as at a standstill owing to
 the heavy rains of the past few days.
 Return to Coast.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. s. Law, of San
 Diego, returned home yesterday, af- ter a brief visit, the former coming
 to make an examination of his varied mining interests near this city. The | deep snow interfered with his mis-
 sion, but he returns sometime next week. Business Trip.
 w. A. Duggan, nephew of the late Daniel Bowen, arrived yester- day from Bernard, Iowa, and will remain for several days to make an investigation of the interests left by his uncle, and who also repre- sents his mother, sister of the de ceased.
 Visiting Old Home.
 H. A. Mosher, a native born, and we'll known to all residents, arrived from San Francisco yesterday and will remain for some time to visit with relatives and friends at the old home. He received a welcome from many on his return after an extend ed absence.
 Returns to Camp.
 J. K. Miller returned to his min ing camp in Santa Maria district yesterday after few Jays visit with his wife and family II the . city. He gives a good report of re- { cent development and states that ad- C joining mines are making a good 1 showing also. l Brief Visitors.
 D. H. and R. H. Garrett. of Canon z City, Colorado, are in the city, com q ing on sightseeing trip. The I deep snow has interfered with their q plans to visit many points of inter f est. and they leave today for the $ coast to return later They are at q the Prescott hotel. a Road Work. f.
 Jess Kallum, foreman of county fl road work in the Skull Valley divis- c ion. returned to the camp yestel day. b He states that snow occasions a n for the present and that c; he force will be employed in lay O ng the stone bridges across the R wash near Kirkland Valley for the present. F Passing Thorugh. a
 The many friends in the city of hi oe Melvin, a well known mining Ia nan of this section for many years, H will be interested to learn that he oc 'assed through yesterday to make ec n examination of his mines on the pr esert south of Sentinel, on the ar 'outhern Pacific. Since leaving this co Ounty, MT. Melvin has been oper- V ting zinc mines near Knoxville, tennessee, and has prospered. D caves For Home. eli Superior Judge Carl c. Krook, of l. Iohave county, who has been pre- pi iding in this circuit in the trial of da ertain classes for which Judge wi mith was disqualified, left for King co Ian yesterday concluding his off ve al duties. He is commended as a m; lir jurist, and personally is very lea opular.
 o New Home. Mir. and Mrs. Joe Pope, of Crown IA ing, are in the city and en route
 Los Angeles, Cal, where they will it side in the future. MT. Pope is le of the best known mining men
 this county, and for the past ven years had been the mine fore an of the Yavapai Consolidated
 the old Tiger property. avorable Showing.
 F. C. Evans, manager Of the Yer
 Valley Oil Company, writes from amp Verde that the we'll had I ached a depth of 750 feet on pas