Weekly journal-miner., 1913-09-03
Returning Home.

Pima county, who have been enjoy ing tent life for the past three months on the Copper Basin higi- way. are in the city for a few days, en route home. The trip 10 this section was made for the health of the latter, which has been fully restored from the ozone of the pines They return next spring.
 Entertaining Sister.
 Mrs. Earl H. Porter, of Phoenix, lis a recent arrival in the city and is at the home of MT. and Mrs. Happ, sister, for an extended visit Mrs. Porter is the daughter of Mir and MMrs H. B. Crouch, well known pioneer residents of this city, who returned a short time ago from California.
 Looking at Mines.
 w. E. Dalzell, mining engineer, arrived a few days ago from Salt Lake City, and is now in the Braf- shaw country, making examinat ous of gold and silver properties He was a visitor over one year ago, and his returning is regarded Ss significant of a sale to be consum- mated later
 Gives Mining Option.
 C. P Ford, who is in the city from the Carbonate group of mines near Crown King, in the eastern slope of the Bradshaws, stated yesterday that an option had been given an eastern syndicate and the engineers were to arrive next week to make examinations The probable sale of this property results from large de- velopment of recent years.
 Eastern Trip.
 C. V. Hood, interested in mines in the Turkey Creek section, left yesterday for Lancaster, Pa. where he goes to consult with associates in view of the good showing made from development in the past three months Hood revived his interests this spring, after an absence of over three years.
 Visiting Miner.
 J. P. Waldron, president of the Montezuma Mining and Milling Company, arrived from his camp in the western slope of the Brad shaw mountains yesterday, on a brief business trip. He reports the performance of a tunnel contract as going ahead, after which important developments p ertaining to line of general explorations are to bel taken up. He is well pleased with the showing in his property To Capital City.
 Perry Ling, who has been spend ing his vacation in this section for several weeks, has gone to Phoenix, to remain several days, afterward to resume his studies as senior law student at the University Of South ern California in Los Angeles Ling's conception Of an outing after a sedentary life for the past year was practically exemplified in the swinging of pick, to better his physical ability, for the mental flag ahead. The Old Way.
 Peter Fordick, many years ago a resident of this section, passed the city Thursday from the Blue River country of Eastern Ari- zona, and is en route to Gold Roads, Mohave county, to join a son. For dick travels by team, and stated that this makes the fifth time he has crossed Arizona. by this means. After he reaches his destination, the Hassayamper pilgrimage comes 70 an end. His wife preceded him by rail.
 Oil Men Arrive.
 Grant Jones, president of the Tenn pe-Verde Oil Company. and Dr. w. c. DeVore, interested as a stock holder, reached the city yesterday from the we'll prospect near Camp Verde and are en route to Tempe, their homes. Both are pleased over the indications prevailing from re- cent explorations, and state the well had reached a depth of 675 feet on Thursday night Drilling is to be conducted to an indefinite depth, md without interruption in the fu .ure. This is their second we'll.
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