Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-05
Visiting Relatives.

VlSltlnS RelatlVcS.
 ! Mrs. l.. l.. Bates, wife of the su- perintendent of the Experimental farm in Lonesome valley, left yes tcrday for Holbrook to visit with relatives and friends at her former home for the next two months.
 From the Mines.
 ! Martin Anderson. oi the Senator section. was in the city yesterday from his camp. and states the usual activity continues The coming win ter has every indication of being a lively one, and production will be heavy from half dozen properties. Condition Critical.
 Prof. J. II. Franks was an arrival yesterday from Walker. coming to visit Prof. C. F. Cox at Mercy hos pital. The latter's condition is re- ported as hopeless and the end IS expected to occur at any moment. Rheumatism is said to be the afflic- ton.
 To the Desert.
 George Dalzell arrived from Will Hams yesterday and ill few days leaves for the desert to remain for the winter. joining a brother and companion who preceded him three weeks ago. The trio will engage in placer mining in the Granite Wash range.
 Sightseeing Trip.
 Mrs. H. B. Smithline and daugh- ter. Miss Crystal Smithline, are re- cent arrivals from Macon. Ga. en route to the coast, after five days trip to the Grand Canyon. They resume their journey this week, after a visit to the United Verde where a relative resides.
 Passing Through.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ben Sweetwood of Williams, with their guest, Miss Frances Wolf, were arrivals yes terday, en route to the State fair, in their auto. Mrs. William F. Der mont and Miss Dorothy Stark com pose another party who are en route to Phoenix in their car. All are registered at the St Michael and resume their journey today.
 Shipping Ore.
 A carload of ore passed through the city yesterday from the Eureka mine on Lynx creek for Fl Paso smelters. and is to be followed by other shipments regularly. This property is being operated by Stuk- ey Brothers and associates, and IS attaining considerable prominence as a gold producer. The shipment is said to range from $40 to as high as $z0 per ton. So well satisfied are the owners that deep development is going ahead and a heavy tonnage t blocked out from recent exploration. From the Coast.
 w. w. Burke, with the s. F., P & P. in this city, in the train dis patching service. returned yesterday from the coast where he had been visiting with his wife for few weeks
 Returns Home.
 w. H. McMichael returned to his home on Big Bug creek yesterday to look after his business interests, while his wife has concluded to re- main here for the winter. He states that there is prevailing along the creek quite revival in placer min ing and the indications are that large number of miners will be 1t work. There is a large acreage of virgin ground that can be handled away from the zone of the old dig gings.
 Stampeded.
 Many residents Of Miller valley are very much pleased that the air ship has left the country. During the three days flight there occurred genuine stampede of the fowl and four-footed race, the horse particu- larly showing very much uneasineSs as the winged messenger was clip ping along close to the land. The bovines also sought shelter and ap- peared to be very much alarmed over their fate if they remained in the open. The fowl were likewise alarmed and moved rapidly into quarters secure from the big bird soaring on high In short there was havoc among these creatures and their antics created amusement