Weekly journal-miner., 1915-12-29

holidays with friends.
 Home From School.
 Miss Nydia Acker was an arrival from the University of Arizona at Tucson yesterday to spend the holi- days with her parents.
 To Spend Christmas.
 Harry Brisley, IT,, was an arrival in the city yesterday from the University of Arizona at Tucson. He will spend ;he holidays with his parents. Pioneer Visitor.
 w. W. Bass, who enjoys the Gistinc- ton of being the first man to open up the Grand Canyon country with. 2 wagon road, and who built the famous Bass Trail out of Ash Fork to the rim, is in the city on a business trip and to mingle for few days with his many pioneer friends.
 From Fossil Creek.
 Bert Nelson returned yesterday from Fossil creek, where he had been employed by the Arizona Power Co.,, in construction. The second plant is practically completed.
 For the Holidays.
 Albert French, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles French of this city, arrived from Clarkdale yesterday, where he is employed at the United Verde smell ter, and will remain during the noli- days.
 To the Springs.
 P. P. Schroeder of Beaver creek, who was severely injured several weeks ago when horse stepped on his foot, left yesterday for Agua Cali ente to take the mud baths, complica- tons having arisen from the injuries. Range Investigation.
 Daniel Morrow and Thomas +. Gunner, sheep owners of Western New Mexico, are in the city en route to the desert country to look over Winter feeding grounds. They con template making a shipment of over 10000 head.
 Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Cook of Yeager canyon are in the city, the former en route to Phoenix on a business trip, and the latter to remain during the holidays with friends.
 Official Business.
 NJ. D. Anderson, attached to the U. s. Geological Survey Corps in this State, was an arrival yesterday in auto 1 from the south, and is to remain in definitely on official business. Tungsten Attracts.
 L. w. Morris was an arrival yester- day from the Tip Top country, where he reports the old district as awaken ing, due to its tungsten possibilities. He states the country is being over run with prospectors, as well are many investors coming in to make in- vestigations. This Winter will see more activity in that field than has prevailed in third of a century. To the Coast
 Judge s. F. Denison of Jerome passed through the city yesterday for Los Angeles, where he will spend the holidays with a son.
 Home For Holidays.
 Homer Clark arrived in the city on the afternoon train yesterday from Albuquerque to spend the holidays with his parents, MT and Mrs. E. s. Clark. He has been student at the University of New Mexico for the past few months.
 Vacation Trip.
 s. E. Harrison, chief clerk of tine general frieght and passenger office cl the s. F., P. & P in this city, leaves today for Los Angeles to enjoy brief holiday vacation, and on his re- turn will be accompanied by Mrs. Harrison and child, who have been visiting in that city.
 Active Country.
 M J. Maloney has returned from his Daisy gold group, near Walker, where ne continues development, and states new work performed is satis- factory. He reports the Bunker Hill as revived, while in the Walker field there is very much active mining, and that the showing at many mines would indicate big producers as as sured.
 From the Mines.
 Thomas Marmont was an arrival yesterday from his Louise mining camp, in Crook canyon, where he con tinues development, and is to remain during the holidays. He states that field is warming up" in mine doings, and at the present time the assess ment worker is actively employed. Deals are pending and the outlook