Weekly journal-miner., 1915-10-06

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 Pleasant valley yesterday
 From Mayer District.
 Captain E. A. Seely and wife ar
 rived in Prescott yesterday from tn,
 Richenbar mine, near Mayer.
 Visiting Capital.
 MT. and Mrs. Orville Bozarth lef
 yesterday for Phoenix, where they will visit for a few weeks with friends.
 Realty Deal.
 Eighty acres of land near Walnut Grove and Wagoner have been sold by Mir. and Mrs. I. T. M. Earnhart to James O. Carter for a nominal sum.
 Goes to Range.
 J. A. Trenberth left last night for the range ranch of the Aubrey In vestment Company near Nelson, to be away for several days on an in spection trip.
 From Far Away.
 l.. R. Long was an arrival yestcr- day from Ecuador, South America. and will locate at Humboldt, to open an assay and metallurgical office, leaving for that place today.
 First Frost.
 John Morris was visitor yester- day from Skull valley, and reported the first frost of the season early this week Vegetables only were dam aged, and the loss is small.
 To Winter Home.
 ]. H. Cordes was an arrival yes terday from Cordes, and is returning to his home in Tempe, for the win ter, after attending to his business interests in this section during the summer.
 Flying Trip.
 James O'Hara was an arrival yes terday from his mining camp near Date creek, on a flying business trip, and has completed arrangements to begin development during the coming winter.
 Mining Business.
 J. F. Staley, operating the Black Diamond mines, of Walker district was an arrival yesterday to direct shipping of new machinery to his camp. It is being freighted out by | Ruffner.
 Good Crops.
 Sam Miller and Herschel HilL of Dewey, were arrivals yesterday and stated farmers will have prosper ous season, in good crops being grown, the yield exceeding that of last year
 Hauling Cement.
 J. H. Stephens was in the city yes terday to commence freighting to his Toohey ranch, the second carload of cement to construct two new water storage dams for irrigating l00acre tract of land. The first shipment of 650 sacks is on the ground and build ing starts at once
 Visited Old Home.
 Mrs. w. V. DeCamp, who had been visiting with relatives at Denver, her former home, returned yesterday, and leaves today for the Blue Bell mines, where her husband is superintendent, the latter meeting her in this city. Mining Men Here.
 Captain E. A. Seeley and J. H. Williams, principals of the! Black ' Mesa Mining Company, operating the Richenbar gold mines, of Black can yon district, were arrivals yesterday r. from the camp on business trip. Inspection Trip. ( C. w. Clark, general manager of , the United Verde, was an arrival dur 1 ing the week from San Mateo, Calif, T to remain for few days on his GUS f tomary monthly inspection of mine C and smelter conditions of his com f pany. Back from Colorado. ' MT. and Mrs. Jenkins Hoode, resi- dents of this county several years I ago, returned during the week from f near Georgetown, Colorado, and will f remain MT. Hoode states he will a probably make Turkey creek his home, where he retains an interest in silver properties. I From Denver.
 Mrs. J. w. Vinsdale, former resi- } dent of Prescott, arrived here from \ Denver yesterday to straighten up the property belonging to the estate v of her husband, who died about year T ago. Vinsdale, while in Prescott ; number of years ago, operated sever n al mining properties. Ready for Office. J F. E. Ross, who was recently ap- pointed bank examiner of Arizona, b ] E