Weekly journal-miner., 1915-11-24
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(From Thursdays Daily.)

(From Thursdays Daily.)
 Of to Seligman.
 Sheriff Joe Young left for Seligman on the II o'clock train last night Or, official business.
 Country Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Stewart of Will Hanson valley, are in the city for a few days visiting with friends.
 Booming.
 Thomas Coyne was an arrival in Prescott yesterday from Copper Ba- sin where he reports mining as boom ing.
 Mining Business.
 Louis LaBarr, owner of mines in Copper Basin, near the Commercial, ieit for his camp yesterday with an engineer.
 Back From Coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Johns returned yesterday from San Francisco after attending the exposition and visiting with relatives and friends. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Harry Wills, wife of the Max ton merchant, was a visitor with friends in the city yesterday, return ing home later in the day. Mayer Is Lively.
 J. F. Bark, who was a brief visitor yesterday from Mayer, stated that mining activity adjacent is continu- ing. in view of the custom plant start ing in short time. The town also is the center of operations of many cn .,,ol--n,r of properties nearby, and business conditions are satisfactory. Ex-Governor Here.
 Ex-Governor ]. H. Kibbey of Phoe- nix made a visit to Prescott yesterday on legal business. He returned to the capital on the o'clock train. Mining Man Returns.
 Harvey ]. Smith, operating the Lady Aldy group near McCabe, has returned from business trip to Los Angeles, and leaves for his camp to- day
 To Big Fair.
 F. M Albertson, well known in To- cal range circles, left yesterday for San Francisco to attend the exposi- ton and enjoy his first outing in sev- etal years.
 To Capital.
 Miss May Cahill left yesterday for Phoenix to join her mother and re main for a few days with U. s. Mar shal and Mrs. I. P. Dillon, the former her uncle. To the Fair.
 Miss Angie Sheehan. a recent arriv- 1of+ I..,- for Phoenix to attend the State Fair, !. and returns later to remain for the winter with relatives and friends. Valley Visitor.
 Mrs. A. A, Vannoy, of Skull Val ley. returned nome yesterday after a . brief visit with relatives and friends. i Her husband IS section foreman of | the s. F. P. & P. ill that division. Mines Active.
 Jersey Mcleod, mining at Walker, was an arrival yesterday on a flying i business trip. and stated that field . continues active, and the outlook for . a large camn is encouraging from the number of mines getting ready to go ahead.
 Mining Business.
 D. A. Seaman, who IS operating the Juanita gold mines ill Crook canyon, was an arrival yesterday to purchase a large line of supplies TOT the winter He is operating the group individual ly, under lease, and is member of the company. Kingman Lively.
 ]. E. Leeper, who recently left this city to engage in the mine brokerage business at Kingman, was an arrival Tuesday and left yesterday for Je rome. He states Kingman is lively, and that mining activity is now scat tered to every known belt in Mohavc  Visiting Banker.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mcdonald Robinson, the former president of the State Bank of Williams. were arrivals yes Lerday from Castle Hot Springs, after attending the Arizona bankers con vention. and will remain for a brief visit. being guests of Mir and Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy. More Lawyers.
 County Attorney O'Sullivan left yesterday for Phoenix, to attend a session of the Arizona Bar Examin- ing Board, of which he is a member A large class of aspiring attorneys is lined uD ready for grilling among whom from this city are George Nilsson and J. J. Sweeney.