Weekly journal-miner., 1915-01-27
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(From Thursdays Daily.)

y day from his camp on a business trip for few days.
 To the Coast.
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis Motter, resi- dents for the past six months, left yesterday for Colton, Cal, near which place they will reside in the future. From the Country.
 c. C. Spencer and c. w. Hill, ranchers and rangemen of the Dew ey section, were arrivals yesterday on business trip.
 Bankers Meeting.
 R. \. Fredericks, F. c. Brecht and J. A. Hope, who had been attending the annual meeting of directors of the Bank of Jerome, returned yes terday.
 Official Business.
 C. F. Dutton, postal inspector, was an arrival yesterday from the south, and is making observations of the service in this and other sections for several days.
 Verde Visitor.
 Ed. Mahurin, the well known Yer de valley rancher, was an arrival yes terday from Cottonwood, on a busi- ness trip and visit with his many friends for a few days.
 Pioneer in City.
 J. A. McGovern, the well known civil war veteran, and a pioneer resi- dent, was in the city yesterday from Date creek, where he is yet in har- ness and follows farming and stock raising.
 Former Resident.
 F. w. Gadwood, former resident of this city, identified with the Lin coin mines near Crown King, is again in the city, en route east. Gadwood is quite we'll known in Nevada as a mining man, and is recently from Phoenix.
 Arrives from East.
 Charles Ditton, interested in mines in Tiptop district, returned Tuesday from Stebbinsville, Ohio, where hcI attended the marriage of a sister, and in al few days leaves for his camp to start operating on small scale during the winter
 Condition Improved.
 The many friends of Mrs. C. H. Hooker wha has been quite serious ly i'll for several days, will be inter ested to learn that she was improved yesterday Later she will leave with her husband on trip of recreation to the coast
 Visitors from Ranges.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer Hummer, of Fort Rock, Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Denny, of Anvil Rock, and MT. and Mrs. ]. J. Bishop, of the same local ity, were arrivals in their autos yes terday, registering at the Hup Ser vice Station. They reported roads as again in good condition, and all anxiously awaiting the time when work will be resumed on the high way to Kingman, which passes through the above country. From the Fortune.
 w. w. Elliott, mill engineer of the Fortune Mining Co.,, was an arrival from the camp on Big Bug creek yesterday, and starts assembling the ten-stamp plant in a few days. Mine work, also goes ahead, and the show ing, he reports, is decidedly attrac tive. Goes to Springs.
 Ezra Jackson, foreman of the War Eagle Gladiator mine, near Crown King, left yesterday for the Arkansas Hot Springs, to seek relief from ma larial trouble, contracted during sev- eral years of a residence in Mexico, 1 from which country he returned a short time ago. Rural Visitor.
 Charles R. Chestnut, one of the well known farmers Of the Verde val ley, was an arrival yesterday on bus mess, this being his first trip in many months. He reports the coun- try as prosperous and the late rains as doing incalculable good to range men and ranchers. To Jerome.
 Harry Colvig, of the Prescott Ma tional Bank, left for Jerome last night on business trip for a few days. Eastern Trip.
 Mrs. Geo. A. Thayer left last night for Indianapolis, Ind, her former home, to visit with relatives and friends for a few weeks. Goes North. J. E. Mitchell left last night for Flagstaff, on a business trip for a few weeks, to look the field over with the view to locating.
 Mining Mission.
 H. McClair, a well known mining