Weekly journal-miner., 1915-10-27
Returns East.

holdings and IS very much pleased with the outlook.
 (From Saturdays Daily.) Back From New Mexico.
 F. (. Tatum has returned from trip to New Mexico on mining business and leaves today for the Marshall camp in Chaparral, where he is oper- ating on quite an extensive basis. Brief Visitor.
 Elmer Dawson, a resident of this city during the 90's, was brief visit Or yesterday. while en route East from Casa Grande, visiting the fair for a few hours and greeting old-time friends.
 Seeing the Sports.
 Harry s. Knight, favorably known in range circles, the general manager of the Triple Link Cattle Co.,, was an arrival yesterday from Walnut Grove, on business and to see the ponies in action at the fair.
 Country Visitors.
 Mesdames Casner, Garrish and Cat on of Verde valley, are in the city to visit with friends, as well as to attend the fair. Mrs. M. L. Rodgers and Miss Mary Richardson of Dewey also were arrivals yesterday. Visiting Old Home.
 Dr. Geo. w. Vickers was an arrival yesterday from Phoenix to visit with relatives and friends for the rest of the week and to see the progress made in recent years in developing his old stamping grounds. Prominent Visitors.
 State Auditor J. C. Callaghan, State Treasurer Nit Simms and J. C. Ad- ans, widely and popularly known the State as a leading citizen. were among the Phoenicians to arrive yesterday to attend the fair. Artist Given Prizes.
 Miss Blossom Kelly, talented young local artist, was awarded two prizes at the Northern Arizona Fair for her commendable work. The first prize was for a speaking likeness of Judge Frank O. Smith in crayon and the second for a portrait of Woodrow Wilson. From Cinnabar Camp.
 John s. Ross and Matthew Hall, who have recently made locations Ill Copper Basin district of cinnabar mines, arrived yesterday from their camps having completed annual title work. They bring samples that indicate an attractive proposition, and ater development begins. Pioneer Visitor.
 Charles B. Coulson, former we'll ! nown resident of this city, was an ar -ival yesterday from Verde valley to | -enew old-time associations, this be- ng his first visit in many years. He S a prosperous farmer and is taking -ery much interest in the displays in hat line at the Northern Arizona Fair.
 Judging Mineral Exhibits.
 ]. C. Goodwin of Tempe, superin- endent of tie mineral department Of he State Fair, is in Prescott to act IS one of the judges of the mineral lisplay at the Northern Arizona Fair. dr. Goodwin was a member of the ower house in the last legislature rom Maricopa county, and he made most creditable record. Resident.
 Stephen Massey, resident ot this .ounty over twenty-five years ago, vas an arrival Tuesday from Pinos Altos, N. M., and is passing through O the coast for the winter, to Join lis wife and family. He visited yes erday Fort Whipple, where he was ttached to the quartermaster depart. nent as weigher of hay and grain for he government. He receives a wei ome from many pioneers of his day After Supplies.
 H. A. Price is in the city from the ". J. Bryan mining camp in Hassay- mpa district, after supplies, and tates development for the winter Is O go ahead. The driving of the SUI oot tunnel will be the principal work O tap the shoot exposed on the sur ace. Several cross veins have been xposed that give good values in liver.
 (From Sundays DailyO Brief Visitor.
 l. P. Wilson, with the United Yer Ie. was an arrival in auto yesterday rom Jerome, to visit with friends and