Weekly journal-miner., 1915-12-01
Mining Activity.
(From Sundays Daily0 Visitor From Mayer.

(From sundays Dally.)
 Visitor From Mayer.
 Justice of the Peace Ward Wheeler of Mayer made a trip to Prescott yesterday on pleasure and business. Leave the City.
 Mrs. s. II. Anderson, son and daughter, Mrs. Anna Calloia, left yes terday for Los Angeles where they will reside in the future.
 To Make Survey.
 County Engineer w. II. Merritt will leave Monday or Tuesday for Mayer with a crew of men to make a survey to the Black canyon.
 Home From Coast.
 Mrs. John L. Summers returned home yesterday after an absence of several months in visiting with friends in Los Angeles and along the coast. Private Business.
 Tnos. E. Campbell, member of the State tax commission, was an arrival Friday night from Phoenix, to remain for few days on private business. Mining Business.
 1 w. K DePalma, member of syn. dicate Of Spanish investors mining in the Wenden country, was an ar rival yesterday in his auto on busi- ness trip.
 Sells Mines. s-.
 Six mining claims and one millsite in the. White Picacno district have been sold by B. Johnson to M. Pech- an for a nominal sum. The millsite is the Bachelor and the mines are the Choice Nos. l., 3, 4, 5 and 6.
 Blue Bell Visitor. ...s~ ..-..1.. :.
 W. V. DeCamp, superintendent, oi the Blue Bell mines, is in the city, ac- companying his wife who left Friday for glarkdale. to Visit with friends for few weeks.ff,Ss .t.4.s !u Visiting clarkdals. / N l Ms. !. c. Hewitt of this eify, left yesterday, fot sClarkdale to join her husband, terapotafily ageiff of the. 5. E. F, & P. and to visit with friends 1 for ar,few weeks. s.,,-. 1 Granted Patent, .... ,..j,.., | John II. Robinson has been granted a patent to l50, sS.ioo acres Of land hear, Kirkland by the United States, according to deed filed at the office of the county recorder yesterday. Cuontry Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs E. E. Thurston, Mi. and Mrs. Fred Back of Verde valley Geo. w. Hill and George Wright Of Dewey, were in the city yesterday on a business trip and to visit with friends. The. Lure of Prescott.
 MT. and Mrs. H. P Hunter, who formerly resided here and went to Colorado Springs, have written to friends that they will shortly return to Prescott with the intention of mak- ing this city their permanent home. Pleased Operator.
 Geo. P. Harrington, general man. ager of the Nelson Mining Co.,, who was an arrival Friday night from Crown King, confirms reports of the new strike made in cross-cutting from the main tunnel. General conditions at other points continue satisfactory. Record Yield ---e
 John Morris was in the city yes terday and stated farmers had pros pered during the year, mainly from raising the biggest crops of hay ever known. Alfalfa was cut four times this season, which established rec ord never before known.
 Leave for Winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. Francis Barton and Miss Barton, visitors since July, leave today for Bouse, to remain for the winter. They are from Kalispel, Mont, coming for the health of MT. Barton, which has been greatly bene- fitted. They will make this section their future home.
 Long Auto Trip.
 MT. and Mrs. Rudolph Middleton of Patterson, N. J., are in the city in auto, en route to Southern Arizona to remain for the winter. Every foot ot the long road has been negotiated in their car, and they are pleased over reaching the sun kissed land. They resume their journey tomorrow. Leave For Exposition.
 MT. and Mrs. F Seopei of tAis city, and Mr. and Mrs. Mat1i, of William