Weekly journal-miner., 1915-12-08
Mining Business.

the city yesterday on business, and stated he is well pleased with develop ment. He is after supplies for the winter.
 Home From Coast.
 Mrs. D. H. Biles has returned from attending the San Francisco exposi- ton, and en route home visited for few weeks with Mrs. George Wood, at Hollywood, Cal, who was former resident of this city.
 n Winter Quarters.
 George Dedrick, well known as a mining man of the Senator country, where he has valuable interests, was an arrival Monday from his camp, and will remain in the city probably for the winter.
 Rain Does Good.
 Mir. and Mrs. (. C. Jackson are in :ne city from Kirkland valley, and the former states last weeks rain will prove of great benefit to rangemen | Warm weather has followed, and grazing is assured to be good in the | future.
 Flying Trip.
 County Attorney C. w. Herndon of Mohave county was brief visitor to Prescott on Sunday, on official busi- 1ess, returning home later in the day. He stated the Oatman boom had lost none of its speed, and it was generally l predicted that before March l, 1910, he camp would nave population ot 1t least 5000, the census of few weeks ago showing 2,000
 Tourist Held Up. A. w. Farnsworth of Salt Lake City, is making Prescott his tempo .ary home, on account of snow in the mountains and muddy roads in the lowlands. He arrived on Saturday in auto, and will make another effort to go south today.
 On the Force. Constable and Mrs. w. R. Fitz- gerald are receiving felicitations ot heir many friends, fine son arriving !ast week, who went under the beam 1t ten pounds The father says he is 70 be heavyweight, and will begin raining him as his future assistant. Mining Business.
 s. L. Duncan, superintendent of the Climax Mining Company, is in the city from the camp in Hassayampa district, and states development con .inues, with the showing in two sec ions as exceptionally good. The rsual mill run is to be made in a short time.
 Mayer Visitor. Warren c. Davis of Mayer was an lrrival yesterday on brief business rip. He stated the ore custom plant was nearly ready to operate, and min CTS were anxiously awaiting the op- oortunity to begin shipping in their pres after several months of develop ing.
 Mine Inspection.
 State Auditor J. C. Callaghan pass ed through Prescott Sunday after noon, en route to the Oatman coun- ", where he will probably become interested in a gold group. He goes 10 make an inspection, and is accom- panied by Mir. Hannon, a Southern Arizona mining man.
 Starts Flowing.
 A. L. Little was business visitor yesterday from Lonesome valley, where he mas large land interests. Flowing for winter crop growing has started. He stated that dry farming was again proven as successful, as had been demonstrated by the Has sayampa company.
 Visitors Leave.
 Mrs. II. H. Gross and sister, Miss Edna Condit of Chicago concluded a visit of few days in this city yes terday, as guests of Mrs. Richard Lamson. and left for Chandler, where they will join Mrs. Webster Lewis, daughter of Mrs. Gross, and remain for an extended sojourn.
 Business Trip.
 MT. and Mrs. A. B. Peach of Cop per Basin, the former foreman of the Commercial mines, were brief visitors yesterday, returning home later. MT Peach states the property is making it's heaviest production, and mine con ditions are exceedingly favorable foi big production in the future. Resume Development.
 T. ]. Laird and A. A. Johns have resumed development on their Home Run mines of Groom Creek district and are running a tunnel on the new ore body discovered some months ago, that gives high values in gold. Ii weather permits they will begin ship ping regularly next month.