Weekly journal-miner., 1915-05-12

localities. She stated that Senator Ashurst would be detained for few days before returning to this city. Business Trip.
 James Douglas, the well known mining operator, of Douglas, is in the city for few days on business and to visit with his many friends. He will make his customary trip of inspection to the Little Daisy at Je- rome before returning south.
 Back From Bradshaws.
 Deputy Assessor E. w. Stephens returned yesterday from the Brad shaws, on an assessing mission, and stated quite mining movement is noticeable in that field, with sales under consideration.
 Comes On Business.
 Senator Morris Goldwater arrived from the capital Friday to look after his business interests in this city, and incidentally to enjoy a relaxation from official cares for few days. He returns to Phoenix this afternoon. Back From Coast.
 Mike Mcbride, interested in copper mines of Hassayampa district with EC. ]. McNulty, arrived from San Diego yesterday, and is to remain for several days on an inspection trip, leaving later for the camp in Hassay- ampa district.
 From the Range.
 John Webb, of Anvil Rock, is an arrival in the city, and states he has sold his cattle business to Oscar Con nell. He gives a glowing report of this industry, since heavy rains have fallen, and predicts one of the best years in the history of the business. Passing Through.
 F. U. Ryer and L. V. Scherer, of New York, are temporarily held up in this city, owing to rainy weather, and bad roads. They are touring the state in a fine Lozier, and later leave for the Grand Canyon, with San Francisco as their destination. Summer Visitors.
 Dr. Harry w. Brace and his sister, Miss Marion, have recently arrived from Brockville, Ont, on the St.. Lawrence, and are domiciled in "The Oaks" Camp Beauvoir, for the sum mer. They say that Canada cannot boast of such weather for May as they have experienced here recently. Auto Tourists.
 William and David Babbitt, prom inently known residents of Flagstaff, were arrivals last night in their auto from the coast. en route home. They made the trip via Yuma and Phoenix, and state it was easily discerniblc when the boundary line of Yavapai county greeted them by the first-class condition of the roads.
 Ford Buyers.
 Two more Ford converts were added yesterday to the long list ot those who prefer this make of an auto, when the Hill Hardware Com pany sold to Fred Ref and G. H.. Bishop, each a touring car. Both will later reap the reward of $50 rebate, according to the financial gearing an nounced by the manufacturer. Mines Active.
 A Stukey, who was an arrival yes terday from Walker, reported many mines as again operating and produc- ton had started on quite a heavy basis, with a summer of general ac- tivity assured. It is his belief the old camp faces an era of good times, and than the leaser is the moving source in bringing that region into promin- ent rating.
 Mining Visitor.
 James R. Slack, foreman of the Long Beach Mining Company, was an arrival yesterday from the camp in Hassayampa district, and reported development as making good head way. The first shaft has reached a depth of 40 feet, exposing two feet of silver ore that samples 140 ounces to the ton, with gold and lead as bi- product. This company recently en- tered that field, and is operating on the Homestead claim, under lease and bond.
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