Weekly journal-miner., 1915-03-17
Ranch Being Improved.

ANoiSh oCAiiS ALiPhONS0 Edwin Brown of North Alatcon
 To Phoenix.
 w. S. Bourn, a mining man from
 Grown King. who has been in this
 city the past few days, left for Phoe-
 nix last night.
 street, Is busy making extensive inn
 provements at his ranch one mile
 north of the city.
 Leaves For Capital.
 U s. Marshal Joseph Dillon left
 town yesterday for his headquarters at Phoenix, having completed his of
 ficlal business in this city.
 Former Nurse In Town.
 Mrs. C. Sleater, formerly of Pres colt, but now resident of Flagstaff, is visiting her. daughter, Mrs. Roy Huddleston of this city.
 Back From Phoenix. -'9
 C. w. Davis, who had been in the Salt River valley for the past two weeks, looking after his livestock in terests, returned yesterday.
 Back From Desert.
 Major A. J. Doran and Earl Good win have returned from an inspection trip of gold mine near Wenden, and report considerable activity on the desert. Leave For New Home.
 Mrs. (. C. Keeler and son, Wilson, leave today for their future home at Oroville, Washington. They will spend month at Glendale, California, en route.
 Birthday Party.
 County Treasurer F. A. Rogers en- tertained a number of his friends at his home on South Montezuma street, Wednesday evening, it being the col onels birthday. Back From Coast.
 Adolph Moser, formerly of the Rainier, returned yesterday from San Diego, after an absence of one month, visiting with his daughter His wife remains there for the present. Come to Visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. J: Koontz, of the D-I Cattle Company, where the form CT is superintendent, were arrivals yesterday to remain for several days with friends and relatives, and are at the home of MT. and Mrs. Ed. Stephens.
 Mine Examination.
 F. D. Burtt and Geo. T. Ruddock, mining engineers of San Francisco, are in this field, and returned yester- day from the Jersey Lily section, where they made examinations of a gold mine. They are to examine nearby mine today. Country Visitors.
 William Cooper and F. A. Coughi ran, farmers and rangemen of Skull valley, were arrivals yesterday, and stated the country is getting as green as a gourd," and thrifty times are ahead as result of the deluging storms of the past month. Mayer Visitor.
 B. C. Jones, well known in mining circles of Mayer, was an arrival yes terday in auto. He reports very much in that community over the outlook for custom ore plant to be established in few months, since the Gray Eagle company has started energetic work to build nearby. Business Trip.
 A. H. Nelson, agent of the Journal Miner at Humboldt, was an arrival yesterday on brief business trip. He stated the shelter city was thrifty in various lines, heavy bullion produc- ton was maintained daily, and the old camp seemed to be at last firmly an chored on a permanent foundation. Comes to Reside.
 Geo. A. Hammer, of Oakland, Cal fornia, but recently from Los An geles, was an arrival yesterday, and making Prescott his fu- .ure home. He states that this city favorably compares with Los An geles, population considered, and his are decidedly iattering for the possibilities of his new home.
 (From Saturdays Daily.) Eastern Visitor |,