Weekly journal-miner., 1915-12-01
(From Saturdays Daily.)

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 (From Saturdays Daily.) Visiting Friends.
 Miss Josephine DeKuhn is in th' city from Cherry Creek district, anc will remain for few days to visi with friends.
 Range Visitors.
 Granville Fain, Charles Morris an; Dave Murdock, well known rangemer of the Verde valley country, were ar rivals yesterday on a business trip. Good Mine Showing. ]. K. Miller, interested in the Belle group of gold mines with William Bauder, in Eureka district, was an ar rival yesterday from the camp anC reported development as going or from the 240foot level, in drifting Quite a tonnage is accumulating anu later another mill run will soon bC made.
 To Los Angeles.
 Attorney LeRoy Anderson left or the o'clock train yesterday for To: Angeles to join his wife who has beer in the Angel City for the past week New Telegraph Offices
 Owing to the great mining activity at Kingman and Oatman, the Western Union will open independent telc, grapn offices at those points on De cember l. At Standstill.
 w. P. Ellison was an arrival yes terday from Walnut creek in auto anG stated ranch and range business wal at a standstill, with stock in fine con dition to enter the winter.
 Sells Four Claims.
 s. c. Johnson of this city has sold four claims in the Big Bug mining district to C, w. Lynch of Salt Lake City for the sum of $2S0. The mines are the Utah Nos. 1, ?, and 4. To Visit Friends.
 Mrs. w. V. DeCamp, wife of the superintendent of the Blue Bell mines was an arrival yesterday, and later left for Jerome and Clarkdale, to re main for few weeks visiting with friends. Toured the Coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. T. Tindall of tht New Golden Eagle hotel, returned Thursday after an absence since Jupi in touring the coast, the trip also m cluding many points in British Col umbia.
 Leaves for Winter. .'
 Mrs. E. D. Mauk, who had been spending the summer in Prescott with her daughter, Mrs. T. J. Marks, left yesterday for Phoenix, to remain 70: the winter with her son, Geo. w Mauk. Comes to Visit.
 Miss Pauline Shaw, daughter oi Conductor and Mrs. H. E. Shaw, oi Phoenix, IS a recent arrival to remain for several days visiting with Prescott friends, and will be guest of Miss Muriel Tucker.
 Going to Ranch.
 Harold Hilton, who has transformed the old J. R. Wells farm in Agua Fria valley into big livestock breeding ranch, has returned from San Bernar> dino, Cal, where he is farming on a big scale, and leaves today for home. Home From Coast.
 Mrs. William Paar and son have re- turned from a visit to San Diego, ac- companying Mir. and Mrs. 4. J. Head, parents of Mrs Paar in auto. MT. and Mrs. Head will tour the coast before returning home, during Christmas week.
 Brief Visit.
 Fred E. Loosely of Fond du Lac, Wis, was an arrival during the week, to remain for a few days visit midst old-time scenes, while en route to San Diego to join his wife and remain for the winter He was resident many years ago, and an engineer at the old Curtis saw mill three miles to the south of this city. He finds but few habitations of his day left, but is pleased in meeting many Hassayampa acquaintances.
 Back From Coast.
 C. w. Davis has returned from San Francisco after an absence of several weeks on business and attend ing the exposition, and is preparing to leave for his range holdings in Flu reka district, where he is interested with John Neal.
 Seeks Range Change.
 Bidwell Johnston, quite prominent ly known in cattle circles of Wyom- ing, is in the city, and will investigate the range country of Eureka district, to close deal or acquire a location otherwise. He made an inspection of the country last spring.
 Shipping Begins. ---,--,
 C. C. Evans was in the city yester- day from Kirkland valley, and report cd quite an ore movement to that point from mines adjacent, for ship