Weekly journal-miner., 1915-12-29
(From Saturdays Daily.)

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 (From Saturdays Daily)
 From the Ruth.
 J. R. Slack, with the Ruth mines, was in the city yesterday on busi- ness trip. To Capital City. Mir. and Mrs. A F. Gage have gone to Phoenix to spend Christmas witl the parents of the latter.
 New Directory.
 The new directory of Yavapai county, is out, and w. H. Rock, who compiled the work, has started dis tribution. Mining Business. Frank L. Carlisle, a former resident of this city, arrived from Pittsburg. Fa., yesterday to remain for a few days on mining business. Holiday Trip.
 Henry Adams, of the lumber firm of Clark & Adams, left yesterday for Williams, to visit with his wife and other relatives during the holidays. Verde Visitor. 1 Ralph Bell, interested with his , father in the Verde Valley apiary, was in the city yesterday on busi- ness trip, and also to visit with friends.
 To the Coast. , MT. and Mrs. Eli Stauffer left yes terday for Pasadena, Cal, where they will be guests during the holidays of Mrs. Margaret Swissher, mother of Mrs. Stauffer. Holiday Trip.
 MT. and Mrs. George Anderson left yesterday for Los Angeles, to enjoy the holidays with friends, and will be guests of Mrs. E. A. Woodruff, moth CT of Mrs. Anderson.
 Holiday Visitors.
 From Camp Verde yesterday were noticed the following: J. R. Ralston. w. J. Price, J. R. Pattie, C. D. Thay- CT, w. Williams and Harry Keonig All return home this morning. From the Mines.
 Joe Caspari, leasing on the Davis mines with Eric Bloom, was an ar rival yesterday from Slate creek, to visit with his wife and family in the city during Christmas.
 Goes to Desert. Martin Hahn left yesterday for the desert country near Swansea, where he will establish a camp and begin developing his group of copper mines, intending to ship to Humboldt early in the coming year.
 Family Reunion.
 Mrs. Rachel Miller, her son, Fred Miller and his wife, and the Misses Esta and Rachel Redden, her grand daughters, left yesterday for Kirk land valley, to attend the Miller Sanders reunion today. From the Crook. -, ! John Harlan, operating the Crook gold mines, is in the city, and con 1 firms reports of striking a good grade of ore in new development, and that the Venezia nnll is running daily, making satisfactory recovery. Back From Coast.
 Lester Jackson, back from a trip to the coast on mining business, states that next week representatives of large mine operating syndicate of California will arrive in Prescott to make observations in tnis field, re- maining for several days.
 Mining Business.
 Frank Imo, a well-known miner ot the McCabe field, who is in the city for few days to visit with friends, states that that field is again swing ing into activity such as prevailed several years ago, and many proper ties are making good showing. He anticipates that 1916 will be very active as well as prosperous year. Tip Top District Revived.
 Thomas Sullivan, an arrival yester- day from Tip Top district, stated the rush there continues of prospectors as well as operators. The wonderful tungsten showing of the old Tip Top mine, as well as dumps on many sil- yer properties that carry this metal are the inducement to again revive the old district, in scores of reloca- tions being made and mine work be- ing resumed.
 (From Sundays Daily) Holiday Visitor.