Weekly journal-miner., 1915-12-01
(FTom Tuesdays Daily.)

Mir and Mrs. ". Nelson Shew Of Middleton, are in the city for few days visiting with friends.
 Official Business.
 Deputy Sheriff Joe E. Cook Of Clarkdale was an arrival yesterday on official business to remain until today Rural Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Wallace, the former a farmer of Williamson val ley, were arrivals in auto yesterday on brief business trip.
 To Simmons.
 County Superintendent of Schools Miller left yesterday for Simmons to visit the school there and rural schools en route to that place.
 Back From South.
 J. w. Sullivan has returned from 1 Southern Arizona and leaves in few days for Williamson valley, where he has large land and livestock interests. Mine Business.
 Sam Trolley, former mining oper- ator in this field, was an arrival in auto Sunday from Oatman to look over properties to the south of this city.
 Removed to Home. Fred Happ, who recently was oper- ated on for appendicitis was last Sun day removed from the Mercy hospital to his home in very much improved condition.
 1 Inspecting United Verde. l Former Senator w. A. Clark ar rived at Clarkdaie on Sunday, and is 10 remain for several days on his GUS tomary inspection of United Verde holdings.
 From the Range.
 NIT. and Mrs. Al. B. Kellogg were arrivals Sunday in auto from the Horseshoe range ranch, the former having business to attend to'here for a few days. Good Crops. | U. w. Bosley was a visitor yester- day from Skull valley, and gave the usual report of very successful year among farmers, the hay crop exceed ing all former records.
 Returns From Coast. Lester Jackson, who had been on the coast for. some time on business pertaining to his War Eagle Gladiator mining interests, returned Sunday. He leaves soon for the camp near Crown King. "a
 Big Apple Crop. A. w. Lessard was an arrival Sun- day from Stoddard, and stated the marketing of his,apple crop was going ahead. Theyield is heavy, that shel- tered section escaping the big freeze last spring. Water Investigation. u. D. Andffson, of the '. 5. geo logical service, is in the city from Phoenix to make investigations O. Rowing streams in this county and 10 measure the flow of water. He makes these observations periodically. Former Resident. tef D., Newman, former well known resident of this city, but now heavily interested in sheep in Coco nine county, was an arrival Sunday on business, en route to the desert country where he is wintering his flocks. Got His Buck.
 A. L. Jones, deputy clerk of the Su perior court, last Sunday returned to Prescott with his first buck for this season. He shot his game in the country west of Camp Wood. In the hunting party were Ed. Harris, Al ward NJ. Boss and George Jones. Business Trip.
 M P Randolph, member of Ran
 
 dolph-Gemmell Development Com rany, which is treating the tailings | dump of the old Grown King mill, was an arrival Sunday on a business trip. He stated the process is prov ing successful, as is shown in regular shipments being made weekly of a | high grade concentrate. Mining Business.
 Frank Thornton, one of the best known mining men of this section, IS in the city from Mayer, which section he reports as passing through a ger- eral reviving of old mines, and pro duction assuming considerable inter est since the new custom plant is soon to afford a market for ores. Closing Mine Deal.
 William Nellis is in the city from Southern Arizona to close mining deal. He states the coming year will see big movement toward Yavapai, which is attracting keen interest in mining circles everywhere, since re- cent strikes have taken place. He