Weekly journal-miner., 1915-08-18
(FTom Tuesdays DaiIy.) Humboldt Visitors.

Humboldt, are in the city.
 Jerome Visitor.
 Dr. Riley Shrum is in the city
 from Jerome for a few days, enjoying a vacation.
 Humboldt Visitor.
 A. A. Burleson made homestead entry while in the city yesterday
 from Humboldt
 Business Trip.
 Robert Birch left yesteday for Southern Arizona, to be away for a few days on a business trip.
 Valley Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Sullivan were arrivals Sunday from Skull valley on business trip, and return home to- day.
 Final Papers.
 Fred E. Edwards, of Maxton, was in the city yesterday to take out final papers to prove up on homestead in that section. l Ready to Run.
 Samuel and Edward Boblett were arrivals yesterday from their gold camp at Lynx creek. and stated the new arasta steams up in few days. Back from Coast. w. s. Wilhelm, operating mines in Hassayampa district, returned Sun day from Long Beach, Calf, on a business trip, and left yesterday for the Ruth camp.
 City Equalization Board.
 Meeting as the board of equaliza- ton the city council yesterday checked over the assessment roll and made reductions and additions where they were needed.
 Mining Business.
 Ernest C. Lane, with the Swansea mines in responsible capacity, was an arrival Sunday, to look after the ore shipping business with the Con solidated at Humboldt.
 Mayer Visitors.
 C. C. Edwards and C. J. Lawson, of Mayer, were arrivals yesterday, and both stated the topic of public interest was the new custom plant that is nearing completion. Coast Trip. u
 Henry Brinkmeyer, proprietor of Brinllmeyer's hotel, has gone to San Francisco to visit the exposition for a few weeks and join his wife, who preceded him several days ago. Military Visitor.
 Captain Geo. C. Barnhardt, sta toned at Fort Bliss, Texas, with cavalry regiment, was an arrival Sun day in auto. He is en route to the Grand Canyon On sightseeing trip. After Many Years.
 Mrs. Ada 'Bennett, former resi- dent and of a well known pioneer family, returned recently from Maine, after an absence of over 16 | years, and will make Prescott her fu- ture home, her father and brother residing here. Mir. Bennett joins her in few weeks Back from Coast.
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Nelson, former residents of Jerome Junction, were arrivals yesterday from Los Ange- | les, making the trip in auto, and are to remain for few days on busi- ness.
 Injures Hand.
 w. T. Birch was an arrival yester- day from his placer camp in Spruce canyon, west of this city to receive medical attention for quite painful in juries to his left hand, sustained in an axe. Injures Foot.
 MT. and Mrs. Gideon Shull have returned to Jerome after being in this city for several days, the former meet ing with quite a serious accident in having his foot badly mashed while in mine. Comes to Reside.
 Solomon Hirshey has returned from Southern Arizona, and is again occu pying his bungalow in Idylwild. He will make that resort his permanent home hereafter. He built two resi- dences there recently. Trip to Coast.
 Mrs. Wood, of Greenville, H., a visitor for several months with her daughter, Mrs. H. H. Linney, left for Los Angeles, to join the latter and Mir. Linney, when all will visit the exposition cities. Country Visitor {
 D. H. Morgan, who recently com oleted final entry to his homestead ( ands near Jerome Junction, was business visitor yesterday and stated pig crops On dry farm principle [ were assured many in that section. ( Has an Assistant. I
 A. Cruickshank. Jr made his advent ( Sunday night, and begins his earth t ,