Weekly journal-miner., 1916-02-16

Mrs. -. II. InlliiDS or Mayer IS III the city to remain for few days visiting with friends, and is guest at Head hotel.
 Back From Coast.
 F. II. DarrOw, a1 attache of the s. F.. P. & P. in this city. returned yesterday from Los Angeles, where he had been on business for the rail road.
 Mnyer Visitor.
 Judge Ward Wheeler of Mayer, was an arrival yesterday in auto on a business trip, and reports road condr tions as only fair. This is his first trip in several weeks.
 Visited the Capital.
 Mrs. II. J. Brock and daughter who had been visiting with friends ia Phoenix for few weeks, returnc1 yesterday and leave today for Hum boldt, their home.
 Comes to Visit.
 Miss Estella Douglas of Mayer was an arrival Tuesday, to remain for a few weeks visiting with friends in the city. and is a guest of Mrs. Ada Reg gin at Head hotel
 Back From Kansas.
 C. s. Israel, manager of the Wichita Placer Co.,, operating on Lynx creek, was an arrival yesterday from Wich- ita. Kansas. and leaves today for the works on trip of inspection. In Phoenix.
 w. II. Hoover. who lost one of his eyes as a result of an accident at the Santa Fe. Prescott & Phoenix railway freight yards. will remain at Phoenix in St. Joseph's hospital for at least ten or fifteen days.
 To Visit Friends.
 Miss Emma Denny. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Denny of Miller valley. left yesterday for Phoenix 10 visit for few weeks with friends, and will be a guest of Mrs. Hattie Cornell while away.
 Eastern Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs Eli F. Pummel oi Antwerp, Ohio. are recent arrivals, to select a location in this city to spend the Summer. They leave later in the week for Phoenix to visit with 9 daughter until about May lst. Shelter Still Active.
 C. p. WinghelI, the Humboldt merchant. was an arrival yesterday and stated that good weather coming has stimulated mining in that field. and that the smclter is making its heaviest production of copper bullion No Sheep Losses.
 Colin Campbell was in the city yes terday from the desert grazing cou-,- try and reported sheep in excellent condition, with no losses whatevcT taking place. Warm weather has started grass to growing, and favor able season is now assured. Rough Roads North.
 James Dcene and I. L. Morrison, mining engineers of Aspen, Colo, who had been in the Oatman field for sew eral weeks, arrived yesterday in auto, three days out from Kingman. They reported roads in jeplorable condi- dition. Both are to remain in this deld indefinitely.
 Back From Vermont.
 After spending last Summer in this city. and his health improving, Henry Hudd. of Montpelier, was an arrival a few days ago, to remain until Fall and later will be joined by his wife and family. For the next three week; he will sojourn at Wickenburg and Castle Hot Springs.
 Country Is Opened.
 John Kelly was an arrival yester day from the Blue Dick camp, Has sayampa district, and reported snow as disappearing and wagon road' again being used by miners in takins in supplies for the first time sine, Christmas week. Several properties are again operating and engineers ar, coming into make examinations. Verde Visitor.
 William Wingfeld of Verde valley was an arrival yesterday in auto, an, reported weather conditions as aga!- normal. with farmers in the field get ting ready for the usual planting O crops. He stated that while th' storms were without parallel in tha region. but little land damage occur red and livestock conditions are sat isfactory
 Called East.
 John F. Pell. president of the Majo Mining and Milling Co.,. left Tuesda, night for Newark, \. J.. where he i called on important business pertain ing 10 his varied mining interests il this field. He stated the general sit nation had been found satisfactor.