Weekly journal-miner., 1916-01-19

" EEhL | JSO NlNA IN GNy to Vincent Toneck for the sum of S4OOO.
 Sell Lot.
 Sarah DeSilva has purchased Lot ! B in the Gardenland addition to the city of Prescott from Mir. and Mrs. ! I. C. Cornelison.
 To Meet Wife.
 Charley Wiedlcr left on the II o'clock train last night for Ash Fork to meet his wife who is returning from Oakley, Idaho, where she has been visiting with relatives for the 1 past month.
 Business Trip. Miss Agnes B. Todd left Saturday night for St. Louis, Chicago and New York. on her semi-annual millinery purchasing trip. to select line of the latest styles for the Spring opening. early i1 March.
 Fine Baby.
 Mir. and Mrs. George lumber are receiving congratulations of their many Prescott friends over the ar rival of a fine little baby girl or Thursday night at their home o,. | North Marina street. The ovcrjoyed father is a popularly known brakeman of the s. F., P. & P.
 Back to Canyon. George Colton, manager of curio business house on the rim of the Grand Canyon at Fl Tovar, conclud- cd two weeks visit yesterday and returned home. His wife and daugh ter, Henrietta, remain until the end of the week, with ner parents, MT. and Mrs. A. D. Adams.
 Placer Gold.
 From few days of sluicing on Big Bug creek. Tow Lynn made a clean up of S2l in coarse gold. but owing tc freezing weather ne suspended work for a short time. He states a plant similar to that of the Wichita Placer Co. on Lynx creek, is being talked of after a certain deal is closed.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Miss Elsie Duke, after an absence of many years, returned to Prescott on Friday from Los Angeles, and is 10 remain for an indefinite visit with her father, and sister, Miss Mamie Duke She is accompanied by Miss Barnes Of the above city, and both will enjoy a rural outing on the Duke ranch in Point of Rocks. Work Suspended.
 Charles Carrier, who located in the Copper Basin field and established a camp during the middle of December, was in the city yesterday, and stated weather conditions were too disagree able to continue. He has four claims that snow fair copper values and after his return from Anaheim. Cal, during March, will resume with a force of six miners and maintain two shifts H. formerly mined in Nevada. Mining Man Returns.
 William Ellilgford. superintendent of the Gold Blossom Mining Co.,. which is operating on Indian creek, near this city, returned yesterday from Long Beach, Cal, wierc he had been visiting with his wife and family during the holidays, and leaves for the camp today. He was advised of development during his absence, ano is very much pleased with the out look He states that very energetic plan of operating is to- begin at once Lively Camps.
 O. O. Ardrey. who has mining in tcrcsts near Huron, is in the city and states that field has been completely rogcnerated since the Henrietta and Butternut groups have been revived by the Big Ledge Company. Over 60 miners are employed at both camps, as well are several individual prop critics operating. The Butternut, he states, is developing into fine cop per property, while the Henrietta has started to make shipments of higher grade gold ores. He anticipates a lively country when weather condi- tions are favorable