Weekly journal-miner., 1916-04-26
Mine Examination.
(From Sundays Daily.)

(From Sundays Daily.)
 Still Wears Star.
 Chief of Police Fred Hawkins, of Jerome, who was reelected last weel;
 to succeed himself, was a.visitor yes
 terday in auto.
 Mining Business.
 D. ]. Thompson, of the Federal
 Mining Co.. of Cherry Creek district was an arrival yesterday to attend the Republican mass meeting.
 Official Business.
 Prof. (. O, Case, State superintend-
 ent of public instruction. arrived from
 Phoenix on Friday. He comes to the northern counties on official business. Returns From South. 1 Mir. and Mrs. ]. L. Blount, the former until recently employed on the ! Phoenix & Eastern railroad, returned yesterday from Hayden Junction, to make their home in this city.
 Farm Prosperity.
 Henry Clay and Sam Miller were arrivals yesterday from Agua Fria valley and reported excellent i1dica tions for big crop raising this year Corn and beans will be the principal production
 Flying Trip.
 w. s. Johnson, of Walnut creek was brief visitor yesterday on busi- ness. returning home later in the day ] in auto. He states cattle are in good form. and the country begins to look like a well kept lawn.
 Returns Home.
 Charles C. Evans. who had been al Mercy hospital for the past week , quite seriously i'll by being accident ally poisoned. had recovered sui iiciently to leave for his home yester- day in Kirkland valley. Inspected Many Sheep.
 Bert Haskett. Federal inspector O. livestock. has returned from souiherr Winter grazing grounds. after look ing over several thousand head oi sheep. He is en route to his head quarters at Flagstaff. Country Visitors. Mir. and Mrs. C. F.. Burton. of Je- rome Junction. were brief visitors yes terday with Prescott friends, the former leaving later for the descr' country to look after his bands oi sheep. moving to the north. Engineers Arrive.
 Thomas D. Flint and Horace K Kells. mining engineers of Bingham, | Utah. were arrivals during the weei; | and are now scouting to the south oi this city. presumably for silver mines | with tungsten as an induceme1t. Masons Arrive.
 Neill Bailey. Judge s. F. Denison. of Jerome, Dr. D. s. Miller, of Flag 1 staff, were arrivals yesterday to at | tend Easter services this forenoon at | the Methodist Episcopal church, when the Knights Templar will appear i1 | a body. as has been their custom for ! many years. Steady Production.
 A. B. Peach. foreman of the Com l mcrcial in Copper Basin, was brief visitor on Friday afternoon, and re- ported the maximum tonnage as be- l ing freightcd to Skull valley, for treat | ment at Clarkdale smelter. Recent | development will provide over 100 tons a day for months to come.
 Railroad Business. (. D. Rogers, accountant of the | Transcontinental Railway Commis- | sion, is again in the city appraisine | freight valuations. He also is prin- cipal i1 a newly organized mining company which has entered the White l Picacho field, and is now cnergetical- ly operating. with favorable show ing determined.
 Passing Through.
 Geo. F. Thornton. who will be re membered as a former well known l resident of this city, was an arrival yesterday from the south in team, en route to his rancn. south of Flagstaff. near Stoneman's Lake He is now a | prosperous farmer. and has the big gest potato ranch on the Mogollon mountains.
 Campbell Returns.
 Thos. F. Campbell, member of the State tax commission. returned yes terday from the northern counties, where he had been appraising valu ations of railroads. private corpora tions and other properties, en route to the capital. He is at the home of his mother, Mrs. Daniel Campbell during his brief stay.