Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-19
(From Fridays Daily)

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 From Fridays Daily) Flying Trip.
 Neill F. Bailey, superintendent Of United Verde railroads, was an ar rival yesterday on a flying trip on business.
 Mayer Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Frazier, of Mayer, were visitors yesterday with Prescott friends, returning home later in auto.
 Visited Jerome.
 Miss Vera Waller, who had been visiting with sister, Mrs. H. A. Mosher at Jerome, for several days, returned home yesterday. Mining Business.
 C. C. Stukey, of Walker, is in the city. on mining business. He says the Homestead strike is occasioning much comment in that field. Mining Business.
 Henry Braun, who is mining in the Bradshaws, was an arrival yesterday from Crown King, reporting the usual activity at different camps as continu- ing.
 Mining Man Here.
 w. g. Humbert, managing director of the Green Monster Company, and in charge of operations, was an arriv- al yesterday from Jerome on a busi- ness trip.
 Enjoying the Climate.
 Dr. ]. l.. O'Connell, a dental sur geon of Phoenix, was an arrival yes terday to remain for few days to en- joy the Prescott climate, and while here will be a guest of Dr. J. Harvey Blain.
 Investigating Trip.
 Sterling H. Harding, who is mining in New Mexico on the Mogollon range. is in this section on an inves- tigating trip of certain properties. His wife is accompanying him. Harding was visitor earlier in the year. Bridge Rebuilt.
 The burned bridge on the Brad shaw Mountain railroad has been re- stored and traffic to Crown King was resumed yesterday, for the first time in more than week.
 Pleased Visitor.
 Mrs. A. F. Yates, of Columbus, Ohio, who had been visiting the city for several weeks, guest of Mrs. F. A. Johns, will return home today, pleased with the city and climate. Summer Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Rowell, of Tue son, were arrivals yesterday in auto, to remain for the Summer. Mir. Ro- well is the Arizona manager of the Western States Life Insurance Com pany.
 Power Installed.
 The Arizona Power Go. has install led during the week at the Copper Queen, the Binghamton and the Stod- dard Milling Co. works a total of $50 horse power for propelling mine and milling machinery, all above under takings being located within a short distance of each other, at Stoddard. Snoozer Shipping.
 Geo. C. Ruffner has received the contract for hauling ore from the Snoozer mine of the Commercial Co.,, and will start freighting at once from the camp at Senator About five cars are to be shipped to Douglas for treatment by the Copper Queen smell ter. The product is copper, ranging to over Is per cent.
 Rain Does Damage.
 Ed. Contreras was an arrival yes terday from Tonto Springs, where he Has dllIil anu ldliSI llllClCSlS, dilu reported two destructive storms on Tuesday and Wednesday, in which a terrific cloudburst washed away fen ces and other property. The damage is offset, however, by the benefits re- ceived to range.
 From the Grade. ]. A. Trenberth, of the Aubrey In- vestment Co.,, which has the contract for road building in Black canyon. was an arrival yesterday and stated the work will be completed in a few days, when autos can make the trip with convenience from Prescott to Phoenix. A strip of about four miles is being build to avoid steep grades on the old line.
 Visitors Leave.
 Alvin and Henry Lewiston, visit ors for the past month, leave today in auto for San Diego, and thence home to Bakersfield, Cal, expressing them selves as very much pleased with the ! m 1.1- .1-