Weekly journal-miner., 1916-12-20

NanBe VlSltoTS.
 NIT. and Mrs W. K Brown, the former a large livestock owner of the Ash Fork country. are in the city for a few days to visit with friends Recreation Trip.
 ! Harry Shawn, chief clerk of Head Hotel, has returned from q recreation trip 0f few weeks through the east ern section of the county, and re- surnes his duties today.
 Mining Business.
 ] j. Irwin. who is operating the Black Diamond mines of Walker district, was business visitor ons Saturday, accompanied by bis wife, both return ing to the camp yesterday.
 Mohave Visitors Nr. and Mrs. Phillip Drund, with their son and daughter, were arrivals Sunday from Chloride, to remain for several days 4Ir. Drand is to make an examination of mining property in the Big Bug field.
 Business Trip.
 A. B. Sole, superintendent of the Great Western Smelter So, which has l in action reduction plant at Mayer, was a brief visitor to the city on Sunday, reporting that treatment of Henrietta and Ratternrt ores had been inaugurated
 Winter Visitors
 Mrs. Charles Carl. of Carlisle, N D., sister of the Birch brothers, of Prescott. accompanied by her son George, arrived few days ago to remain for the Winter. This is her third trip to tho city. and she receives welcome from many friends. Leaves For Camp
 4 E Boycc, of tho Wickenbnrg Copper Mining and Reduction Com pany. has gone to the camp near Con- stenation, on an inspection rrta, to remain away for several days The property Is now under development and good headway is being made. Holiday Trip.
 (. x. Murren, of Lower Turkey creek, where he has silver-tungsten mines operating, is in the city en route to Las Vegas. N M, to spend the holidays with relatives He re- turns carly in January accompanied by his brother, from Durango, Colo. Coming Beck
 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Howard write from rocatello. Ida, that they will return to Prescott before January I, the former having accepted situa- tion with Jerome mining company as mechanic They left here about two years ago. to settle up an estate of deceased relative. Coast Visitor.
 Elmer J. White. of Los Angeles, nephew of Clark Churchill, former we'll known resident of Prescott many years ago. but now deceased, is a visitor for few days, cn route to Jerome on mining business When Is years of age. Er White resided in Prescott for several months, and was a student of mining in this section. He is now following this line of busi- ness. being principal of the Crescent l Consolidated, which has holdings near Gold6eld, Nev.
 Ed. Shunate III.
 Ed shuHate. president of the Owl Drug & Candy Company, has been confined to his home for the past few days with threatened attack of pneu- rnonia, combined with serious stom- ach affiction. If his condition does not improve he will go to lower ele- vation for a few weeks.
 Back From Border.
 Jack" Fenn arrived Sunday after noon from service with the medical department on the border, having a ten-day furlough extending over the holiday season. He is holding down his former position with the Brisley Drug Company and incidentally greeting many old-time friends
 Placer Project
 J. ]. Brown. at the head of the Fl Dorado Mining Co.,, which has a placer mining project on Lynx creek,
 is in the city, and is awaiting storms to provide water supply before op- erations begin. A recovery process of Mr Browns invention is to be in- troduced, which has been fully tested, and proven successful. Lively Mining Field.
 Henry Bevering. we'll known as a miner in this county. is in the city for few days visit with friends from the Copper Chief camp, near Jerome He states three companies are operating in that zone, and reports from each are favorable for making more big coppers The Copper Chief, he says,