Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-05

of the Congress Consolidated, well known for his ability as mining en- gineer, has returned from the Jerome field in making observations of that belt, and left yesterday in auto for Southern Yavapai, 10 look over that country.
 Country Visitors.
 Big Chino and adjacent country were well represented yesterday by the arrival of Mir. and Mrs. NJ. A.. Perkins. Nelson Puntenney, Mir. and Mrs. Charles King, K. E. Perkins and wife. Miss Fannie Perkins, Elza Brown, Jones J. Bishop, Fred and Thomas King.
 From the Mines.
 ]. L. Summers, who has the ore hauling contract out of the Copper Giant camp in Mohave county, is in the city to visit with his wife He states the building of an aerial tram way from the mine to the railroad siding four miles long. is under con struction, and when in commission freighting will be discontinued. Business and Pleasure.
 Mir. and Mrs. Levi Young. well known in this county, were arrivals yesterday from Phoenix, to attend the celebration. While here Mir. Young will look after his large range hold ings in the Black hills In a few weeks they come to remain for the Summer on MinguS mountain, as has been their custom for many years. Prominent Visitors.
 Lee Crucc, former governor of Oklahoma, is a recent arrival, and probably will remain for several months. He is accompanied by d daughter and Miss Bennett, and his niece, the party being domiciled in the w. A. Kent residence, East Pres cott
 Pioneer Visitor.
 John Roberts was an arrival yes terday from Parker, and will be a central figure in the reunion move ment by which pupils of the Prescott public school of 40 years ago, are again to assemble and organize an association. A banquet is also con- templated. Roberts is accompanied by Al Marsh and l.. P. Wolladay and wife
 Auto Business.
 II. \. Robinson, State manager of the Studebaker Corporation, was an arrival yesterday from Los Angeles on auto business, to remain for sev- oral days, and is guest of the local agents, Messrs. Ricbeling and Gage. This firm reported yesterday the sale of two cars of this make, one to the Consolidated at Humboldt. and the other to William McIntire, of Dewey. To Install Mill.
 C. K. Hayes, who has been operat- ing the Last Chance mines near Walker for several months, was in the city yesterday. and stated develop mcnt had been SO successful that q mill had been ordered and would ar rive in a short time The values in gold, he stated. run into high grade, and from production the tonnage on the dump will last for several months. \ new mine equipment also IS under consideration.
 From the Capital.
 R. F. Gillen. assistant secretary of Arizona, IS in the city from Phoenix to visit with friends at his old home and comes direct from his Old Span ish mining camp in Placerita district He states arrangements have been closed by which active and perman- cnt operations are to begin forthwith, and extensive exploration has been decided upon. The values are gold, and the property is an early-day pro duccr.
 (From Wednesdays Daily) Official Visitor.
 Attorney General Wiley Jones is among the Frontier Days celebrants. Mayer Visitors.
 NIT. and Mrs Wilbur J. Mayer, ]. \. Martin, Ed I. Long and C. J. Law son were among the Mayer visitors yesterday
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Holiday, of Jerome, were arrivals yesterday to visit with friends at the old home of the latter.
 From the North.
 Mrs. w. ". Bass, wife of the pion ccr trail builder into the Grand Can. yon country, is in the city to visit with friends and witness Frontier Days festivities.
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