Weekly journal-miner., 1916-09-27

J. H. Wingheld, of Camp Verde, is in the city for few days to visit with friends.
 Looking Over Country.
 Mir and Mrs. Bert Loughlin, of Las Vegas, \. M., are seeking a business location here.
 Verde Visitors.
 ]. T. Logan, Lloyd Harrison and Joe Morrison, of Verde valley, were arrivals yesterday on business trip. Visiting Friends.
 M. P. Lacey and daughter are in the city from Walker to remain for a few days visiting with friends at their former home.
 Globe Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. s. R. Lowthian, of Globe, were arrivals during the week to remain indefinitely, and may locate in this section.
 Visitors From Desert.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lambert Crosby, of the Cunningham Pass section, were arrivals in auto yesterday, to visit with friends at Clarkdale for a few weeks
 Mine Examination.
 Herbert Crowell, a mining engineer who had been in the Jerome field, was an arrival Tuesday, and has gone into the Bradshaw country on an eXamin- ation trip.
 Visiting Relatives.
 Thomas s. Vinton a young man of Kansas City, Kansas, is a recent ar rival to remain for several weeks and will visit with relatives in Verde val ley, and in Black canyon.
 Mine Visitor.
 B. s. Price was in the city yester- day from the Magnolia mine camp of C. R. Wallace, few miles to the east of the city, and stated development continues, with conditions favorable Passed Through.
 Mir and Mrs. Harvey Patterson, residents of this city several years ago, passed through yesterday from Ajo to Albuquerque, where sister of Mrs Patterson is critically i'll from cancer.
 Rapid Recovery.
 C. w. Carter, who was operated upon for appendicitis two weeks ago at Mercy hospital, has fully recovered and returned to his home in Walnut Grove yesterday, accompanied by his wife and family. Operator Transferred.
 Miss Lillie May Hill, until recently chief operator in Prescott of the Mountain States Telephone and Tele- graph Co.,, left yesterday for Phoenix, being transferred to responsible po- sition in the service there. Recuperating Health.
 Thomas Winterburns is a recent ar rival from Yuma to recuperate health after an illness from typhoid fever, and IS very favorably impressed with ] the climate of this section. He is to | remain for several weeks and will be | joined in a few days by his wife and ! family. 1 Back to Crown King.
 J. D. Shea returned to Crown King | yesterday morning after a brief busi- ness visit in Prescott. Mir. Shea is one of the principal mining men in- terested in the operation of the Orc l Belle group near Crown King. Pleased Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. William Whalley, of | Globe, were arrivals few days ago in auto, an route to the Grand Can yon. They are very much pleased with Prescott. They resume their journey northward later in the week. Range Visitor.
 J. C. Young was an arrival yester- day from Ferguson valley, and reports the country in fine condition again from heavy rains, with the stockmen receiving great benefit to his interests in the finest grazing know1s in many years.
 Mines Revived.
 Frank Daugherty, who returned from San Diego during the week, with his father, John w. Daugherty, has gone to the latter's mining camp in Santa Maria district to take charge of development. The property is to be revived
 Home by Train.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Marvin, who concluded a Summer visit last Mon day, met with an accident in their auto out of Hillside and returned to Phoenix on the train. The car skid ded from the grade during a heavy rain storm, and was badly damaged by striking boulder. Lively Country.
 Ezra Jackson, foreman of the War Eagle-Gladiator mines, near Crown King. is in the city, and reports the above country as experiencing more activity than known for many years. Several properties are making a good showing, and some large deals are un- der consideration. Eastern Visitors. MT. and Mrs. Crosby Coates, of