Weekly journal-miner., 1916-10-25
Visitors Delayed.

Visitors Delayed.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Abbott, former residents of Prescott, were arrivals yesterday afternoon in auto. coming to attend the fair and visit with friends. They were delayed en route by bad roads, breakdowns, and the illness of daughter.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. William Wulff, of Clarkdale, with her two daughters, Dorothy and Willetta, are in the city visiting with friends for the week Mir. Wulff is manager of the Bank of Arizona at Clarkdale, and will motor over Sum day to accompany them home. Mine Examination. i Chester Ellsworth, of Virginia City, Nev. was an arrival during the week in auto, and will remain in this field during the Winter to make observa- tions of the mineral situation. He comes to the country as the represen- tative of a San Francisco-Tonopah syndicate.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs. P. w. O'Sullivan, wife of County Attorney O'Sullivan. recently arrived from San Diego to remain for few days visit with friends, this be- ing her first trip to Prescott in several years. She is accompanied by her daughter, Miss Marguerite O'Sullivan of Phoenix.
 Mining Business.
 C. A. Behm, the we'll known mining man of Groom creek, is in the city on business trip, this being his first visit in several months. He reports activity prevailing the main move be- ing the re-opening of the Midnight Test which is making headway in un- watering the old shaft.
 Back From East.
 Captain J. F. Mahoney, who attend ed the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at Chattanooga, Tenn, recently, as the grand representative of the Arizona order, has returned home. He also visited in New York City with brother and sister, whom he had not seen for over quarter of a century.
 Visits Old Home.
 Charles Sauer, a former resident of Prescott, was visitor Thursday from Jerome, where he is engaged in the contracting and carpenter business. He reports building boom as pre- vailing, 30 new business houses and many other places being under con- struction.
 Flying Trip.
 Judge Anson H. Smith, proprietor of the Mohave Miner, was a brief visitor Thursday from Kingman, re- turning home later in the day. He stated the big gold camp is again forging into prominence. The out look for mining throughout Mohave also is better than in many years. Visited the Mines.
 Alr and Mrs. L. w. Smith have re- turned to the city after a visit of sew eral days at the Jessie mining camp, revived a short time ago by Mir. Smith and associate stockholders of the Ohio Mines Co. This was the first opportunity Mrs. Smith has had to see mine in action. She is pre- pairing to return to her home at Cleve- land, Ohio.
 Dewey Visitor.
 Harry Minuse is in the city from Dewey, and in addition to reporting mine activity adjacent as continuing, says that freighting in and out of that point shows no abatement, but is showing an increase during the past month. Farmers, he says are harvest ing large crops and the past season has been prosperous.
 From the South.
 John O. Eckel, of Fair Oaks, re- turned yesterday from an inspection of farming conditions in Salt River valley, expressing himself as pleased with the large number of new invest ors, and the stability of the market in all lines. He believes the country is facing better times than known for quarter of century.
 (From Sundays Daily.) Visits With Friends.
 Mrs. J. (. Johnson, of Walker, is in the city to remain for a few days