Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-19

AlIo- H. J. DuI lliSttl, lOl AiCu d pdllE of auto visitors to the city yesterday rom Mayer. New Mining Camp.
 T. L. Coombs and James Hedges are recent arrivals from Gallup. \. M., and will establish a camp in short time to work their copper mines in Squaw Peak district. on which they have been performing. annual assess ment work for several years. Later their wives will join them.
 First Fruit.
 A. J. Dickerson brought to this market on Saturday the first apples of the season from his Fair Oaks orchard, that met with ready sale Regular deliveries are to follow here after. He reports fair estimate of the crop for this year at l5,O0Q boxes Starts Operating.
 T. ]. Fitzmauricc, who returned a few days ago from Denver on mining business, left yesterday for his camp near Bouse, to shape up for resuming on the Gold Zonia Scotchman, on a basis of large as well as permanent operating for months to come.
 Fine Animal
 R. w. Ainsworth yesterday pur chased a registered Hereford bull hat will be taken to his range hold ings on Walnut creek, the fine crca- ure being bred in Texas. Local cat ,lemen stated the animal was one of he best ever brought into the county Leave For South.
 Eight Russian families passed through the city on Saturday in teams for Glendale, leaving the Jerome June ton country, where they had been employed by the Hassayampa Alfalfa Farms Co. American farmers havr superseded them.
 King Brothers In Town.
 Tom, Charlie and Arthur King, of the King cattle ranch in Chino valley, are in the city for a couple of days They report that the rain to date has been slight in their section. The King brothers recently took over the Root ranch property in Chino valley which extensively increases their ranges.
 Pleased Visitor.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. O. Bergson, the former q corporal Of the police force of Oakland, Cal, who had been in the city for his health for the past year. returned home on Saturday. Bergson stated that beneficial results were giv- cn by the climate, and that he will cherish fond recollections of the country. Of the Grade.
 A broken axle of the auto of T. L. Burrman. threw the machine into d gulch of the Copper Basin road on Saturday night, but without any in iurics to Burrman or his wife. The casting was shown to have been de- fective after examined The above arc cn route to Clarkdale to reside, and come from the Ajo mining camp. Missionary Meeting.
 The Woman's Missionary Society and friends will be entertained by Mrs. c. R. Gillis and Mrs. J. w. Har- ris at the home of Mrs. Gillis, corner of South Summit and Beach avenues at } o'clock this, Tuesday, afternoon. The day is changed on account of the Chautauqua opening Wednesday af- tcrnoon.
 Touring Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Granville Fain and Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Heath, of Camp Verde, left on Saturday for touring trip which will embrace all sections of the West, and may extend to Alas ka, the party to remain away for two months. Their first destination is the Yellowstone National Park. After Supplies.
 Louis LaBarr, who is operating his Rainy Day mines in Copper Basin, re- turned to the camp on Sunday, with supplies to continue development He is running a tunnel and reports strill- ing good grade Of ore. from which permanent operations have been de- oided upon He states many engin-