Weekly journal-miner., 1916-08-16
Range Visitor.

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 A. Bosley. of the Hillside country, is in the city on business. and states the country has been drenched during the past week, restoring the range and benehtting farmers.
 Mine Examination.
 George Stillman, local mining en- gineer. left for the Bouse country yesterday, 10 make an examination Of properties. \ deal is said to be pend- ing for quite heavy sum.
 Phoenix Visitors.
 Frank Barr and T. C. McReynolds, IT,, were arrivals in auto yesterday to remain for a few weeks, visiting the parents of the latter, who have been in the city for several weeks. Mining Business.
 Ed. O'Donnell, who is working mines near Huron, is in the city on a business trip. and gives the usual re- port of steady advance taking place by which many properties arc active Mine Inspection. Ncstor A. Young, well known i1 this field as a mining engineer, and head of the Pick and Drill Company, was an arrival from Los Angeles yes terday to look over his holdings, near Humboldt.
 From the Camp.
 Emmet Fitzgerald was an arrival yesterday from his mining camp, on Lower Lynx creek, where he contin- res developing. He will continue op- crating for months to come before entering the shipping class. Office Changes.
 Lewis II. Frischc, of Phoenix, was an arrival Sunday to enter the brok- craze office of R. Alyn Lewis, and succeeds Clifford Washburn, who has transferred to Jerome to take charge of the branch office there. Back to Camp.
 Martin Delaney, a mine owner of Hassayampa district, returned to his camp yesterday after recovering from an accident when he fell under the wheels of a moving freight wagon and was severely injured. Vacation Trip.
 Miss Annie Miles, with the Bash ford Burmister Co.,, in the drygoods department, left yesterday for the seaside resorts of Southern Cali fornia, to enjoy her annual vacation. She was accompanied by her nephew. Warren Stone.
 Pleased Visitors.
 Misses Bessie and Bculah Mcclure, of Clinton, Iowa, nieccs of Fred w. Williams, concluded a three weeks visit yesterday, and left for the coast, en route home. They expressed themselves as pleased with the coun- try. Both are prominently known in professional circles of Clinton, the former as an educator and the latter as an artist.
 Eastern Visitor.
 F. c. Toomcs, of Saginaw, Mich, was an arrival last week, to visit with nephew, who is in the Walnut Grove mountains, camping out for his health, and is to remain for an ex- tended visit, probably locating later. He was a visitor last April, and is pleased with the country. Orders Fine Car.
 Attorney J. F. Russell has placed an order with the Overland Arizona Co. of Phoenix for an cight-cylindef Willys-Knight car. Mir Russell will have the distinction of driving the first Knight to come into Arizona as these cars will not be ready for shipment for some time. Pioneer Visitor.
 Sam Foran, of McCabc, who enjoys the distinction of being the oldest resident" of that mining camp, is pay ing the city a visit on mining busi- ness. He is quite enthusiastic over that field returning to its former state of activity in a short time, and on large lines of practical development From Capital City.
 Hal s. Bird, a business man of Phoenix, was an arrival in the city