Weekly journal-miner., 1916-05-10
City NeUs In Brief
(Prom Thursdays Daily.)

Country Visitor.
 Mrs. ]. F. Rudy. of Skull valley was an arrival Tuesday in auto, to remain for few days visiting with friends i1 the city.
 O. Sullivan Returns.
 P. w. O'Sullivan county attorney, returned from San Diego yesterday evening after ten days visit with his family at that place
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs w. V. DeCamp. wife of the superintendent of the Blue Bell mines. will be in the city for few days. visiting with her many friends.
 Return Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. w. Fritschie, of Fritschie, returned home yesterday, the happy father coming to accom- pany his wife and their baby boy, born in this city last week
 From the Davis.
 Eric Bloom. one Of the operators of the Davis gold mines of Slate Creek district. was an arrival yester day on a business trip. He returned to the camp later in the day
 Slowly Recovering.
 O. F. Orthel. who sustained severe injuries about his head and face by falling from a shed in the yard of the Head Lumber Co.,. is again able to resume his duties as manager of the firm.
 Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. T. J. Pierson, of Tecumseh. Neb.. was an arrival yesterday for a brief visit with Mrs. Robert Robbins and Mrs. Orville Bozarth. She is en route to California. for an extended sojourn with relatives. Visiting Old Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. A. Kenr, former residents of the city, were arrivals 1 yesterday to visit with friends. com ing from Jerome. where Mir. Kehr is | with the United Verde Extension | O.. as its secretary. Mining Business.
 NJ. P. Lacey, who mas mining inter csts at Walker, was an arrival during the week on a business trip, reporting development as going ahead e1er getically. He said the general out look of the district was indicative of lively times this Summer. Duties End.
 Bert Haskett, Federal inspector oi livestock, has returned from the des ert after looking over several thou sand head of sheep, and will leave later for Flagstaff, his headquarters He gives a good report of their con dition, and says no disease mas pre- vailed.
 Rural Visitor.
 Orville Glenn. of Walnut Grove. rancher and rangeman. was business visitor during the week, and reported these industries as hourishi1g. He said the biggest fruit crop in many years would follow from a favorable Spring. no frost whatever having oc cured.
 Deals Pending.
 J. A. Forbes is in the city from his Independence camp near Jersey Lily, and reported engineers as making ob- servations, in which it was stated deals are under consideration. He anticipates lively Summer, and it is quite probable his holdings will soon pass into new hands. Active Country.
 w. D. Achauer was an arrival dur ing the week from the Bradshaw re , zion, and stated the country was now substantially settled down to practical | work on big lines at many camps, and for the first time known in many years properties that had been long inactive were under development The success of Notation he attributes as 1, the cause for the reviving of so many old mines. Mining Business. J. H. Cross, who is developing his gold mines in Crook canyon, and all r ternately running his gasoline pro a pelled arastra, was an arrival yester- C day and reported that good cleanups I were being made. He also stated that ? three other mines were operating and T that the old method of treating was serving double purpose by develop + ing the property and paying for the f work with a profit left over. il
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