Weekly journal-miner., 1916-05-10

lad been made in Northern Yuma county that was rated as bonanza.
 Lack of water, they say, is the main
 drawback to prospecting the country.
 (From Sundays Daily.)
 Business Trip.
 Lloyd E. LeDuc, manager of the
 Big Ledge Development Co.,, was
 business visitor on Friday, coming
 from the Henrietta and Butterrut camps. both actively operating.
 Home From Coast
 Mrs. Chas. c. Riebeling, wife oi one of the proprietors of the Yava- pal garage. returned yesterday after two months visit with her mother and other relatives on tine coast.
 Stocking Up Range.
 George Overton. who recently em- parked in the range cattle business near Lynx creek. returned from Pnoe nix yesterday with shipment of iC0 head of fine graded young cattle.
 Seeks Health.
 J. $. Gales, who was stricken d few weeks ago with paralysis of thc left side of his body. left yesterday for Agua Caliente springs, to remain indefinitely. He may visit other wat CT cure places before returning.
 Back to Yavapai.
 T. J. Sparks, IT,, a former resident of this county, returned on Friday from Southern Arizona, and will be associated with his father, in Copper Basin, in operating the Boehm cop per mines, recently taken over by a New York City syndicate. Recovers Health.
 Rev. Harold H. Hartsnorn, pastor i of the Congregational church of this ! city, was discharged yesterday from Mercy hospital, after being operated i upon for appendicitis, and has re- i turned to his home. He will resume his religious duties one week from to, day.
 Pleased With Mohave.
 Ed. Sullivan. recently of Denver, who has tungsten interests in Eureka 1 district, has returned from an obser vation trip of mines in the Mohavc county field, and expresses himself as very much pleased with districts look cd over. He is preparing to leave for his holdings near the Connors camp, where operations are under headway. Coming in Auto.
 MT. and Mrs. Lamar R. Rawlings, residents of this city several years ago, are returning from Searchlight, New, in auto, postal card to this effect having been received a few days ago. It is quite probable Mr Rawlings will revive mining prop erty near Briggs, in which he holds an interest.
 Mining Business.
 D. N. Jenkins, consulting mine en- gineer. who makes Mayer his operat. I ing base. was an arrival Friday, on a business trip, and gave a healthy re- port Of conditions in that field. in which several quite large deals were under consideration. He states that I the big showing of the Blue Bell IS having good effect in attracting in vestors.
 Douglas Arrives. ( - J. s. Douglas, president of tine { United Verde Extension Mining Co arrived yesterday from Douglas, and a is en route tothe Little Daisy at Ic r rome on his customary trip of inspec I ton. He is accompanied on the trip d by Archibald Douglas, chief counsel I, of the company. They will leave .c- t lay in auto for the camp. S Summoned Home.
 Mrs. J. H. Stephens mas returned / rom Los Angeles, after being in at tendance on her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Koontz, who submitted to Tn operation recently for appendicitis Mrs. Koontz is rapidly recovering rom this illness. Mrs Stephens was o summoned home owing to her son, Bud Stephens. being reported i'll wi:h ' mallpox contracted in the ahoye z :ity..- i !,
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