Weekly journal-miner., 1916-12-13
Returning to Coast.

 lit is stated the consideration will reacl close to $30,000. A California buyei [ is making observations of this desir able property, better known as tn, old ]. R. Wells ranch. (feom Sundays Daily.) , Visiting Attorney. II. NJ. Globes. the Jerome attorney was an arrival yesterday to remain over Sunday with friends.
 Range Visitor.
 | R. E. Cooper, large goat raiser ot the county, is in the city from Will Hanson valley, on business trip. Country Visitors. Earl Heath and Clarence Campbell we'll known young cattlemen of Verde valley, are in the city for few days visiting with friends. To Phoenix.
 Dr. C. w. Pardee left Friday fol Phoenix with his two running horses to place them in condition for races to be run early in the coming year. Visiting Phoenix. Mrs. George H. Davis left yester- day for Phoenix to visit with few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. ]. H. Williams.
 Home From Coast.
 Mrs. John Massing returned yester- day from Los Angeles, where she had been guest of Miss Edith Swanson for the past month.
 Mining Mission.
 Louis Brennemin, a mining man of Los Angeles and San Francisco, is here to make observations of the fields adjacent.
 Visited Line City.
 Mrs. w. R. Ehle has returned from 1 Nogales, where she visited for few weeks with her brother, Edward Rig gle, assistant postmaster of that city. Returns to Camp. l Mrs. D. B. Genung, who had been visiting in the city during the week, returned to the Mildred gold camp Friday, where her husband is gen eral manager.
 Mining Business.
 Victor A. Kell, a mining man of Crook canyon, is in the city for a few days on business, reporting contin- ued activity, and the hills as lively with assessment workers. Sells Studebaker. 1 E. c. Weaver, with the Big Ledge Co.,, was visitor Friday, and i later returned to McCabe with a new model Studebaker auto, purchased from the Yavapai garage. Visiting Engineer.
 Charles A. Kumke, we'll known in mining circles as a consulting en- gineer, with the United Verde, is in the city for few days from Jerome on business matters.
 Trip South. Mir. and Mrs. Robert L. Jones, and MT. and Mrs. Walter Coleman will leave today for Skull valley in the formers new Chalmers automobile for few days tour of the south. Back to Desert.
 T. L. Bonner, driver of auto trucks out of the Planet mining camp, who had been visiting with relatives in this section for the past ten days, return cd yesterday to resume his duties. Going to Mines.
 Matt Hall was an arrival yesterday from Jerome, en route to the cinnabar mines in Copper Basin district, in which he is interested, to start annual title work. joining his partner, John Ross.
 Come For Winter.
 MT. and Mrs. H. s. McAllister, of Omaha, Neb.. are recent arrivals to remain for the Winter with Mir and Mrs. J. H. Morrison, of North Pleas ont street. Mrs. McAllister is sis ter of Mir Morrison. Mohave Visitors.
 NIT. and Mrs. Alexander Mills, at tached to the Indian school at old Fort Mohave, are in the city in auto en route to the Sacaton agency in Southern Arizona to visit during the holidays with relative. They report a tiresome journey owing to the bad condition of the road from Seligman through Big Chino valley. Pioneer Visitor.
 Mrs. Ida Genung. of Peoples valley we'll known in pioneer circles. con cluded a few weeks visit Friday with her many Prescott friends, and returned to Peoples valley, her home. While here she was a guest of her sister, Mrs. A. O. Moves. Good Mine Report.
 NJ. J. Maloney is in the city from his Daisy gold camp near Walker, and reports shaft sinking as progressing. He brings samples which would indi- cate an attractive property as being determined.