Weekly journal-miner., 1916-05-03
Country Visitor.
Eastern Visitors.

this season for large hay and gran
 crops.
 Eastern Visitors.
 C. B. Paull and !. W. Pershing, O ! Muncie. Ind. were arrivals this week | coming for their health. They vii remain indefinitely. Their impres
 sions of the climate are very favor
 able
 Valley Visitor.
 Geo T. Mitchell, a we'll known resi-
 dent of Skull valley, was a bushes: [ visitor this week. and gave the usua
 report Of thrifty farming country
 and mining adjacent as again quit,
 active
 Brief Visit.
 AIr. and Mrs. Ernest (. Lane, O. Swansea. the former successfully op erating the Swansea Consolidated
 copper. were visitors yesterday, re turning home later in the day.
 Visiting Relatives.
 Mrs. l. ?. Nash and daughter were arrivals this week from Wilcox to remain for a few weeks visiting with relatives in Prescott and Jerome. leav- ing later for Holbrook, where broth er of Mrs. Nash resides.
 Back From Florida.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. I. Roberts returned yesterday from trip through the Southern States, where they visited the latter's sister. Mrs. Harry Clark, at Jacksonville. Fla. They report a very enjoyable outing for the past six weeks.
 Examining Coppers.
 R. R. Bellnap. well known Bisbec consulting mine engineer, is in this field. making examinations Of copper mines, and left yesterday for the Sierra Prieta range to make observa- lions. He will remain in this section for few weeks.
 From the Range.
 Major w. w. Midgley of the Va linda Rancho. i'll Williamson valley, was a business visitor yesterday, re- porting cattle in excellent condition and good grazing abounding every where He is well pleased with the livestock outlook.
 Inspecting Ranges.
 James and Gerard Symmes. of Lar 2mie, Wyo.. are recent arrivals, com ing to make investigations of different ranges with the object O. locating to engage in cattle raising. Later they leave for the Colorado river country. joining an associate
 Goes to Camp.
 J. A. Martin. owner of a group Of copper mines near Ramsgate. passed through the city yesterday from May cr. en route to his camp. to look over the situation. and may resume devel- opment in a short time In recent years he has performed considerable work, and since the Copper Basin country mas commenced to attract very much interest. feels encouraged to continue operations.
 Still Drilling.
 O. s. Blickenstaff, manager of the Atizona Portland Mines Co.,, of Cop per Basin, was q business visitor on Thursday, reporting churn drilling as ro;ng ahead and the second hole as being bored. He is well pleased with determinations.
 Old-Timer Returns.
 L. w. Palmer. many years ago a resident of this city when he conduct d the Palmer livery stables. returned ! few days ago from San Diego, and will remain indefinitely 10 look over business conditions with the view to locating. He receives a welcome from many pioneer acquaintances. Mining Business.
 William Linden is in the city from 1is Vera camp in Groom Creek dis trict, and stated development begins in q short time on a larger basis than heretofore, in which it is probable a | reduction plant will be installed, sui fcient tonnage being exposed to war rant this movement. The Vera is a 1 west vein of the Cottonwood group, and carries good free gold values. Summoned By Illness.
 Miss Ellen O'Sullivan left last night l for San Diego. receiving telegram during the day that her sister, Miss ! Hazel O'Sullivan, who was seized 1 with serious illness earlier in the week, was considered to be in a | dangerous condition. County Attor- ney O'Sullivan left Prescott a few days ago for that city. when his daughter was reported i'll. Mining Business.
 Geo. P. Harrington, manager of the Nelson Mining Co.,, who IS in the city from Crown King. reports develop | ment as continuing and the general showing favorable as the long tunnel is being driven. The he says, will soon be ready to begin producing on very heavy basis, and it is probable the output i will be treated by the Randolph Gemmill Development Go. From the Range.
 Billy Simon, a range artist of ex- ceptional skill in lariat work or bust .fa I-o-.l,o ,--z ,., -.--:,J o.