Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-15


 eral new mining camps starting up re-
 gently.
 Eastern Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs. (. N. Baker. of Chi
 cago, the former manager of the Com
 mcrcial Cable and Telegraph Co.,, arc
 in the city to remain for several days
 visiting with their daughter, Mrs. J. R. Hilton.
 Verde Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heath, Mir
 and Mrs. Earl Heath, and Mrs. F. C. i Botkin, were arrivals in auto yestcr-
 day from Camp Verde, to remain for a brief visit with Prescott friends.
 They are cn route to the State fair,
 leaving today.
 To the Coast.
 Daniel Kearney, who has mining in terests in Turkey Creek district, is in the city. and leaves in few days for San Luis Obispo, Cal. to visit with his aged mother, remaining until after ! Thanksgiving.
 Leave For Phoenix.
 Mrs. Reese NJ. Ling left yesterday for Phoenix to visit with friends for few weeks, as also did Mrs. \. \. Johns, who will be at the home of her sister, Mrs. ]. NJ. Aiken in that city during fair week.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs. C. A. Weidler, wife of the sec retary of the Aubrey Investment Co.,, left yesterday for her former home in Idaho, to remain for a few months with her parents, and while away will also visit with sister at Salt Lake City Her husband leaves today for Tucson. Country Visitor.
 D. M. Wynkoop, former resident of this section, was an arrival yester- day from Oak creek, where he follows farming. He gives a glowing report of the prosperity of that country, ow- ing to the activity prevailing in cop per mining in the Jerome field, nearby | Passing Through.
 Mir and Mrs. C. P. Cooley, of Nav ajo county, the former son of dis ! tinguished Hassayamper, Charles | Cooley, are in the city for a brief visit | with Prescott friends, being en route ] to the State fair. They were here for | several months earlier in the year 1 Mir. Cooley is one of the large land . and cattle owners of the north. Going to Coast.
 Alexander (. O'Boyle, resident of this section many years ago, when he |, was interested with his cousin, Daniel O'Boyle, deceased, in what IS now known as the Climax mines, was an arrival Thursday from Laramie, Wyo., en route to San Diego for the Winter, leaving yesterday. He contemplates returning and may become a mine i'm vestor in Hassayampa district. mak- ing observations while hero Of certain properties.
 Successful Attorney.
 s. H. Morris, brother of Geo. D. Morris, has been in Prescott couple of days on business. Mir. Morris has achieved a remarkable success in his profession since he was graduated from the University of Michigan only a few years ago. Upon returning to Arizona he became identified with the firm of Ellinwood & Ross, and is now the attorney for the Old Dominion, the Superior & Boston, the Miami and Iron Cap mining companies at Globe Returns From Coast.
 Many friends in this section of Mrs. E. J. Sanders, will be pleased to learn of her arrival few days ago from Cal She is at the home of her sister, Mrs. E. w. Stephens. Her husband IS at Clarkdale with the United Verde shelter, and that city may be their future home Mrs. San lers IS receiving a welcome from many on her return after an absence 0f many years. Back From Coast.
 Frank and Luther Stimson, who had been making an investigation of the in the field where the New Almaden quicksilver mines are situat- d, in Tulare country, returned few ! lays ago and are preparing to leave or Date creek to continue explora- ion of what they state is a cinnabar property. They bring back a small esting apparatus and propose to worl; turing the Winter. Quiet Country.