Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-21
Leaves The City

Leaves The City
 Mrs. H. l.. Kaufman mas removed from the city and will hereafter re. side in Lower Agua Fria valley join ing her husband who has entered the range cattle business Her daughter, Miss Ruby Kaufman. remains here for the present.
 Summer Outing
 Mrs. John Cain. wife of the well known mining man, with her son and daughter. left yesterday for Los Angeles, to remain for the Summer. With them was Miss A. M McEach- ran. who will take special course of instruction al the University of California. Mining Man Returns.
 W. F. Staunton, who will be re- membered as former general man. agcr of the Congress Consolidated Mines Co.,, was an arrival yesterday from Los Angeles in auto. He comes to this field to remain for several days to make observations Of certain prop critics. Country Outing. Harry Brislcy and son, Harold. nave returned from two weeks out ing in the eastern portion of the coun- ty on horseback, and report an en- joyable time. Ranch. range and min ing prosperity, they stated. appears evident in the many localities visited. Back From Chicago
 Morgan Holmes. who has been wis ] iting with relatives in Chicago while !. recovering from an operation for apendicitis. returned yesterday and resumes his duties as a brakeman of the s. F. P X P in a few days. Light Hay Crop
 Ernest Marlowe was a visitor yes terday from Williamson valley, and stated this seasons hay crop IS the lightest known for very many years. 1 A midsummer drouth is prevailing. 1. and early rains are needed. Range interests however are in fine condi. | ton. Visited at Mine.
 Mrs. C. T. Joslin and guest, Mrs. 1. Rose. who recently arrived from Kan sas City. returned last evening from the Lincoln mining camp, near Crown . King. where they visited for several days with Mrs. D. H. Bradley, wife i of the general manager of the com pany operating that property. Prospectors Return.
 Thomas lynch and Hughey Noon an, who hld been prospecting through . Southern Yavapai since February, are in the city en route to Mohave coun- ! ty. and therce go to Colorado. They were sent into the field by syndi- cate of mirirg men and expect to re- turn in September. Seriously III
 Thomas Deneen, visitor to this . city during the early part of June. | who accidentally shot himself in the . palm of the right hand with a 22- | calibre revolver. is reported to be ! quite seriously i'll at Anaheim. Cal, I from blood poisoning that developed . about six days later. A portion of the . hand has been amputatel.
 Mine Deal Pending
 F. A. Edwards. consulting mine . engineer of Los Angeles. IS testing out a property near Palace station. ! employing four miners. on quite large deal that is pending. The prop . erty is owned by MT. Lane of this i city. Sampling is to go ahead for 1. several days before final action is taken. Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs H. N. Cook. who re- gently located in Lower Agua Fria valley, where the former has estab- . lished livestock breeding farm, were visitors with friends in the city yes i tcrday. Cook states the range busi- ness is hourishing and that big min { ing in that country is making farmers prosperous also. Range Visitor.
 (. l.. Ferguson, a well known range ! man of the Hillside country, was in the city Thursday on a business trip. ! reporting the industry in fine condi- ton. and feavy shipping of cattle to . market as having ended for the sea son. Tne condition of livestock is unusually good for this time of the year.
 Mining Men Here
 H. H. Barbee and E. s. Ritter, ! principals of new company which 1 has taken over the Big Stick and {. other mines on the Santa Maria, were !. arrivals in the city yesterday on . business trip. They stated that camp had been established, and an auto truck line is running out of i Congress Junction to the holdings. l distant about 30 miles. In addition to the Big Stick deal. it is also stated . other purchases had been closed for 1 properties adjoining, and extensive | operations were to begin immediately. !
 (From Sundays Daily) Vacation Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. NJ. Buehler left !. yesterday in auto for the Grand Can yon.
 Come For Summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Spalding | were arrivals during the week to re- main for the Summer.
 Country Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs I K Rover of CamD