Weekly journal-miner., 1916-04-26

home of Mrs. ]. H. johnson. in this city. where the mother IS temporarily residing
 Starts Campaign.
 Geo. W. Olney. who has entered the arena as a candidate for governor
 of Arizona. against Geo. w. ?. Hunt
 on the democratic ticket. was an ar rival yesterday from the south. seek ing votes at the coming primary cleo
 ton. He is en route 10 tine northern counties.
 Lively Country.
 Karl Kruger returned during the week from Tiptop district, and re- 1 ported the tungsten situation as en- crossing very much attention, with many new camps springing mp. and several properties preparing to begin 1 shipping. He anticipates a good fu- ! lure for that country.
 Humboldt Visitor.
 George Domaine. metallurgist of Humboldt. and who has mine inter ests in that field. was business visit or during the week. reporting quite number of small mining deals as closed. and other sales pending. He anticipates an active field nearby this Summer.
 Tungsten Seeker.
 R. F. Grace. a recent arrival from Kentucky. mas gone into the field near Turkey to make examinations of sill yer mines. where tungsten bearing ores are reported to have been discov- cred recently. He is consulting mine engineer and said to represent a large Eastern manufacturing firm. Resumes Business.
 Miss Edith Tenchert. after an ab- sence of a few months in Chicago. re turned to Prescott on Wednesday night. and resumes her massage and beauty Darlor business on next Mon day at the old location. She was called to the above city owing to the illness and later the death of her mother
 Crown King Visitor.
 Henry Braun was a1 arrival during the week from Crown King. and re- ported general mine conditions as sat isfactory. in the Bradsnaws. in which development continued and some properties were attracting very much attention from the showing made. He stated the Marathon mill o1 the Sara toga was treating over 100 tons per day. and recoveries were satisfactory. Increasing Force.
 Mike Mcbride, who had been in the city for several days consulting with ais associate. C. J. McNulty. on plan of development for their hold ings on Copper creek, south of this city. stated yesterday that an addi- tional force of miners had been placed at work this week. and general condi- tions were gratifying from former de velopment He returned to San Di- ego later in the day. Sudden Illness.
 Mrs. Ed. Hutchinson. of Camp Verde. was taken suddenly and quite seriously i'll on Wednesday. and brought to the city yesterday by her mother. Mrs. Riley Castner. for medi- cal attention. Appendicitis is her al fiction. and an operation will be per formed at Mercy hospital later. Friends to accompany Mrs. Hutchin nOI NNiN MS. islAilNiiN 1dAOli. MI ;. s. NJ. Osborn. and a relative, V. O. Hutchinson. Pleased Engineer.
 w. l.. Bell, a consulting mine en- gineer, from the Miami and Morenci copper country. has returned from Big Bug district, after making an eX- animation of the Logos holdings, with Frank F. Andrews. owner of the group. Bell expressed himself as as founded with the country. and unhesi- tatingly stated there is no more de sirablc copper belt open in Arizona to merit heavy investment. He leaves for the south in a few days, but will return later.