Weekly journal-miner., 1916-03-29

be instituted at the University of Southern California.
 Leave On Assessing Trip.
 County Assessor C. F. Gentry anl Assistant Ed. Stephens left Prescott Sunday afternoon for an assessing trip through the Mayer, Dewey, Cor des and Humboldt districts. They are expected to return Friday.
 Leave the City.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Schultz, the former until a short time ago em- ployed by the s. r. P & P in this city as a machinist, left yesterday for Los Angeles. to reside. Schultz has accepted lucrative situation with the Salt Lake road.
 Resumes On the Baltic.
 s. NJ. Boblett. owner of the Baltic mines of Lynx creek district, resumes development in few days. and also will start Up his arastra, which IS pro- pelled by gasoline power. He sus- pended during the Winter on account of weather conditions.
 Mckee Awarded Judgment.
 NJ. F. Mckee was yesterday award ed judgment for S13,70o.S5 against tlle Big Blue Mining Company in the Su- perior court for claims for supplies, machinery, etc. totaling that amount Captain C. M Simpson, president of the Big Blue Company, gave testi- mony favorable to McKec's suit. Getting Mine Ready.
 J. B. Harper. superintendent. of the Copper Queen Mining Company. near Mayer, who is i1 the cly, states that preliminary arrangements for begin ming large production are being clos ed up. This action is due to fiota-
 ion plant being ordered, by the Stod- lard Milling Co.,, in which Copper Queen stockholders are interested. Country Visitor.
 J. K. Hall, one of the best known of pioneer residents, was business visitor to the city yesterday from Lower Lynx creek, reporting but light losses from freezing weather last week, in which the peach was the principal fruit affected.
 From the Mines.
 C. (. Stukey and Amos Swigert ar rived yesterday from their mining camp. on Copper creek, recently es- abolished, and reported development as going ahead favorably in uncover ing gold. silver and lead ore bodies. They will maintain 9 permanent camp. Poultry Business.
 EA. Bonham, owner of the we'll known Red Ranch, of Cherry creek, IS in the city on business trip on poultry lines. It is reported he is preparing to enlarge his holdings to very considerable extent and for that purpose IS making arrangements 10 increase his accommodations in buildings Returns South.
 J. S Douglas. president of the Unit ed Verde Extension Mining Co.,, with several associate Eastern stockhold- CTS, passed through the city Sunday for Douglas. after an inspection of the Little Daisy at Jerome, with which property all were decidedly well pleased from the showing made in recent development. Mir. Douglas will return tomorrow.
 To Resume.
 Henry J. Eckert, interested in the Prince Albert Mining Co.,, of Groom creek, while in the city yesterday | stated resumption would take place | early next week The camp was clos ed last Winter during the heavy snow storms, traffic in or out being irnpos- sible, ol account of damaged roads. Several Eastern stockholders are to arrive in few days. Appointment of Administrator Asked
 Robert and Thomas ]. Brown yes | tcrday filed in the Superior court q | petition for the appointment of E. ]. | F. Horne as administrator of the es- tate left by their mother, Mrs. Fanny Brown, who died February F. The estate, consisting Of house and lot in Prescott and S200 on deposit in a local bank, is valued at Sl.500. The petition will be heard before Judge ,