Weekly journal-miner., 1916-12-13

lection of those who have money on deposit, was an arrival yesterday from the coast in auto, en route East. Visitors Leave.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. w. Bowers, oi Oskosh, Wis, who had been visiting in the city as guests of Mir. and Mrs George II. Davis, resumed their Western journey yesterday, leaving for San Diego to spend the Winter. Return From Jerome. 1 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Harvey Weed the former prominently known throughout the nation as mining en- ginccr, have returned from Jerome. -Mr. Weed has been in this field for several weeks making observations oi coppers.
 Pioneer Improving.
 William Ritter was visitor yester- day from Kirkland with his father, Jacob Ritter, who is in Mercy hospital under treatment for acute indigestion. His condition was serious for several days, but he is now reported as i'm proving.
 Lively Country
 O. O. Ardrey was visitor yester- day from Huron, which mining field, he states, is livelier than in many years. He anticipates that during the next six months a large and product i've region will result from operations now going on.
 Visitors Leave.
 Concluding what they had stated had been a very satisfactory visit of over eight weeks, Mir and Mrs. Luth- CT Winner, of Raton, N. M., left yes- terday for Tucson to remain for the Winter. They were accompanied by Miss Muriel Moore, sister of Mrs. Winner, who was brought here for her health. which has been restored. To New Home.
 Mrs. w. w. Dunn and children left yesterday for Phoenix, where they will reside hereafter, Mir. Dunn hay ing accepted a position with the Pratt Gilbert Hardware Co.,, as gen. eral field representative. He was formerly with the Arizona Mine Sup ply Co.,, of this city.
 Renewing Old Times.
 William D. Coppernole, a promin- ently known mining operator of Se- ward, Alaska, was an arrival in Pres colt Friday on the pleasant mis- sion of mingling for a few days with Senator x. H. Getchell, manager of the Cash Mines Company. they being old-time friends. The visitor is to re- main at the Cash camp until the ar rival in a few days of Colonel L. w. Getchell, who is en route from New York City
 Mining Man Arrives.
 D. ]. Shea, a former resident of this city accompanied by his wife and son. arrived Friday from Gila county, en route East, on mining business. Since leaving this section NIT. Shea has organized the Geronimo Mining Co.,, and is now its president. This holding is one of the new and promising coppers of that field, and the trip East of Mir Shea IS to list its stock on the curb.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Nolan and
  Mrs. w. Solomon, sister of the lat ter, motored from Fl Paso to Pres colt, arriving a few days ago, to visit with relatives at their former home. Mir. Nolan is in the hotel business in Fl Paso, and with his wife and sister in-law, will be favorably remembered by many in the city. when all were residents. Leave For Winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Hemcnway, who had been occupying the old Hud- gems cabin on Spruce creek during the Summer, were in the city yester- day preparing to leave for Buckeye, for the Winter. The health of Mrs. Hemenway has been greatly improv- ed by the change of climate. The visitors come from Sonoma valley, California. Back From Mexico.
 Harry Budd, machinist employed by the old smelling company at Hum- boldt about five years ago, returned a few days ago from the Tezerral Copper Co. camp in the State of Sin alba, en route to Jerome. He stated mining and reduction has entirely 1 the above company being ] the last to close down about seven weeks apo. His wife joins him later. |