Weekly journal-miner., 1916-03-29
From Fossil Creek.

From Fossil Creek.
 Monte Broaded. who was in charge of the blacksmithing department of ;he Arizona Power Co.,, on Fossil creek. during construction of the sec ond plant. has returned to the city after an absence of several months. Visiting Daughter.
 John Daly. operating the Treasure Vault group in Mineral Point district, was al arrival yesterday from his camp. leaving later for Phoenix to visit with daughter, Miss Anna May Daly. stenographer for the cor poration commission.
 Going to Oatman.
 Thomas F. Robertson, Phillip Min ter and Paddock Bremen, mining men of Cochise county, were arrivals in auto yesterday and leave Monday for Oatman. Afterward they will visit this field, remaining for several weeks. Mir. Minter was formerly with the United Verde as shift boss.
 Visited Clarkdale.
 Mrs. F. L. Kastner, who arrived a few weeks ago from Canada. after an absence of many years, visited during the week at Clarkdale, with her sons. Grover and Bud Kastner, returning to this city yesterday. She is at the home of Mir. and Mrs. F.. A. Kastner and is to remain for several months before returning to Canada.
 Mining Man Returns.
 Captain E. A. Seeley, widely known as a mining operator, and formerly located in Mexico. where he had large holdings until the revolution occur rcd, arrived from St. Louis yesterday where he had been on mining busi- ness. He is interested in the Richen- bar gold mines, of Black Canyon dis trict, which he revived recently. Pleased Rangeman.
 Colin Campbell. who heads the list as the largest individual sheep owner in the State. was an arrival yesterday from the desert, and reported the most favorable Winter known ill many years. Fine grazing abounis, and sheep are in excellent condition. with the lightest losses ever known. Wool has also reached high price. and all owners will experience a pros porous year.
 Visited the Range.
 w. c. Greenwood, secretary of the Hill Hardware Co.,. has returned from an outing in the Camp Wood coun try. as a guest of Ray Hill. He states the country shows prosperity, in plenty of water being seen every where, cattle in excellent condition, and new feed beginning to grow abundantly. Cattlemen admit the country is in better condition than ever known.
 Desert Mines Active.
 P. B. Dreisher. who has been de veloping his mines near Wende1 dur ing the Winter. returned Friday night. and reported more activity and heavier product than had been known in many years. The Yuma-Warrior, he mentioned as attracting very much attention through deep development. in which determinations had again placed that property into its former old-time rating, as bonanza. Mining Man Returns.
 Richard Cline, who had been on T scouting trip through Southern Ari- zona mining fields for several weeks. representing investors, returned Sat urday, and reported general condi ;ions as healthy He stated that the dump of the old Quijotoa, in Pima county, a heavy gold producer oi early days, was being worked over by leasers, by cyaniding, and values re covered were very heavy.
 Judge Henley Here.
 Former Supreme Justice of Indiana, Judge w. F. Henley, accompanied by his wife. and niece, Miss Virginia Henley, was an arrival Friday from Indianapolis, en route to Phoenix, where he has professional matters to look after. He returns to this city next Wednesday to remain for sev- cral days. He is one of the original shareholders of the Arizona Land & Irrigation Co.,, and is much elated over that project being realized and large land reclamation being under headway.
 (From Tuesdays Daily.)