Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-22


 property is reported to be making ; good showing at great depth.
 Resumes Mining.
 : Al Vroom, owner of the Tom Kim. bro group in Copper Basin district was in the city yesterday and stated he will resume development at once deciding that hereafter no intcrrup- tions will take place. He says that field is attracting more attention a, present than ever known, due to sue cesses being made at several places where depth has been given.
 (From Saturdays Daily) Visiting Friends.
 Miss Dixie George, of Mayer, is in the city to spend the weekend with friends.
 Range Visitor.
 ! Arthur F. King, the Big Chino cat tleman, IS in the city on a business trip for few days.
 To See the Races. 1 Al. Weber, William Byers, C. A. i Powers and Chas. Reibeling have gone to Phoenix to see the auto races this afternoon at the State fair.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs. L. A. Kehr, wife of the sccrc- tary of the United Verde Extension Mining Co.,, was an arrival yesterday from Jerome, to remain for several days visiting with friends in this city, her former home.
 Back From Coast. A. F. Anderson owner of the Sil- yer Butte mines to the west of the city about five miles, has returned from Los Angeles, to remain. He is shaping up the property to begin de- velopment later on a permanent basis. Country Visitor.
 Alex Duff, of Jerome Junction, is in the city and reports that place as the central office for the new syndi- cate which is colonizing Hassayampa lands, He also stated new locators are coming in and the large tract is being rapidly occupied.
 New Plant Ready.
 A. B. Peach, superintendent of the Loma Prieta, was in the city yester- day, and reported the installation of the new steam plant as nearing com pletion. It will start up early next week. Mine development then re- sumes.
 Inspecting Stock.
 Bert Haskett, Federal livestock in spector for the State, has arrived from Flagstaff, and is preparing to begin his duties, remaining in this section indefinitely, since sheep are beginning to move from the north to the south for the Winter.
 Mining Men Here.
 Harbin Welch and William Wesser, mining men of Pinal county, were ar rivals yesterday in auto via Black canyon, en route to the Black Hills on an examination trip. They are to remain in this field during the Winter and may close a deal for a copper. Starts Assessment.
 B. O. Gwynn left yesterday for Mineral Point district with two min CTS to begin annual assessment work for the year on his copper group of nine claims. He has interested Je- rome people in this movement, and development is to be continued for at least six months. To Warmer Country.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. E. Fulton are in the city from Williams to remain for a few days visiting with relatives, and arc en route to the Ajo copper camp on the desert for the Winter. Mir. Fulton has been with a copper com pany in Coconino county, and will follow his trade in the south as machinist. Railroad Business.
 C. D. Rogers, travelling accountant of the Transcontinental Freight Bu- reau, is again in the city on railroad business, as well is he looking after his mining interests in White Picacho district. His company is preparing to |! establish camp and start shipping to . Fl Paso, probably.
 Returning Home.
 A party of four mining men, A. D. | Davidson, S. w. Walton, C. R. Poole . and F. s. Stemmer, were arrivals in . auto yesterday from Jerome, en route ! home to Pasadena, Cal, after a mine examination trip in the Verde range. All leave the city today with the cx- ception of Mr. Poole, who will look over the Bradshaw country next