Weekly journal-miner., 1917-09-12
City NeUs In Brief

the Senator section, is in the city on business trip.
 To the Coast.
 A. A. Johns left yesterday for Los Angeles, to visit with his wife. who is making her home in that city. Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs James Cameron, pio- neer residents of Walnut Grove, are in the city visiting friends. Visit to Country.
 Mrs. A. O. Moves left yesterday for Peoples valley where she will visit for few weeks with her sister, Mrs. C. B. Genung.
 Returns Home.
 Mrs. w. L. Roberts, visitor for the past month as a guest of Mrs. w. R. Ehle. returned 10 her home in Skull valley yesterday.
 Back From Jerome.
 Robert Bamber, well known mine hoisting engineer of this field, is again in the city, returning from Jerome during the week.
 Mining Business.
 D. s. Bruner, well known pioneer resident of Big Bug district, and a mine owner, is visiting the city for few days on business.
 Rural Visitor.
 James McNary. a well known pio- neer resident of Walnut Grove, IS in the city on business, reporting fine outlook for Winter crops and the country in prosperous condition in all lines of industry.
 Visited Humboldt.
 Mrs. w. R. Ehle has returned from Humboldt, where she visited for a few days with her sister, Mrs. Bern ard McNicholls, wife of the agent of the s. F. P. & P.
 Coast Outing.
 Miss Elsie Murphy, daughter of Mrs. Mary Murphy, left yesterday for Redondo. Cal, to spend her an nual vacation and visit with friends for a few weeks.
 Mining Man Returns.
 L. ]. Ross, principal of the Usonia Gold Mining Co.,, which recently sc cured a group in Big Bug district, has returned from Michigan where he consulted with associates. Ample funds are now available for large operations.
 Jerome Visitor.
 Fritz Keller, former resident oi this city, but now of Jerome, where he is interested in the Connor hotel, is visitor for few days, and IS pre- pairing to leave for the East on a business trip.
 Visiting Friends.
 L. L. Dickerson, young range man of the Fair Oaks country, IS inI the city for few days visiting with friends and to await the outcome of drafting, being one of those subject to military duty. Here From Kingman.
 County Assessor Frank Hunt of Mohave county arrived in this city from his home in Kingman yesterday evening. Mir. Hunt was on his way to Mayer, where he has number of interests. He expects to remain in Mayer for several days. The Littlest Girl.
 MT. and Mrs. Earl w. Shride, ot Kirkland valley, are the happy recip- tents of a fine baby girl. Miss Shride tipped the scales at 715 pounds. The many friends of Mrs. Shride, formerly Miss Ava Carter, will be pleased to learn that both she and the babe are doing nicely. Mining Active.
 F. w. Hatch, a mine owner m the new field east of Humboldt, is in the ClIN, dIlu GDbl lS hlilNANhA pAOPNA NiN- as shaping up for development The inducement for many new locations in that neglected region is the big showing made by the Binghamton and Copper Queen.
 Out of Office.
 ]. ]. Sanders, who has retired as parole clerk of the State penitentiary, being succeeded by E. C. Suman, of this city, arrived yesterday from Florence to remain for an extended visit with friends He IS preparing to again enter mining, business which he followed in this section for many years.
 From Utah.
 Albert Wissell, interested in mines of Turkey Creek district, as a stock holder, arrived from Milford during the week. and has gone to make an