Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-23

visitor yesterday for the first time in many months. He states more actiy- ity is noticeable in that section at present than in several years, and some highly rated properties will re. suit from development going on.
 (From Saturdays Daily) Southern Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. VI. ]. Tillotson, oi Douglas. are recent arrivals, coming to visit with friends in this section. Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. W. H Jones, wife of the super intendent of the Little Jessie in Chap arral, is in the city for few days to visit with friends. Home From Outing.
 E. (. Ilg, the well known tailor. has returned from trip of recreation of a few weeks along the coast, report ing an enjoyable time. Mining Business.
 Oliver Loper, who has mining in terests in Cherry Creek district, is in the city on a business trip. reporting considerable activity in gold opera tions.
 Fished In Roosevelt.
 F. w. Foster has returned from a fishing trip to Roosevelt, and states the camera will tell the story of what he accomplished when the films are developed.
 Country Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. A. Perkins, oi Perkinsvillc, were arrivals yesterday and will visit with friends for few days. The former is pleased with the range situation in that region. Coast Visitors
 Henry and J. B. Livezey, of Los Angeles, were arrivals yesterday, com ing to look after their mining inter. ests and will remain for several days, being identified with the Loma Prieta, Lively Place.
 Harvey Blossom, an attache of the Consolidated at Humboldt, is in the city on business, and states the smell ter center continues lively. and is getting better every day. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Geo. NJ. White and children former residents, are recent arrivals from Wickenburg, to visit with friends for a short time. They will reside this Summer at the Copper Hill camp where Mir. White is in charge. Range Visitor.
 F. A. Nlunkittrick is in the city from Turkey creek, where he has range in tercsts, and states cattle are in ex- cellent condition with grazing as good for this time of the year and water abundant everywhere. Visiting Husband.
 Mrs. R. w. Wingheld. of Camp Verde, is in the city, coming to visit with her husband, who had been seri. ously i'll, but is now convalescing She is accompanied by Mrs. J. R Boyer.
 Accepted In Navy.
 Fred C. Colton, young man of lS years, until early in the year resi' dent of this city, writes from Calves. ton, Texas, that he has entered the navy, and is to be assigned to inc Winslow, a torpedo boat. Visitors From Mine.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fritz Vierthaler, the former foreman of the Tillie Starbuck were in the city yesterday visiting with friends. The first named Stated that driving the long tunnel proceed: and mineral conditions are satisfac' tory.
 Mining Man Here.
 Dr. NJ. D. Jennings. of St. Louis interested in mines of Crook Canyor district, was an arrival yesterday tc remain for an extended visit pertain ing to his interests. In recent year: he was a frequent visitor when idcnti fled with the Juanita.
 Rangeman Visits.
 Nelson Puntenney is in the cit, from Big Chino valley, and state cattlemen are rejoicing over new fee' beginning to grow. Normal condi tions on the range are early antici pated after a severe Winter on live stock.
 Mohave Visitors.