Weekly journal-miner., 1917-11-14

comes 10 NlSlt-
 Mrs. Fred Sparks. of Humboldt. was visitor yesterday with Prescott friends.
 Back From Capital.
 Attorney James Coleman, who had been at Phoenix transacting legal business for the past few days, return ed to Prescott yesterday. Comes to Visit.
 Miss Winifred Mayer, of Mayer, is in the city for few days to visit with friends and is at the home of her sister, Mrs. K. \. Looney. Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. (. l.. Ferguson and Mrs. Juan Olea. of the Hillside sec ton, were visitors with friends in the city yesterday. Closes Camp.
 F. L. Hargrave, mining out of Dewey in the Black Hills, is in the city en route to Southern Arizona for the Winter, closing his camp until next Spring.
 From the Mines.
 MT. and Mrs. Lester Jackson are in the city from the War Eagle-Gladi- ator camp near Crown King, where the first named is in charge of opera tions.
 Mining Business.
 l.. ]. Boss, who has camp estab- lished and is energetically developing a property on Big Bug creek, was visitor yesterday on business, return ing later in the day. From the Mines.
 NJ. Maloney, mining near Walker. was a visitor yesterday, reporting considerable activity in that field, in which four companies are in fuh swing.
 Flagstaff Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. D. Rabbit, the former one of the firm of Rabbit Brothers, were in the city yesterday from Flagstaff to visit with friends, leaving later in their car for Phoenix. Offered Position.
 Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, of Mayer, teacher of the public school, was a visitor yesterday, and has been offered the position of assistant to County School Superintendent w. Curtis Miller.
 Will Attend Fair.
 Eric Lindhult left yesterday after noon for Phoenix, where he will re- main for the opening of the State fair there on Monday next. He expects to return to Prescott about next Thursday.
 Leaves For Idaho.
 s. E. Stivcrs, a visitor for the past month from Tucson, for his health, left yesterday for Lewiston, Idaho, to attend the marriage of his niece. Miss Belle Shafroth. After the event he returns to remain indefinitely, the change of climate proving beneficial. Passing Through.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. Ellert, of Coco nino county, were in the city yester' day en route to the State fair, and were joined by their daughter, Miss Louise Ellert who had been visiting with friends for the past two weeks. They contemplate remaining away for .he Winter.
 Mining Business.
 L. x. Wombachcr, one of the prin- cipals of the Blue Monster, copper holding of Cherry Creek district, is in the city on business trip, and ex- presses himself as encouraged over work beginning on large scale in a short time, arrangements being prac- tically closed for financing. Called to Phoenix.
 w. K. Dunbar, interested in the Big Chino oil fields, was called to Phoenix yesterday for final consultation on arrangements to begin exploration. He stated that it is practically settled rig is to be installed and drilling begin inside of 30 days, an oil engineer from Bakersfield, Cal, making this recommendation. Desert Visitor. D. l.. Clarkman, mining near Sa- lome, who is a business visitor, gives good report of that field, stating that many investors are coming in ana the outlook for lively times this Win ter is encouraging. The past Sum. mer, he says, was the warmest evel known, and many properties were compelled to curtail operations, sev. cral shutting down.
 Returns East.
 C. D. Nunelley, of the Arizona & Oklahoma Oil & Gas Co.,, which is tC begin drilling west of Jerome June ton, left yesterday for Kansas City to consult with associates. He state: funds have been secured to drill tho hole to the depth decided upon, anC his trip East is for the purpose O starting the rig westward. The der rick-is up, and part of the machinery is on the ground.
 Going Home.
 Chester and Orville Wamm, whC had been in the Sycamore country fot inc mast month DerfOrminQ annI1a