Weekly journal-miner., 1917-03-21
Visiting Old Home.

Mrs. H. K. Rehn, of Phoenix, was an arrival during the week to look after her realty interests, and to visit with friends.
 To the Coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. AL Weber left yes terday for Los Angeles, the former to replenish his stock of autos for the { local trade
 Mining Business.
 Stephen Wyatt, mining in the Chap arral country, is in the city on busi- ness. He is preparing to install a Davis whim on his property. Miner Returns.
 K. II. Daley, miner who left this section three years ago, returned a few days ago from Mogollon, N. M., and will locate in the Jerome field. Walker Is Lively.
 ]. M. Conner, well known mine owner of Walker district, is in the city, and gives a good report of that field generally, which at present has more properties active than in many years.
 Mining Man a Visitor.
 C. Benjamin Hays, operating the Last Chance near Walker, was brief visitor yesterday in auto. The main shaft is reaching greater depth and work continues steadily since the new plant has been installed.
 Business Prosperity.
 Charles Ewing of Jerome was a brief visitor yesterday, en route to Los Angeles to buy auto trucks for the transfer line of Ewing & Hughes in the copper city. He states that business has increased double over six months ago.
 Rough Trip.
 T. NJ. Bowman and C. L. Lewis, mining men Of Pinal county, arrived yesterday in auto via Black canyon, reporting a rough trip. They were i'm formed at Phoenix that snow along the Wickcnburg route made it inn possible to reach Prescott closer than IS miles.
 Country Visitor.
 Harry J. Crane, of Walnut creek, who was a visitor yesterday, stated the country continues in the Winter climate stage, the weather being the coldest ever known for March. Range feed is slow in growing and farmers are complaining of the lateness of the season.
 New Mine Camp.
 Sam Weston, recently of Oatman, was business visitor yesterday, com ing from the Sinks of Date Creek country, where he has located group of five gold claims, and is establish ing a camp. He is to be joined her. today by his brother, who is en route from Cerrillos, x. NJ.
 Eastern Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. C. T. Smithline, of Clay, Kansas, are in the city, and may de- eide to remain in the country. Dur, ing the week they visited with son at a mining camp near Constellation, and they are very favorably impress ed with the Winter climate. This is their second trip to the country in the past IS months.
 Range Visitor.
 B. L. Kingsley, an Apache county rangeman, who recently sold his busi- ness, was an arrival yesterday ac- companied by his wife and daughter. He will look over conditions in West ern Eavapai, with the view to re- entering the business. He has brother in the cattle business near the A. & C. railroad in Yuma county. Jerome Visitor.
 Arthur w. Whitaker, we'll known in Jerome mining circles, is in the city for few days on business, and as usual is earnestly advocating the building of the air line wagon road between Prescott and that city. It was Mir. Whitaker who first came forward several years ago with a proposition to utilize part of the old route, and now the question is being wholesomely agitated by all of both communities. ....
 (From Saturdays Daily) Country Visitors.