Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-14


 Humboldt, was a brief visitor to in city yesterday.
 Leaves For Coast
 Mrs. Nancy Neims left ycsterda! for Los Angeles 10 visit with relative, and friends for few weeks. Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. John Stanley. wife of the man ager of the Coyote Cattle Co. was ar arrival yesterday to visit with friend: for few days.
 Country Visitor.
 ]. NJ. Encinas, rangeman of Agua Fria valley. is in the city to visit for 3 few days with his wife, who is under medical treatment.
 Back From Springs.
 C. II. Hooker returned yesterday from Murietta Springs, Cal, where he had been for the past month on trip of recreation.
 Comes to Locate.
 A. B. Boone, of Chicago, is recent arrival to investigate business condi- lions, and will locate at Mayer. prob ably Until a few months ago he was in the hotel business.
 Copper Operator Here.
 T. ]. Jordan, New Mexico min ing man, who has recently acquired holdings in Squaw Peak district, was in the city yesterday en route to Pecos, in the above State. No Use For Auto.
 James Wills, postmaster and mer- chant of Maxton, was visitor in team yesterday, reporting auto traffic as held up until snow disappears. The Senator section is again marooned, and mining is at standstill. Business Trip.
 w. s. Jones, the hotel man of Hum boldt, was a visitor on business yes terday, reporting the smelter plant as maintaining its high output of copper bullion while commercial busi- ness continued prosperous. Roads Opened.
 w. A. Frazier was visitor from Mayer yesterday, reporting traffic as resumirg since roads are again in fair condition. He also stated the Big Bug country is lively, and Mayer is prospering in all lines of business. Rural Visitor
 A. J. Laswell was a visitor yester- day from Skull valley, stating that farmers were blowing and an early Spring was predicted The large acreage to be developed would indi- cate prosperous year ahead. From the Camp.
 F. w. Hatch, who is operating his mines near Humboldt, was business visitor yesterday. reporting very much activity in prospecting circles in locations being made, as we'll arc many new coppers getting into action Placering Begins.
 Thomas Bowles was an arrival yes terday from Lynx creek and reported quite a number of miners engaged in placering, water beginning to flow and in abundance. Some are sluicing and others rocking. This industry will be quite lively later.
 Pleased Visitor.
 Mrs. J. B. Dudley, wife of prin- cipal of the Silver Belt Consolidated Co.,, who arrived from San Francisco during the week for brief visit, has concluded to remain indefinitely, and is at the camp as a guest of Mrs. w. E. Paige, wife of the president of the company. She is very much pleased with the country.
 Winter Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs Benjamin C. Ward well, of Olanthe, Kansas, who had been in Upper Verde valley for a few months, are in the city for few days visit, en route to Buckeye where a married daughter resides. They may conclude to make Arizona their home Mrs. Wardwell's health having inn proved by the change of climate. Riggle Comes Back.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eddie Riggle returned Tuesday from Nogales, where the former had been assistant postmaster for the past year. They leave later for Jerome to reside, where Mir. Rig gle will assume the position of assist ant postmaster in the copper city, his appointment being due to the high class service he is noted for giving the public.
 Back From Coast.
 Louis Funke, mining engineer of Salt Lake City, returned from San Francisco yesterday where he had been consulting with some of the principals of his firm, and is to remain ip .bic Ea1J ;,JoE,;taIx- Io ,- ,-o-,,