Weekly journal-miner., 1917-10-17

for home yesterday afternoon. lie had been in Prescott on his way home from an inspection of some of the company's property in the Copper Basin country.
 (From Saturdays Daily) Anderson at Jerome.
 Attorney LeRoy Anderson spent yesterday looking after business at Jerome.
 Mine Operator Here.
 George w. Johnson, general man. ager of the Arizona Binghamton, IS a visitor for a few days from Stoddard on business.
 From the Mines.
 John McKinnon, for many years in the Senator field, where he has min ing interests, IS in the city to lay in supplies for the Winter.
 Business Trip.
 H. N. Cox, a merchant of Hot Springs Junction, motored to the city Friday, leaving yesterday for the Verde valley on business trip. Verde Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Back and MT. and Mrs. Murdock, prominently known people of Verde valley, are in the city to remain until after the fair. Mining Business.
 R. C. Houston a well known mining man of this section, who has mines operating on Pine Flat, near Good win, is in the city on business trip Country Visitor.
 Ed. Coughran, of Skull valley, visit ed the city yesterday, reporting an ex- cellent situation in farm and range circles, with prosperity assured all. Back From Coast.
 E. l. r. Horne has returned from an outing of month on the coast this being his first relaxation from a high tension in business for many years.
 Pioneer Visits.
 R. B. Waterman, one of the best known of Yavapai pioneers, is visit ing the city from Walnut Grove where he is engaged in mining. Ht gives a good report of his interests md the mineral outlook generally.
 Mining Business.
 John Harlan was visitor yesterday from his Crook mining camp, report l ing development as going ahead ana mine conditions satisfactory. He I: preparing to make another mill TUT and will ship the concentrates to l. Paso. r"-
 From the Juanita.
 | n. A. Seaman, superintendent of tho ! Juanita gold holdings in Crook can von, was an arrival yesterday iron the camp on business trip. H' | states development continues, but ab solute determinations are desired be fore extensive operations begin.
 From the Country. Oscar Rush, a well known goa | raiser of Kirkland valley, visited thu city yesterday on business. He I: elated over price climbing of mohair
 present quotations being far ahead O anything ever anticipated, and advanc
 ing to over 25 cents a pound since ; year ago.
 Mayer Visitor.
 | w. A. Frazier is a visitor iron Mayer. and reports mining and com | mercial matters as showing but little
 change from their prosperous condi ton in recent months. The starting
 up of the big smelter and mines tC | ship to the plant assure that town
 lively Winter, he says.
 Lively Camp. A. D. Coover, boarding house keep
 CT at the Binghamton copper camp visited the city yesterday and report | ed an excellent situation. Diamond drill exploration has started on larg'
 area of outlying holdings, while thu main working points are very active
 Inspection Trip. George O. Ford, of Phoenix, wa
 T brief visitor yesterday, while return ing south after an inspection of de | velopment at his mine holdings Il Mineral Point district, near Jerom | function. where he resumed opera tions a short time ago. He states tn | gold zone of the big group IS to b.
 worked and driving a tunnel zoe ahead with exposures made that ar
 satisfactory. He will continue on permanent basis.
 Old Mine Resumes.
 R. C. McNary, who is in the cit, from the mining camp in Coppe
 Basin district of McNary & Wyn lkoop, states the property has resume
 after being idle for many years. Driv ing a tunnel is making good headwa land copper sulphides coming in indl ] cate the solving of another goo property. Gold is main value of tn product. Mir. McNary reports othe old mines in his field as shaping II
 to resume, while in the Commerce.
 section there is more activity tha lever known. Mine investors are com
 ing in at a lively rate.
 Visiting Old Home. H. L. Fishel, we'll known in thi community as a former division eng
 neer of the s. F. P. & P. arrived yes Iterdav from New Mexico, his presen base of operations as structural en qincer of the Santa Fe system in valu ation work, which duty he has bee engaged in for over two years. Ii has covered all lines in Missour lOI.l,Lo,n, Kansas and Texas and