Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-21
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(From Saturdays Daily)

(From Saturdays Daily)
 Legal Business.
 Attorney T. C. Norris has gone to i Los Angeles, on brief trip on legal business for clients in that city.
 Mining Business.
 City Assessor Frank Williams, left yesterday for Copper Basin district, for brief trip on mining business. Returning Home.
 Constable ]. E. Cook, of Clarkdale, is in the city en route home after a trip to the northern part of the State on private matters.
 Visiting Old Home. 1 Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. R. D. Young left yesterday for Wickenburg, their former home, 10 visit with ! friends for a few days.
 Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Stewart and Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Stewart were visitors from Williamson valley yes terday with friends in the city.
 Good Mine Report. l Walter Wilhelm, with the Gold Blossom on Indian creek, was visit or yesterday on business, reporting steady development and conditions at depth as satisfactory.
 Mining Business. ! O. s. Caywood, wh has mining in terests near Huron, was visitor yes terday on business, reporting that section in a healthy condition from the number of properties that arc active.
 Licensed to Wed.
 Francisco Ortiz and Senorita Jesus Lara were granted license to wed. yesterday morning. The ceremony was performed, later in the day, by Rev. Father F. Flamenco. Both arc residents of Prescott.
 Oil Man Arrives. i F. Luther Stevens, an oil operator of Freeman, Cal, IS recent arrival in the city after making observations of the field near Jerome Junction, and also in visiting Valley, where drilling is under headway.
 Mine Inspection.
 L. T. Cowley, a stockholder in a new company operating in Copper Creek district, east of Mayer, was an arrival yesterday from Tucson, and leaves today for the camp. He may conclude to make Prescott his home. Go to View Strike. i O. E. Griffin, manager of the Pres colt Lumber Company, and H. Os- | bourn, secretary of the Silver Belt mine, with their families motored to 1 Humboldt and over to the mine, where big strike was made ycster- day.
 i Returns Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Blanchard, of Peoria, near Phoenix, who had been visiting for a few days with a nephew who is convalescing from typhoid fever, returned home yesterday, the condition of the young man being satisfactory.
 Roads Reopen. ] Harry ]. Crane and w. s. Johnson, of Walnut creek, were arrivals in auto yesterday, and reported roads as again in fair condition. Mir. Crane states that farmers are blowing and an early Spring is the forecast to prompt this action at such an early | date.
 Buys Supplies. w. \. Pendelton, who recently To- cated in the Martinez creek section, and is starting a camp, was visitor yesterday to purchase material and supplies. He states the ore content Iexposed in shallow workings would indicate a continuation of the Con- gress Assure. ! Goes South. Albert D. Ellis, for several months , in the Mayer section performing an nual title work on a group of gold i copper mines in which he is interest ed, is in the city en route to Superior, where a brother is shift boss in a new copper property. He returns later and is organizing a small com pany to operate.
 To Reside in City. Major and Mrs. w. w. Midgley, who are leaving Valinda Rancho in Williamson valley the property hay | ing been sold, are to make Prescott their future home This announce ment was made yesterday by Major Midgley who stated a residence will 1 be built later, after site is selected.