Weekly journal-miner., 1917-10-31
(From Saturdays Daily)


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 (From Saturdays Daily) Goes to Phoenix
 w. NJ. Poulson left yesterday foI Phoenix for a few days trip on private business.
 Anderson In Phoenix.
 Attorney LcRoy Anderson was in Phoenix yesterday looking after some legal matters.
 Business Trip.
 Washington Hutton, mining in Copper Basin, is in the city for few days on business matters. Mayer Visitor.
 George Dave, a well known resi- dent of Mayer, is in the city on bus mess trip for few days. On Way to Humboldt.
 Dave Jordan, of Oatman, was in Prescott yesterday on his way to Humboldt, where he will take posi- ton with the smclter firm. Here From Wickenburg.
 F. Garcia, a stockman and mining operator of the Wickenburg district was Prescott visitor yesterday, look ing after some business matters. From the Range.
 Ray Hill, is in the city from his range interests at Camp Wood to visit with his wife and family, who are temporarily residing here during the school season.
 Mining Business.
 T. ]. Laird is i'll the city from his camp in Groom Creek district, report ing quite number of properties as active, the principal operations being at the Midnight Test.
 Home From Hot Springs.
 Jack Warden. who was in the Hot Springs and Casa Grande sections, re- turned to Prescott yesterday. He made an examination of a group of manganese claims in the vicinity of Hot Springs.
 Back to Superior.
 F. H. Deyling, who has been locat- ed in this vicinity for the past four months, left yesterday for the Su- perior district, where he will resume work on some of his mining property in that section.
 Home From the Coast. Leonard Roland, who for the past two years has been living in Cali, fornia, in the vicinity of Los Angeles, returned to this city yesterday for a visit at the home of his father, M. Roland, and family.
 Country Visitor. C. D. Willard is in the city from Cottonwood, reporting a prosperous region in farming, due to mining and smelling activity in the Jerome belt. The scarcity of worKmen IS the only drawback, and he comes to this city to secure mechanics.
 May Invest on Groom Creek. Mcssrs. Fleming and Stitzer, the contractors of Jerome and ClarKdale, accompanied H. A. Burt to the Hid den Treasure mine on Groom creek the first of the week, the Jerome men ! being prospective investors in the property. Mrs. Stitzcr was also a member of the party that inspected the property. To the Coast.
 Mir. and Mrs R. NJ. Merrill left yes terday for the coast, the former on business for his Midnight Test hold | ings on Upper Groom creek. He stated the property continues active and development shows satisfactory ore condition. A vein of S00-ouncC silver ore was struck a few days ago and work is going ahead energetically in that zone to determine the extent of the bonanza shoot.
 Back From Phoenix.
 Judge Frank O. Smith, who had been at Phoenix for the past few days occupying the bench in the Maricopa Superior court, returned to Prescott yesterday morning, the train on which he arrived having been delayed eight hours on account of the wreck and explosion which took place the day before in the railroad yards near tho State capitol building. Judge Smith states that the tracks were so badly torn up by the accident that large crew of men had to spend about l. hours putting the roadbed in shapC SO that the passenger trains could bC cont no-thward