Weekly journal-miner., 1917-01-03
Mining Men Return.
(From Sundays Daily.)

(From Sundays Daily.)
 Back to Jerome.
 H. J. Jackson, of Jerome, who has
 been in Phoenix for the past week on
 mining business, is in the city for sev- eral days, en route home.
 Coming to Visit.
 Miss June Reed, of Los Angeles, arrives this afternoon to remain for a New Years day visit with Mrs w. H. Hoover on North Marina street. Jerome Visitor.
 ! A. R. Nilsson, who is conducting a mine supply business in Jerome, is in the city for few days to visit with his brother, Attorney c. H. Nilsson. Returns to Coast.
 ! Miss Edna R. Uber teacher in a Los Angeles High school, who had been visiting during the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. William R. Uber of this city, left yesterday to resume her duties.
 Back From Coast.
 | J. (. Heslet, of Jerome, who had been on the coast for few weeks on business pertaining to oil land inter csts, situated in Big Chino valley, has returned, and is to make Prescott his headquarters during exploration. Going to Phoenix.
 Mir. and Mrs. Phillip Coates, of Navajo county, arc in the city for brief visit, being en route to Phoenix to attend the inauguration of Gov ernor Campbell. NIT. Coates was a resident of Prescott during the in- fancy of Arizona's new executive. Mines Producing.
 C. ] McNulty, who is in the city from his camp on Copper creek, south of the city, reports development as under headway, in which production of a good grade of copper ore is reaching to a large tonnage. He be- gins shipping as soon as roads are opened. Showed Out.
 Thomas Brandt, recent locator of mines in the foothills of Granite moun- tain, on the eastern slope, arrived yes terday from his camp, and is to re- main indefinitely, stating that snow was IS inches deep. His wife preced- ! ed him several days ago, and is now at Jerome. Brief Visit.
 w. E. Paige, general manager of the Silver Belt Consolidated, was an arrival last night from the camp near Humboldt, to visit with his wife, who has been making her home in the city while awaiting completion of bunga- | low at the mine Both leave tomor- row for the mine where they will reside.
 Going to Inauguration.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. K Campbell, the former a brother of Governor Tom Campbell, Celora M Stoddard, and E. w. Stephens, left yesterday for Phoenix to participate in the inaugur- al ceremonies on Monday. From the northern counties there was a delega- ton of six, to extend felicitations to the Man From Yavapai. Desert Visitors.
 Thomas Chase and J. T. Young, mining men of the Quartzsite section, are in the city. and report the placer as occasioning attention. The big La Paz project is shaping up to begin hydraulicking in February, 4 while the Dunn undertaking is ready to begin action in January. Both aggregate in expenditure nearly half million of dollars. Indi- viduals also are getting ready to op- crate and the situation would indicate lively times in this feature of mining.
 (From Tuesdays DaiIy) Range Visitor.
 E. E. Thurston, well known range man of the Verde country, was a vis- itor yesterday. Visited Friends.
 Mrs. Essie Douglas, of Mayer, was a visitor on New Years day with Prescott friends. Blue Bell Visitors.