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Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-21
Coming Back.

Coming Back.
 | J. II. Shockley. manager Of the
 United States Continental Mining i Co, which has closed deal for the
 Homestead group at Walker, is on
 route from New York City to take
 charge of the property and begin large operations at once. He was called { East a few weeks ago 10 arrange for
 the final payment, which has been made.
 Mining Man Here.
 II. l.. Ward, of Scarchlight, New, ! field engineer of a Salt Lake syndi-
 cate of mining men, was an arrival ! during the week from tine Wicken- burg section, and is to make general 1 observations in this country for the next two weeks. Some of the mem-
 bers of his company have become in
 terested in Blue Tanks district, in Southern Yavapai.
 Miners Leave.
 C. II. Steele, of Denver, who has a contract in construction of a large water storage dam near St. Johns, left last night for the north with F picked miners of this section, who are to be placed at work in driving a tunnel 375 feet long through a mountain. This work is for a wastcway to take care of excess storage of water.
 Back From South.
 Pete Britwood, a resident of this ing the week from Nogales, and is to make Jerome his home. His wife and three children arrive in April. Mir. Britwood was one of many Americans to leave Magdalena, Mexico, over year ago when they were advised by the State department at Washington, to return to the United States. Starts Mining.
 Bert Thorne. who has copper mines in the Black Hills, near the Yeager Canyon Company, outfitted yesterday in this city with a large line of sup plies to begin operating. The coun- try is now open after passing through a snow blockade since December MT. Thorne states quite movement is now under headway in that copper belt since the Shannon people have entered.
 Complimentary Trip.
 Mrs. Dean Hamilton left yesterday for Phoenix to attend the Ruby an niversary of the Woman, American Baptist Home Missionary Society. A banquet will be given at which Mrs Ford, of Chicago, the president of the society, will be present The ladies of the local church are making this trip of Mrs. Hamilton's compliment ary. bearing all the expenses. The organization is in a very prosperous condition.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-21

point 10 q very active field this Spring. ! The strike made in the Black Dia- mOnd, the Homestead shaping up for big operations, the Last Chance mak- i ing a good showing, and the Shelton to resume will be the factors for lively doings.
 ! Cld-Time Visitor.
 Emmet McAtcer, many years ago a resident of this county. nephew of 1 Peter McAteer, deceased, was an ar rival Monday from the Wickenburg section, where he is mining He re- turned to Arizona last September after an absence of over a third of 2 century. spent principally in Canada. He IS here on matters of official na- turc pertaining to mine locations in
 Southern Gavapai, and returns south
 in few days.
 The Old Way.
 A pair of horses in team proved ac- ccptable to Mir. and Mrs. F. \. Mar
 lowe a few days ago, who were re-
 turning to the city after visit with
 the parents of the latter, Judge and
 Mrs. Geo. \. Ainsworth on Walnut creek. They started in an auto, but
 snow was too deep to negotiate, and after Alr. Marlowe walked seven miles to secure a farmers team, they continued the journey, leaving the car behind.
 Brief Visitor.
 C. II. Heald, mining man of Mo- have county, was a brief visitor to Prescott on Sunday, meeting C. L. Lord. of Black Canyon district, both concluding to jointly operate mines of the latter. MT. Heald left on the night train Sunday for Pueblo, Colo, to close up the business which brought him here. He stated that a new hoist will be installed and later small plant for testing values, in which Notation also will figure Fitzgerald III.
 Wm. Fitzgerald, constable of the Prescott precinct, was confined to his home yesterday. with severe attack of Bright's disease.
 From the Border.
 Thomas Timmons, Mogollon mountain rangeman, who had been in the employ of a cattle firm situated near the border west of Nogales, re- turned few days ago and has gone to the Verde valley, to visit with rela- tives. He reported his section as quiet.
 Successful Operator.
 Frank w. Giroux, who is operating the Swastika silver mines under a lease, was an arrival from the camp on Monday night, on business, giving a favorable report of conditions pre- vailing. In working zones of the old drifts and without additional depth being given he has shipped a car of high grade and is loading another. He reports a very satisfactory situa- ton in evidence.
 Mining Activity.
 E. w. Stephens, assistant assessor, who has returned from an official trip through the southern sections of the county. stated yesterday there was noticeable complete regeneration of in which he mentioned the following properties as rcsuming re- gently: The Interior with a force of 25; the Monica, 25 the Lucky Strike, IS; the Beehive, 8: the Mildred, 6: while a score of individual owners are active and shipping to Wickenburg.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-21
(From Sundays Daily.)

[ NIlNlh DoiAy.I Official Business.
 Robert Burns, chief of police of Williams, was an arrival yesterday on official matters.
 Verde Visitor.
 N. N Cherry, we'll known pioneer resident of Verde valley. was an ar rival yesterday on a business trip. Brief Visitor. ] Jack" Wilson, of Jerome, in charge of diamond drilling for the United Verde. was a brief visitor to the city vestcrdav
 Mining Man Returns. Howard Bennett, a visitor several weeks ago, from Cripple Creek, Colo. returned on Friday, to remain indef- initely. The lower section of Turkey creek is his objective point. Comes to Visit. | Miss Esther (. Fuller, recently Of [ Monrovia, Cal, who has been visit | ing with brother at Clarkdale, is in the city for a few days before return ing home via Glendale, where mar ried sister resides. Unfavorable Report.
 
 terday from Walnut Grove, and re- ports the range cattle situation as un- satisfactory, due to the long Winter, and grazing conditions being poor Warm weather is wished for to pre- vent heavy losses.
 After Supplies. David and Henry Wallace, who have recently located north of Cop per Basin, and are developing a gold prospect, were in the city yesterday after supplies. They are opening up their property by a tunnel, and are pleased with the showing. Boom Tn Wood H. P. Schwanbeck, of Cedar Glade, who is engaged in the wood business, reports the fuel famine as benehtting his pursuit, 20 cars of cedar being shipped during the past week, Phoc- nix being a liberal buyer. Orders ahead for the coming week will swell shipments to 30 cars. Denver Visitor. C. F. Woods, formerly a journalist, but now interested in mining at diff ferent points in the West, was an ar rival during the week to look over conditions in this field for his com pany. He leaves today for the Octave and Constellation sections, and later will visit the Bradshaws. Ducks Are Plentiful.
 Ernest Marlowe was an arrival Fri day evening from Williamson valley and stated previous reports of the country swarming with thousands of duck and geese were true They are feeding in pastures, where green grass is plentiful. Residents of that coun- try are not violating the closed sea- son for these birds.
 Dundee Active.
 Consulting Engineer w. C. Deity, of the Dundee-Arizona at Jerome, was visitor to the city yesterday, after a trip of inspection, and report ed active work going on. Sinking of the main shaft had reached a depth of 460 feet on Friday, and with the up-to-date equipment in full opera ton good headway is being made. From the North.
 Abe Benton. who has copper inter ests near Williams, is in the city en route to Humboldt, to seek a market with the Consolidated. He states that as soon as the country is opened three new camps will be in action All claims in that zone, he says, are of blanket formation, and the grade of the ore is eXceDtiOnally hiph
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-21
SUMMONS

In the Justice Court, Prescott Pre- cinct. County of Yavapai, State of Arizona.
 H. Leo Johnson, Plaintiff, vs. J. NJ. Evak, Defendant.-Summons.
 Action brought in the Justice Court of Prescott Precinct, in and for the County of Yavapai. in the State of Arizona. In the name of the State of Arizona. To J. NJ. Evab, Defendant, Greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and re- quired to appear in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff in the Justice Court of Pres- colt Precinct, in and for the County of Yavapai, in the State. of Arizona, and answer to the Complaint filed in said Justice Court, at Prescott. in said County, within five days exclu- sive of the day of service, after the service upon you of this Summons, if served within this Precinct; but ii served without this precinct, but within the county, ten days; if served out of the county, fifteen days; in all other cases twenty days. or judgment by default will be taken against you. Given under my hand at Prescott this 18th day of December. 1916.
 CHAS. H. McLANE,
 Justice of the Peace of Said
 Precinct.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-21
(From Tuesdays Daily.) lack Wilson, Visitor.

Jack Wilson, a prominent mining broker of Jerome is in the city for a short business visit.
 Visiting Capital City.
 Mrs. w. C. Greenwood has gone to Phoenix to visit with a sister, Mrs. E. Michel, for a few weeks.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-21
City NeUs In Brief
(From Thursdays Dailyl

(From Thursdays Dailyl Valley Visitor.
 Mrs. ]. F.. Rudy of Kirkland valley was a visitor yesterday with friends in the city.
 Flying Trip.
 N. V. DeCamp, superintendent ot the Blue Bell mines, was brief visit or yesterday on business.
 Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. B. s. Snidcr a former resident of this city, was an arrival yesterday from Clarkdalc. to visit with friends From the Country.
 (. A. Shupp, a well known farmer of Skull valley, was a visitor yester- day, reporting the storm of Tuesday as of great benefit to growing Winter crops.
 Range Visitor.
 Geo. w. McKnrrow, well known rangeman of the Camp Wood coun- try, is in the city for few days on business, giving a favorable report of this industry.
 To Phoenix Bench.
 Judge F. O. Smith, of the Superior court, left yesterday afternoon for Phoenix, where he will preside on the Maricopa county bench in trial in which Judge F. H. Lyman is dis qualified
 Mining Business.
 A. L. White, who has recently To- cated mines in Black Canyon district, was a business visitor yesterday. He leaves today for Oatman, to return next week with his wife and family, who will reside at Mayer Gives Good Report.
 NJ. P. Lacey was visitor yesterday from the Bannic camp in Lynx Creek district, and stated the property is making a remarkable showing in new development. In his opinion it is one of the best looking properties in that field.
 Visitor Leaves.
 Mrs. E. NJ. Snyder, of St. Louis, who had been visiting with her brother, Joseph Geimer, and wife, for the past week, has gone to Los An geles. After a trip along the coast, she will return later and remain here for several months She is accom- panied by her mother-in-law. Mining Man Pleased.
 James H. Jenkins, mining man Of San Francisco and Seattle, returned during the week from a trip through the Bradshaws and along Lower Turkey creek His impressions of the country are favorable and he will return during April to continue his observations.
 Coast Visitors.
 Mrs. Alexander Bayard and two nieces, Mrs. Benjamin Rogers and Miss Bessie Holiday, were arrivals during the week from Anaheim, Cal, to remain indefinitely. The trip is made for the health of Mrs. Rogers, on the advice of a physician to live in q high altitude.
 Brief Visitor.
 Thomas C. Standifer, of Waco, Texas. who when young man re- sided in this city for several months with his uncle, Wiley Standifcr, U. s. marshal of Arizona, was an arrival during the week for brief visit He is en route to Visalia, Cal, 10 attend the wedding of niece. He was very much surprised over changes since he was last here, over 30 years ago. St. Louis Visitor
 C. K Pratt, St. Louis broker, was an arrival on Tuesday to join his brother, Judge ]. (. Pratt, the latter being the legal representative of D. M. Locey in the Union mining deal, closed some time ago. The visitor comes to look over mining and gen eral financial conditions in this sec ton for few days, and expresses himself as very much pleased with the country.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-21
Goes to Utah.

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 ' U. \. Fritschi, superintendent of the Ycagcr Canyon Copper Co.,, has gone to Alta, Utah, on mining busi-
 ness. and during his absence opera tions are going ahead in unwatering. , He returns in short time.
 Suspends Mining.
 Weather conditions being unfavor- able, has caused P. l.. Wentworth to temporarily suspend operating on his properties below the Climax. Accom- panied by his wife both arrived yes tcrday to remain here for the present, coming out of the camp via Kirkland. Rough Trip.
 l.. l.. Lewis. Of Coconino county, arrived yesterday in auto, en route to his desert sheep camp for the rest of the Winter He shipped his car to Ash Fork, and reported the road from that place to this city as nearly inn passable. He saw two cars by the side Of the road.
 Visited Friends.
 Mir and Mrs. M. V. DeCamp, Of Blue Bell, were visitors with friends in the city yesterday, and guests of NIr. and Mrs. c. F.. Meany. Mrs. De- Camp drove her handsome auto from Mayer to Prescott in lH hours, re- markablc time considering road con ditions.
 Getting Lively.
 Charles Rose, of Stoddard, a mine owner, was a business visitor ycster- day, reporting that field as assuming a boom condition, from deals pending and many properties being active. The plant of the Stoddard Milling Company continues making heavy concentrate product from the Bing- hamton mine. New Movie Star.
 Advices from Jerome mention the arrival a short time ago of hne little daughter to grace the home of MT. and Mrs William Haskins. The happy father is contemplating throw ing her on the screen of his motion picture show in that city. The happy parents were formerly residents Of this city.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-21

Taken up by the undersigned. one bay horse weighing 750 pounds, about 13 hands high, branded with e on right shoulder and T on left hind leg. Pay for upkeep and other charges and take it away.
 ALEX. A. ROBERTSON.
 GUY DAVIS,
 Simmons, Arizona.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-21
(From Wednesdays Daily) Going to Capital.

Going to Capital. { Judge $. F. Dcnison was an arrival yesterday from Jerome. and leaves today for the capital city.
 Returns From Coast. Mrs. O. A. Hesla has returned home after several weeks spent in coast cities visiting with friends. To the Coast Mrs. H. C. Storey left yesterday for Colton and San Bcrnardino, Cal, for an extended visit with relatives and friends.
 From the Desert. Fred DeArmond, who has range in terests in the Bouse country and farming lands at Skull valley, was an arrival yesterday from the desert on business trip.
 Returning Home.
 Frank H. Wothman, mining man of Albuquerque, \. M., who had been in the Jerome field for the past two weeks, is in the city, and leaves later for the southern sections of this county.
 Comes to Visit. Many friends in Prescott of Mrs. M. L. Baldwin, former resident, will be interested to learn of her arrival a few days ago from Los Angeles, to remain for an extended visit She IS a guest of Mrs. E. A. Kastncr. Record Snow Storm.
 Judge Geo. A. Ainsworth, of Wal nut creek, who again is in the city selling cabbage by the wagonload, reports the storm of last week as furnishing snow to a depth of three feet on the level, new record in this line of deather doings. Camp Wood reported four feet and Williamson valley IS inches.
 Defers Trip.
 Frank Crane, feeder and grower of livestock of Salt River valley, ar rived Sunday, and returned home later, deferring examination of range country in the Black Hills on account of deep snow. 'I was advised on Sat urday that the sun was shining in Prescott, hence inferred that the in spection could be made" he said. Building Boom.
 George w. Sines, of the carpenter contracting firm of Sines & Frey. was a Sunday visitor to Prescott from Humboldt, and stated several new buildings at that point had been com pleted. His firm is going to the Blue Bell camp, where the Consolidated IS to make a large outlay in additional accommodations for its employees. From Badger State.
 (. K. Ellis, a former resident, and a visitor last year, arrived few days ago from Algoma, Wis, and after trip to San Diego. he will return to remain. His wife joints him later. In early days Mir. Ellis was interested in the Perry mine, which was named after his cousin, Miss Clara Perry, who at that time was a resident of this city
 Good Report.
 M Maloney, who is in the city from his mining camp near Walker, stated yesterday that all indications
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-21

Legal Business.
 Former Governor Richard F. Sloan,
 was visitor yesterday from Phoc-
 nix, on legal business, returning home later in the day.
 Horse Shipment.
 w. l.. Lee arrived from Phoenix
 Sunday afternoon with shipment of fine blooded horses for use of the local agency of the Standard Oil Co.
 Jerome Banker.
 1 \. F. Wykoff, of the Bank of Je- rome, was in the city for a short time yesterday. He was on his way home from the grand lodge week of the Masonic orders at Phoenix.
 Mining Business. 1 D. B. Gemmill. a member of the
 Bradshaw Development Company, which is operating mines and mills, was an arrival from Grown King on Saturday night on business for his [ firm.
 From Walnut Grove Frank Condron, cattleman from 1 Walnut Grove is in the city and won dering ii the snow is hcaped high enough between here and home 10 be good alibi if he stops over for a while.
 Coast Outing.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Douglas, the former editor of the Jerome News, were brief visitors with Prescott friends yesterday, while en route to the coast on trip of recreation for a few weeks.
 Buy New Auto.
 Wilson x Eckert yesterday pur- chased from the Yavapai garage 1918 model Studebaker auto, with seating capacity of seven. This firm is to establish a stage service between Prescott and Mayer.
 Quits Mining.
 Mir. and Mrs. I. NJ. Ingalls, have re- turned to the city from their camp in the Granite Mountain country to await the coming of favorable wealth CT. They are recently from Pinal county. Their son remains at the mine.
 Business Trip.
 Fred H. Decker, well known as a former resident of this city and Je- rome, again is making the rounds as a commercial traveller for his Los Angeles firm, and as we'll is renew ing old-time associations. Recovering Health.
 Captain John Kinney's condition was reported favorable for early re- covery yesterday, and his restoration to health now seems assured. He was taken to Mercy hospital about two weeks ago seriously i'll. Physician Locates Here.
 Convinced that Prescott has a greater future than any other city in the Southwest. Dr. A. B. Carmichael has removed here from the State of Washington, and has opened offices in the Lawlcr block for the practice of medicine and surgery. Chino Roads Out of Sight.
 Chino Valley roads arc out of sight under a lot Of snow, according to Tom King, senior in King Brothers. the well known ranching firm, who IS in from the valley on business. When ] the snow melts, lot of travellers will 1 wish the roads were still out of sight l Prominent Visitors.
 Judge l.. l.. O'Rryan, q juriSt of [ Oklahoma, and until recently district l judge of Woodward, in that State. is | a recent arrival to remain indefinitely | for his health He is accompanied | by his wife They are visiting with a daughter, Mrs C. NJ. Huens, who ] preceded them here some months ago. |
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-21

You may live with people all your life and never find them out until some crucial thing happens.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-21
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