Weekly journal-miner., 1917-11-14
(From Saturdays Daily) Back From the Capital.

Doc Schwartz, of the Prescott Electrical Company, returned yester- day from a trip to Phoenix. Old-Timer In Town.
 Henry Melborn, one of the old-time Nevada operators, now a resident ot Jerome, is Prescott visitor this week. Of For Los Angeles.
 Neill E. Bailey left last evening for Los Angeles, where business matters call him for the neX! ten days. To the Fair.
 Mrs. NJ. K. Castle and Mrs. D. D. R. Anderson left yesterday for Phoe- nix to visit with friends and attend the fair.
 Visiting Phoenix.
 Mrs. J. A. Jaeger and children left yesterday for Phoenix to visit for a few weeks with friends, and will be guests of Mrs. William Harmony. Come to Visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. George F.. Ainsworth, of Walnut creek, motored to the city yesterday for few days visit with friends.
 From Copper Hill.
 s. E. Mensinger, an employe at the Copper Hill in construction work, IS in the city for a brief visit on bus mess, reporting the new buildings as nearing completion and mine work going ahead energetically, with ship ping of ore daily to Skull valley. Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Garrett, of Mayer, the former engaged in the range business, are in the city for few days to visit with friends. From the South.
 s. C. Wynkoop. interested in mines of Copper Basin district, has returned from Phoenix, to remain for a few days on business. Visited Friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. (. L. Rigden, of Kirk land valley, were visitors yesterday with friends in the city, motoring home during the afternoon. From the Mines.
 Mike Kenney, well known in min ing circles of this field as hoisting engineer, has returned from a camp near Jerome, where he had been em- ploycd.
 In Copper Mountain District.
 C. F. Majors, representing num- Der of Philadelphia investors, is max ing an inspection of several groups in the Copper Mountain district, northeast of Mayer.
 Mayer Visitor.
 w. D. Achauer, . business man of Mayer, is in the city for few days, on matters pertaining to his interests, and reports quite thrifty community with mining adjacent very active. Popular Car.
 Albert Rudy, of Kirkland valley was a visitor yesterday, returning home later in an OldsmoDile auto pur- chased from Al Weber. The latter local dealer stated this sale reached to 50 of this car made during the season. Anderson In Jerome.
 Attorney LeRoy Anderson and wife were among those who went to Je- rome yesterday afternoon for the pur- pose of attending the cabaret show which was given there last night for the benefit of the soldiers and sailors welfare committee of this county. Here From Tolleston.
 H. l.. Sanderson, of Tolleston, IS Prescott visitor this week, being here on business connected with some legal matters. Mir. Sandcrson is a part owner of the manganese group in the Hot Springs section which IS being operated by Warden, Orth & Hast ings and their associates.
 Recovering Health.
 Ezra Jackson, who was injured while riding the range in Kirkland valley some time ago, by being thrown from his horse, was a visitor yester- day, and is recovering from the severe injuries to the back of his head. He has recently retired from mining to enter the cattle business.
 Mining Man Returns.
 George Donner, superintendent of the Gold King Mining O., near Crown King, who was called East sometime ago for consultation with stockholders, returned on Thursday and reports the affairs of this prop erty in a satisfactory condition. He leaves today for the camp to continue development.
 Going to Leave.
 Edward Hill, of Mayer. who sold his ranch and other interests in Agua Fria valley, is preparing to leave in auto in a few days for Modesto, Cal, to join his wife and make that city his future home. He will be accom- panied by Dan Welch, of Mayer. who goes to locate in the above State. Of For Phoenix.
 F. w. Bower expects to leave this evening for Phoenix, where he will remain for the State fair, and will be