Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-02
Mining Business.
(From Tuesdays Daily.)


 Visiting Friends.
 Miss Mollie Davis, of Skull valley, is in the city for few days to visit with friends
 Visiting Officer.
 Deputy Sheriff McDermid. of Cot tonwood, was visitor to the city yesterday on official business. Brief Visitor.
 Senator ]. ]. Sanders. parole clerk of the state penitentiary, visited this city Sunday, his former home, com- ing on private business.
 Country Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs. A. ]. Ralston, the first-named large cattle grower of Verde valley, notored to the city vesterdav on business.
 Range Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. O. O. Fuel, the for mer engaged in the range cattle busi- ness near Congress, are in the city for short visit with friends. Comes To Visit.
 Mrs. Arthur Heath, of Camp Verde. motorcd to the city yesterday and will remain for several days visiting with friends.
 Back From Coast.
 Mike Seidel. who has been spend ing month at JOS Angeles and the adjacent coast resorts. returned to Prescott last Sunday afternoon. Back From Coast.
 Louis Goldman, president of the Copper Queen. near Mayer, has re- turned from the coast to look afte, his mining affairs, which he reports in a satisfactory condition. On Phoenix Trip.
 Undersheriff Johnnie Robinson left for Phoenix on Sunday evening and took with him a Mexican who was on Saturday committed to the State in sane asylum in the capital city. Farley Improving.
 Clerk P. ]. Farley. who for the past three or four weeks has been confined to his bed by a complication of ail- ments, is reported to be slightly on the mend, and is able to converse for short periods with his friends who call on him.
 Young Man Dies.
 Howard Maddocks. who had been in this section for his health, passed away on Saturday, and the remains Were shipped to Cincinnati. Ohio, yes terday. his parents and a brother ac- companying them He was aged B years.
 To the Desert.
 N. and Mrs. Claude Ferguson, the first-named until recently superin- tcndent of the Copepr Queen at Stoddard. are in the city and leave in a few days for Ocotillo. on the desert, where they will probably re- main
 Has New Map.
 The Public Library has just receiv- ed the new library map of the worlds war. This map is enlarged to the scale of 8 miles to the inch. The limits Of the submarine blockade are shown, and a special insert map is provided the coal and iron areas in the countries. included in the large map. Mine Visitor.
 NJ. I. Schwartz, master mechanic of the Blue Bell. paid the city fly, ing business visit yesterday, and re ported that copper is in better shape than at any time, production now be- ing at the highest and the mineral content also was improving with depth.
 Brief Visitor.
 L. A. Kehr, chief accountant of the United Verde Extension, was visit or Sunday while reaurning to Je~ rome after an outing of few weeks on the coast. Mrs. Kehr and chil- dren have been in Prescott for sev- eral days visiting with friends. await ing completion of their new home in Jerome. DeCamp Recovers.
 ADr. and Mrs. w. V. DeCamp, the former superintendent of the Blue Bell. have returned from Los Angeles where Mir. DeCamp submitted to an operation sometime ago and is rapid y regaining a normal state. He was seriously i'll. and he has many friends who will be pleased to learn of his condition. Mining Man Here.
 I. A. Martin. who has mining in terests in the Mayer field. visited the city yesterday on business, and re- ported the industry in fine shape at all operating camps. Engineers arc now coming in to examine different properties and it is now admitted the future big copper field of the county will be determined in that section. Back To Prescott.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ben C. Ward have re- turned to this city and will hereafter make their home at 40 North Marina Street. Mir. Ward has been some hing oi a nomad during the past having been connected with he State road building department md having been called to various parts of the State in the performance If his official duties. Visiting Old Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Kelly Crozier of Glendale are in the city to visit with -elatives and friends at the old home, -emaining for few days and later 70 to Jerome Junction. where two Mrs. w. R. Ehle and Mrs B. J. McNicholl, reside They arc to return to Yavapai, leav- ng this section several months ago