Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-24
tFrom Saturdays Daily) Return From Miami.

kITOTn NdluI uiS DdiiJJ Return From Miami. Nr and Mrs. ]. E. Shaw and daugh- ter. former residents of this section. returned during the week from Miami. and are 10 remain.
 Remains Shipped.
 The remains of Mrs. Ida Butcher, whose death occurred at Skull valley during the week were shipped yeSter- day to Clean. \. r.. where burial will be given by the side of her hus- band
 Old Timer Returns.
 Bud kile, after an absence of a quarter of a century, returned during the week from Colorado, to renew old-time associations and is to remain for short visit He is receiving q welcome from many friends. Buys Fine Car.
 Mrs. Granville Fain was a visitor yesterday from Camp Verde, and re- turns home later in a new Cadillac auto, purchased from Lowthian's gar age. The car is of the sport model, eight cylinders, and beauty in finish. Mining Business.
 r. W. GirouX, operating the Swas- tika silver under a lease, is in the city from the camp in the Bradshaws. He sold recently his silver holdings near the Peck 10 an Fl Paso syndi- cate. headed by (. F. Baton. the lat ter also taking over the Peck Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs. ]. V. Carroll, who will be pleasantly remembered as Miss Reba Shumatc, was an arrival yesterday from Los Angeles to visit for few days with relatives and friends, and is at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ed Shumatc.
 Young Folks Wed.
 The marriage of Elmer L. Baum gardner and Mrs. Nancy M. Mems of Prescott, occurred at the North Marina Street M. F. parsonage on April 18th, Rev. George H. Monk man officiating. The newlyweds will make their home in this city. Important Trip.
 C. F. Baton, the Fl Paso mining man who closed deal short time ago for the Peck and other adjoin- ing silver mines in the Bradshaws, left yesterday for Fl Paso to consult with associates and later goes to New York City for the same purpose. He returns in a few weeks when big operations begin on the bonanza of early days. Patriotic Mining Man.
 Jack Broaded. owner of a group of claims in the Turkey Greek district, called at the Journal-Miner office last night and left a cash contribution for the Red Cross and the army Y. NJ. (. \. work. Jack recently made efforts to join the 27th Engineers regiment, but for some reason his services were not accepted, and he has decided to do what he can in a financial way to aid in the prosecu- ton of the war.
 Going to Resume.
 Leonard L. White, owner Of desir- ably rated gold-silvcr mines in Lower Hassayampa district, is in the city on business pertaining to his interests, and states he is getting ready to re- sume after d long suspension. The silver content of the product is now an inducement as the metal is back to a remunerativc price, while inn proved methods of treatment also in sure high percentage in recovery as against old methods.
 Inspection Trip.
 F. (. Whitesett, prominently known in mining circles, president of the In ternational Syndicate of Mines and Shelters, which has added by pur- chase recently the Arizona Portland in Copper Basin, arrived in Prescott on Thursday from Kansas City and is to remain for a few days inspec- tion of that copper. In company with Dr. l.. P. Morgan, company geolo- gist and general manager, he left for the property yesterday. NIT. Knowles, the secretary, also IS here, arriving last week, and his impressions of the Portland are decidedly encouraging. Large development is now under headway on this property.
 (From Sundays Daily) Country Visitor.