Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-12
Mining Visitor.

Mining Visitor. W. H. Bauder, a well-known min ing man of Eureka district, in charge of an outlying property of the Hill
 side Development Co., is visiting with
 friends in the city for few days and on business also. He states the Cop ipcr King continues to make fine
 showing and is shipping steadily a high grade zinc content.
 Rushing In.
 T. J. Laird was visitor Sunday from Groom creek, and reported every
 building as occupied. with many sum mer visitors disappointed in being unable to secure accommodations. He states that already there arc more arrivals than last season, and such
 large number of requests for houses was not anticipated.
 Another Monopolist.
 J. C. Butler, manager of the Stand ard Oil Co., at the Williams divis- ion, is in Prescott to greet his son,
 who arrived late last week, the little
 fellow tipping the beam at over ten pounds. The birth occurred at the
 home of Mrs. F. F. Osburn in this
 city, a sister of Mrs Butler The father states this heavyweight is to
 be trained 10 head the big oil com-
 binc in later years, and he will be
 put in training at once for that goal
 Promising Youth.
 Elmer Lamb, young man of only
 l6 years of age. who is rated as a
 mechanical genius, left few days
 ago for Kansas City to enter
 an automobile school. and prepare
 fer a future career in his vocation.
 This youth is a son of Mrs. Rena
 Lamb, of Hotel Gem, and he wa-
 urged by older ones to get in line for
 advanced training, in view of his mar vicious conception of mechanical de-
 vices.
 Summer Visitors.
 Among the summer visitors 10 re- turn 10 this section last week from Maricopa county were Mr. and Mrs. George c. Gale, for their third sea- son. and with them is colony of IS people in four families. They bring along big truck and travel in five cars, their camping place to be on Aspen creek. about five miles from this city. The visitors are Overjoyed with the mountain air and their pine ,.fad e,rrotrndinoS
 Home From Coast.
 Mrs. Cary Fain, mother of Gran | vile Fain. the wcll-known range {; man. returned Sunday from Los An geles after an absence of over year, and IS cn route to Camp Verde, her home. She was accompanied by Tohn Fain. son, who had been under treatment for paralysis for over three 2 years, and it will be learned with $ pleasure by his many friends that his [ health is being rapidly restored to I normal. He was seriously i'll for long time. Leave to Return.
 Mir and Mrs. (. T. Linnon of Os- xcgo. \. Y, leave today for their home after three months sojourn in this city for the health of the lat Ter. and return in July. Mrs. Linnon states she has been materially bene- fitted by the climate, and with her husband Is called home to bid fare Q, well to a son and two nephews who are in the army at Plattsburg bar racks and. expect to go overseas in a h short time. Their daughter, Miss ] Willie Lannon, will accompany them a m the return trip to Prescott. ( Couldn't Cross. u
 C. l.. Dunbar of this city, we'll ! snown in local oil operating circles, -eturned yesterday from a trip south i, dong the Mexican boundary line, his \ purpose being to cross over into r Sonora to looi, after mining interests. h He found the door open on the O American side, but was closed by IT Mexico. unless he concluded to re- a uain for about two years. The mines = will remain inactive until the inter- :, ,ational situation IS clcansed of it, c nurky atmosphere, he says. \ Returns Home. d
 Many friends in the city of Mrs. n Daniel Campbell will be interested D O learn of her return home on Sun tC lay after an absence of several t, months at Tempe, while her daugh- n CT. Miss Lilah Campbell, was stu -I Io-,4 ,t tho normal The latter has - graduated and has gone to Bisbee for m
 month to visit with her sister, Mrs. tc George f. Julcff. Miss Campbell IS O be rewarded for her educational fort by having been elected to each in the Clarldale public school, nd assumes her duties during Sep f, cmbcr. f7 DISTRICT MAY |.