Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-10
City Ne,Os In Brief
(Frnm Thursdays Daily)

later for Phoenix on a business trip. Humboldt Visitor.
 Worth Rybon, a business man of Humboldt, visited the city yesterday, | reporting commercial conditions as satisfactory. Visiting Miner
 George Donncr, superintendent oi the Gold King Co., which has inter csts near Crown King, is in the city on a business trip. Country Visitor.
 P. w. Farrell, farming in Big Chino | valley, motored to the city yesterday i on a business trip, reporting an eX-l cellent outlook for dry farming. Leaves For Skull Valley.
 Mrs Clara Worthen, who retired from Hotel Vcndome during the week, left yesterday for Skull valley, where she will reside. Brief Visitor.
 Judge c. C. Shafter, a popularly known pioneer and for many years postmaster at Groom Creek, visited the city yesterday on business trip. ! Oil Man Here. l
 Marshal Lezenby, one of the prin- cipals in the United Chino Oil Com pany, was up from Phoenix yester- day and make trip to the company's property in the Chino Valley. Country Visitor.
 Oscar Rush, one of the large goat raisers of the county, visited the city yesterday on business, giving a good report of that industry, no losses oc- curing from the long drouth. Mining Business.
 ]. Daly, who Is developing his gold mines in Mineral Point district, was a business visitor yesterday, stating that quite a number of properties in that field are being shaped up for ac- ton.
 Return From Coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Patton, who had been wintering with son in Imperial valley, Calif., returned on Tuesday and are en route to their range home near Pine, east of Camp Verde
 Mayer Visitors.
 NIT. and Mrs. T. C. Nolan motored to the city yesterday from Mayer, the former on a business trip and the lat ter to visit with her sisters, Mrs. F. A. Kastner and Mrs William Solo mon. r Mining Business.
 w. D. Doyle, of the mining firm of McCloskcy & Doyle, operating sil- yer miles in Turkey creek district. was visitor yesterday, reporting con ditions as satisfactory. This firm is reported to be making an excellent showing and the visitor states the white metal is coming back 10 remain. |. Back Frcm Los Angeles.
 Mir. and Mrs Matt Andrcas returned on Tuesday from trip to Los An geles, where they had been visiting for tie past two weeks. While in the coast city, they spent some time with their daughter, Miss Alice, who is a student at St. Mary's academy. They also spent several days visiting friends in Hollywood, Pasadena, Long Beach and San Pedro.
 Somebody Made Mistake.
 In the list of the winning lottery numbers published in these columns yesterday morning, three errors crept into type, but whether the mistake was made in this office or by some of the persons who handled the draw ing remains mystery. The number 9o7 was the winning number instead of 9l7; 639 grabbed off a prize instead of 6o3: 902 was not called, and should have been printed 9S2 instead. To Tour the Verde.
 Mrs. w. NJ. Barker accompanied by MT. and Mrs. Cecil Barker, Miss Kathleen Barker and Lawrence Bar ker of Clarkdale are spending a few days in Prescott prior to an antici- pated tour Of the Verde valley to visit the many places of historical interest in that region.
 Active Mining.
 Richard Umlah arrived Tuesday from his camp in Turkey creek dis trict and reports his silver interests in satisfactory condition, steady pro duction being maintained. He also states that field has in action more mines than formerly, due to the white metal advancing in price.
 Getting Returns.
 Ed Haney was visitor yesterday from his Ramsgate mines, and states the cinnabar situation is improving as new development is given. He has submitted large batch to treatment and returns in quicksilver are sur prising He is preparing to produce and will ship quite large tonnage to San Francisco.
 Preparing For Summer.
 Winthrop Bernard, of Tucson, Bergman Pugh and Phillip Lincoln of Douglas, were arrivals yesterday and after a briaf x-iSit cop+ipuad 1oe+i