Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13


 valley, is a visitor to the city, re- porting an excellent situation in that industry, large crops being harvest ed
 Cattle Shipment NJ. \. Perkins has just loaded at
 Perlinsville q bunch Of about 800 head of mixed range cattle. sold to Monroe Johnson. the buyer of Inn perial, Cal
 Goes to Phoenix.
 Dr. ]. Harvey Blain, president of the Arizona Dental Board, left for Phoenix yesterday to preside at an important meeting and expects to be away until early next week.
 Brief Visitors.
 N. A. Perkins, who again is elect cd from this county as asscmblyman, and ore of his daughters, Miss Fannie Perkins, motorcd to the city yesterday from Perkinsville, to receive the election returns. Mir. Per kins has been elected from this coun- ty to the lower house for the fourth term
 Mining Business.
 w. s. Bourne, who has mining in te-csts in the Bradshaws, is in the city from Crown King on a brief business trip Another mining visit or from the same field is George Donner, superintendent Of the Gold King, which is active with a small force.
 Mine Inspection Trip.
 W. F. Deity. of Phoenix, consult ing engineer of the Boone County Mining Co.,, which is operating the Fortune on Big Bug creek, is in the city cn route to the camp on an in spoction Of new development. He gives a glowing account of condi- tions determined in sinking a shaft from the. main tunnel, in gold values Mining Men Here.
 Louis Goldman, president of the Copper Queen Gold Mining Co.,. sit uated near Mayer, has returned from the coast, and yesterday was joined here by F. c. Roll, president, and Mir Wardlow, stockholder, who arrived from Fort Worth. Texas. All have gone to the camp on a trip of inspection. Visitors Leave.
 Mrs. Bert L. Morgan and two visitors since Sunday with friends in the city, coming from near Williams, left this morning for Peoria, near Phoenix, to remain for the winter A daughter of Mrs. Mor ton is recovering from influenza, but is making slow progress toward nor mai health. Mining Man Returns.
 C. T. Crawford, who had been in New York City for several months on business of the Thumb Butte Con solidated, returned Wednesday, He reports his interests in good shape | and early operations assured This 1 has acquired the old Ander- l son group, originally known as the | Silver Butte, shipper in early days. Closes Camp.
 $. M Waters, who had been min ing near the Shannon holdings in | Yeager canyon, is in the city en route to Los Angeles, leaving today, hay ing closed down for the winter. He states the Shannon is one of the model copper camps of the country, and there is every indication that it will be a rival of the big ones over the hill at Jerome. Good Outlook.
 Leopold Walloth, well known mining man of the Octave field, is a visitor on business, and reports min ing interest as again awakening as the war comes to an end. He antici- pates some large investments in gold, | that field predominating in this metal, and several properties are now developing into attractive proposi- tions.
 Back to Camp.
 Henry A. Benner, who voted at San Bernardino. Cal, his home, re- turned yesterday, and leaves today Tor the mining camp near Mayer. He states it is possible his brother was elected to the legislative assembly by a large majority The victor also for military duty and is now in the ranks at Camp Fremont, Cal. He is a Republican, and was given furlough to return home to vote.
 Back From Canada.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. T. Bayne, the first named to leave this section several years ago to work for J. B. Cleve- land at a mining camp in Canada, Of which he is superintendent, arrived yesterday morning and have gone to the Mayer country Mir. Bayne was married about six months ago, and with his bride received congratula- tons from many acquaintances in this city. Both are pleased over the change of climate. Here From Nevada.
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