Weekly journal-miner., 1918-05-29


 :: ness trip pertaining To his interest. : Oil Business.
 , (. E. Beach, general sales man : agcr of the Union Oil Company i }. Arizona. k m the city on his regula . roundup of patrons.
 : Country Visitor.
 : Harry ]. Crane, of Walnut creek, i in the city, coming to attend the fun
 eral of John Rankin, whose death oc
 cured on "Wednesday morning at tn
 above place.
 , Judge in Jerome.
 1 Judge Sweeney is spending the da,
 in Jerome and its suburbs lookins
 into the tangled affairs of the com : pany which controls the Cottonwood
 ditch. waterway which has figured muchly in court during the past years.
 Inspection Trip.
 NJ. E. Bates of Denver, division
 traffic superintendent of the Mountain
 States Telephone & Telegraph Co.
 and J. C. Griffith, of Fl Paso, traffic
 manager, are in the city on a gen.
 eral inspection trip of the service, as
 guests of Manager R. NJ. Buehler.
 Land Business. i J. $. Cooper, well known as the i-big goat raiser of the county, has gone 10 Phoenix on business before -the State land commission. He is
 getting title matters settled up in
 which his sons are interested, both being drafted into the army.
 Congress Visitors.
 i (. A. Randall is in the city from ! the Congress mine visiting for a short time with his daughter. D, ]. ] Sullivan was an arrival from the
 United camp on a business trip, while also from that locality was Harry Henderson who comes on livestock matters.
 Oil Men Arrive.
 Crane Doolittle, of Tulsa, Okla, with his secretary, visited yesterday the Big Chino valley oil fields, and is reported to have expressed himsell quite favorably over surface indica- tions. He is a prominently known oil operator in the above State He is en route to California. He has be- come interested in the Holbrook field, and with others has rig coming. Slightly Hurt.
 Elmer Cardin, a youth of seven years who IS in the city with his par cnts, coming from Wickenburg for a short visit, was hit by an auto yes terday forenoon on east Sheldon street and escaped with only slight bruises to his left leg. At the time he was playing a Red Cross game with other boys and while running was struck a glancing blow From the Camp. Clinton Haynes was visitor yes terday from his camp on Wolf creek, where he IS working a silver mine, recently located, to meet his wife and family who are expected to arrive today from Searchlight, New, and they will make Prescott their home | for the present A daughter is to open a school and teach a limited in instrumental music Southern Tourists.
 Arriving yesterday in auto were Mir. and Mrs Tom French and Mir. and Mrs. Al Boone. from Red Rock, | Pima county. and after week in this section they leave for Coconino | county, to return during June to re- main for some time. MT. French IS a former resident of this county and ! this is his first trip north in nine years. He was formerly employed at the Sasco shelter before it suspended. Back to Camp.
 ]. H. Cross, who recently sold his gold mines to an eastern company, has started to operate silver claim in Crook canyon, leaving for his new camp yesterday He will begin pro- lucing at once and ship as soon as the wagon road is built from the Bodie to the gold camp. He and other mine owners of that belt are ;ery much encouraged over the out ook for new wagon road to be built into that region.
 Mining Man Returns.
 Webster Gaynor, of Houghton, Mich, representing a copper invest ; nent syndicate which has interests in New Mexico and Arizona, is again , n this field and is making observa- ions, this being his second trip since |, he first of the year He is optimis- ic over the outlook for years to come ,f the red metal industry, passing his ( belief principally on the heavy con- for naval purposes, whether { 'r not the war ends during the next ear. Sets Good Start. Mrs George Lords writes to riend at Crown King from Victor -ille, Calf, that the christening of Ter daughter, Gladys, one year old m May s, was made a happy occa- ion, when there was deposited in a k JOS Angeles bank a Liberty Bond of C 200, which was to remain undis- z urbcd until it was redeemed by the ! government. The Lords resided in , his country until about three years ', go, the father being employed at lincs Tn various capacities. He Is at
 camp near their present home. t
 tFrom Saturdays Daily) 2 Country Visitors. o James, Charles and Myra McNary, Q nd Lee Stayner, of Walnut Grove, T