Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09

$. F. Kern, nephew .of former senator from Indiana, spent part of yesterday in this city, coming from Indianapolis. and will later go on to ! thc coast. He has cotton interests near Blythe. Cal. and may conclude 10 spend a few months this winter on his plantation.
 Active Copper.
 ! Jules Baumann is a visitor from his camp east. of and near Humboldt, and states that while development continues he is reticent as 10 results. He displays. however. a large line of samples taken from deeper workings. ard that a high grade ore is being de- veloped is the report in circulation. On the List. Fritz Keller. former resident, but now lessee oi Hotel Colnor. Je- rome. is in the city on a military mission. learning yesterday that he is in Class I. and expects to be called with the first contingent He is pre- paring to arrange his business affairs to wheel into the long line to fight ;he Fritzies.
 Return to Camp.
 Mrs. Belton s. James and two daughters. visitors 10 the city since carly in August. leave today for the mining camp of Mir. James near Vicilburg. Their departure was made the occasion last night for a farewell party to the young ladies, the Misses Bessie and Carrie James, who have made many friends during their brief sojourn.
 Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Abe Francis. tenn porarilv at Date creek. are in the city for a few days visit and will spend the winter in that region. their son being in poor health. The visitors arc from Albemarle, Louisiana, and their daughter is with them. The young man was discharged recently at Camp Pike. Ark. after submit ting to vaccination, from which hi. health declined rapidly.
 Still Tn Action.
 C. K. Pishon. who is SO well known in this section as the field man of Cooper. Coats & Casey. Of Los Apge- les. arrived yesterday and is a busy individual. While not engaged for his firm he is talging war by the Liberty Bond route, just from force of habit boosting thrift stamps and the Red Cross as heretofore. When the war ends Pishon should be 6 lonesome individual, as he twill have 10 drop back to booming Arizona. Came Close.
 Chas. K. Pennington, a visitor from Redlands, Cal, with his aunt, Mrs. Mary Bowles. who is here for her health. tried his hand for the first time On Wednesday in deer hunting south of the city. He ascended Quartz mountain, where a youth stat ed deer signs were seen, but instead of running onto a buck he bagged a pair of foxes. In his excited condi- ton he forgot to bring his gun back home
 Eastern Visitors.
 Elias C.. Fisk. of Oswego. N. Y. i> a recent arrival to make investiga- ,tions of mining property owned by an uncle. Captain Geo. L. Fisk, re- tired U. s. Army. whose death oc- cured last April The deceased. stat ed that he owned an interest in a certain patented property in the Bradshlws. which was acquired many years ago while he was serving with the 1G:h cavalry stationed at Fort Whipple
 Caught on the Fly.
 Special Officer Norris, of the De partment of Justice, visitor to Pres colt last week, picked up stacker at | Coolidge. N. M.. on Tuesday named Brennan. whom he had been trailing for over a week. Brennan sought refuge in coal car that was nov ing west, out of Gallup, and he was fully covered over with the fine ma terial The catch caused consider able merrimcnt to a big number of ! messengers and several hundred sol dicrs on two trains on a side track. Adds Another Star.
 Franklin Goode, a visitor yesterday from his mining camp in Black can von district, discarded his two-star pin and donned one with three stars.
 His wife writes from Salem. Oregon, that their young son had gone to the State University to train for military duty. making the third boy who is to face the Hun. Mir Goode said: "1 have just crawled over the draft line in age. and wish they would take me, too" Mrs Goode has decided to come to Arizona to live. and will ar rive in . short time, making Prescott her home for the present
 Denver Visitors.
 Charles Trumple. accompanied by his private secretary, A. A. Benjamin, : d. .:4,- ,,,T I,o,-ae 1ota- for +b e