Weekly journal-miner., 1918-01-02

\. U. tDaInlldIl ltll ulll lllS NliC NSSN for Los Angeles, to visit with friends during the holidays.
 Home From Phoenix.
 Miss Minnie Seaman, who maSes her home in Phoenix, is in this city for a holiday visit with her relatives. Business Trip.
 l.. J. Jackson, of Jerome, manager of the Independent Meat Co.,, paid the city visit on Christmas, return ing to his business yesterday. Visit Ends.
 Jack Jones, former well known resident of this city, returned to Swansea yesterday after a holiday visit with his wife and many friends. Come to Visit.
 Mrs. F. E. Sanborn and Mrs. Fred B. Sparks of Humboldt, are in the city for few days to visit with friends.
 Phoenix Guest.
 Miss Ruth Payne, one of the most talented musicians of the capital city, is in Prescott for visit with her friend, Miss Nydia Ackcr. Home for Christmas.
 Attorney C. w. Herndon, of King, man, spent Christmas in Prescott with his mother and friends, return ing yesterday.
 Range Visitor
 Henry Miller, the Hillside range man. is in the city with a dry" re- port of the country, but states cattle are in good form, and no losses are anticipated.
 Back From Coast.
 Mir and Mrs. J. H. Wingfield, who had been spending the summer at coast resorts of Southern California, returned Christmas Day and left yes terday for Camp Verde, their home. S4o0 Cleanup.
 The managers of the recent benefit given in behalf of the Yavapai coun- ty soldiers and sailors welfare as sociation, stated yesterday that the revue would show net profit of something like S400.
 Visitor From Mines.
 Jules Baumann, head of the Bau- mann Mines Co.,, which is operating a group of desirable coppers east oi Humboldt, was brief visitor on Christmas day, returning to the camp later.
 Mining Business.
 M. ]. Maloney, mining near Walker. was visitor yesterday, to secure a powder license, reporting that field as active, and the coming year would be a prosperous one from the good showing made by several properties. Home for Christmas.
 Lorion Ref, of Camp Kearny, Cal, with the Arizona regiment, spent Christmas at home with his parents, MT. and Mrs Fred Ref and many friends. returning to duty yesterday. Hike Postponed.
 Scoutmaster Lindhorst yesterday evening announced that the Scout hike which was to have been pulled off today, has been indefinitely post poned, and that the date for the long tramp will be announced later. Home on Furlough.
 Louis LaGrant, on special military duty at Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois, was an arrival Sunday and is on a ten-day furlough to visit his mother at a mining camp on Copper creek, East of Mayer, for which place he left yesterday.
 Will Join Navy.
 Ernest Martinez, who for some time past has been one of the eff cient messenger boys in the employ of the Western Union, has made ar, engagements to join the navy, and will be sent to Fl Paso on January 2d by William Sieckmann, in charge of the local recruiting station.
 Taking Layoff.
 L. R. Hobb, hoisting engineer al the DeSota mine, in the Bradshaws, is in the city under medical treat ment He states that copper is mak- ing a good showing and shipments from the mine average four cars q day. Deep development has been de- cided upon and work begins at once Home for Christmas.
 w. w. Elliott, a principal of the Grand Island Mining Co.,, situated in the Copper Chief country of the Je- rome belt, was visitor on Christmas with his wife and family in this city, and returns today to the camp. He reports development as going ahead and conditions are satisfactory. Leaves for Home.
 w. ]. McClary, foreman of the New State mine, left Monday for Long Beach, Cal, to visit with his wife and family during the Christina. holidays and returns to his duties at the above mining camp early next week.
 Back From Coast.
 w. s. Wilhelm, we'll known in this community for his heavy investments in mines, has returned from Long