Weekly journal-miner., 1918-01-02
Mining Man Returns.

cotton 10 the railroad in Salt River valley.
 Mining Man Returns. i Dr. William Woodburn, of Boone, Iowa, who formerly operated the New Cumberland mines on Pine Flat, arrived a few days ago on a trip of inspection, and is now at the camp. That field is beginning to attract at tention. since the Circle Park Co.,, has closed deals for properties adjoin- ing the Cumberland.
 Visitors Leave.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gallinger, of Arlington, near Phoenix, visitors dur ing Christmas with friends in this city, motored home yesterday, report i ing a very enjoyable time.
 Range Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Read, the former one of the best known range men in the northern section of this county, were arrivals yesterday from Scligman on a business visit.
 Back to School.
 Patrick Farley, son of Clerk Farley of the Superior court, concluded yes terday a Christmas visit with rela- tives and friends at home, returning to the Tempe Normal to resume his studies.
 Brief Visit.
 ]. II. Crose, of the 15Sth Infantry, paid relatives brief visit during the week. arriving one day and returning the next. He said: q am practising to go over the top when the time ar rives for action
 Vacation Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Beck. the first named foreman of Webcr's garage in the mechanical department, leave to- day for a two weeks visit with their parents in Los Angeles and San | Diego.
 Country Visitor.
 Arthur Goodwin, a farmer of Skull valley, visited the city yesterday, and like others in that business, is com plaining of the dry wave passing over the country. which is interfering with Winter crop growing.
 Visiting Home.
 ]. C. Cain, prominently known in mining circles as an operator, and until recently in charge of property in Mohavc county, arrived from Chloride during the week 10 visit with his wife and family who arc making this city their home. He i. to remain indefinitely.
 Miner Visits.
 George Bolton is in the city from his mining camp near Date creek station. to procure a powder license and purchase supplies. His son is with him and leaves today for Los Angeles to enter Throop Institute after a Christmas visit. Old Mines Active.
 Thomas Shceley is in the city from the old McCrackin silver camp in Southern Mohavc county, and reports the property again active, with strongly financed company in charge. Four other camps in that belt are also shaping up to resume, and scenes like early days are in evidence, but without any excitement or wild stampede of boomers.
 Conclude Visit. Mir. and Mrs. Roy Gish, Christmas visitors with Mir. and Mrs. Kelly 1 Crozier. returned to Manhattan, Kan, yesterday, agrceably impressed with Prescott and its wonderful Winter climate. Mrs. Gish is niece of NIT. Crozicr.
 Related Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Baker and three children were arrivals m auto Friday from a Navajo Indian agency near Manuelito, New Mexico, and contemplated spending Christmas in the Verde valley, where they resided many years ago. The sudden illness of little Grace Baker changed their plans and they were detained at Hol- brook for six days until she recovered. Kills Many Coyotes.
 Ramsay Patterson, hunting and trapping for the government, IS Tn the city from Walnut Grove, where he made cleanup in short time ot over 40 coyotes. He is preparing to 20 into the big game country after mountain lions and lobo wolves owing to many complaints from rangemen. Dry weather is bringing into settlements many of the latter, and heavy losses of young cattle are reported.
 From Copper Camp.
 Samuel Hamilton, who had been H. Souaw Peak district since last Sep tember, performing annual assess ment work on a group of seven cop pers. and prospecting several clalms' arrived Friday en route to AJo, where he also has interests. He became in- iterestcd in this section on representa- tions made by a nephew, who was one of the engineers employed m surveying the Mesa-Clarkdale rail road. Mir. Hamilton is quite well pleased with his holdings and stated