Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-17

day Mrs. Eli Mcconnell. of Hum- boldt The visitor motored home dur ing the evening. , Mayer Visitors. Mir. and Mrs ]. F. McNulty and } Mir. and Mrs. II. F. Waddell, of Ma yer, were weekend visitors yester- day with friends in this city.
 Visiting Phoenix.
 Mir. and Mrs. K. II. Hetherington have gone to Phoenix for a few days, the former on mining business and the latter to visit with friends. Visiting Attorney.
 w. II. Holmes, an attorney of Portland, Ore, is in the city on min ing litigation pertaining to a prep erty in the Jerome field. Country Visitor.
 C. l.. Rigden, of Kirkland valley, was visitor yesterday, and gave a favorable report oi ranch and range conditions in that region.
 Visiting Relatives. r. l.. Burgett, former resident, but now with the A. X C. railroad in the operating department, was an ar rival yesterday from Phoenix to visit with relatives in this city.
 Visiting Daughter.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. l.. Morris of Hill side, are spending the weekend in the city, visiting their daughter, Miss Nadine Morris, student at St. Jos ephs Academy.
 From the North. c. L. Hart, of Flagstaff, one of the we'll known livestock growers of Co., conino county, is in the city en route to the desert country to'look after his interests.
 : Comes to Visit.
 Miss Pearl Hunt, of Joplin, Mo, is recent arrival and has gone to Turkey creek district to join her sis ter, Mrs. Claude Baker for an ex- tended visit, at Mir. Bakers mining camp.
 Mine Inspection. Chas. P. Trott and Fred C. Bur gess, of Gallup, N. M., were arrivals during the week and later will make an investigation of copper in the Mayer field Their engineer preceded them earlier in the week.
 Taking Layoff.
 R. (. McNary, an employee at the Copper Hill camp in Copper Basin, is in the city for a few days on a layoff. He states the property is quite active and the showing IS sat isfactory.
 McCabe Visitor.
 George Hammer, who returned a short time ago from Los Angeles to look after his mining and mercantile interests at McCabc, was a visitor yesterday and leaves again in a short time for the above coast city. Back From Desert.
 Harvey Whaley, an employee of the Consolidated at Humboldt re- turned Friday from the desert, where he has copper interests, and later starts development He brings sam ples that carry an average of Y per cent values in the rcd metal. Range Visitors. Mir. and Mrs. T. l.. Morris, of Hill side, the former large goat raiser. visited the city yesterday, returning home later in the day. Mir. Morris states the winter has been a severe one on livestock of this class, but mohair prices arc higher than ever known.
 Range Good in North. ]. A. Trenberth was visitor yes terday from Nelson, where he IS in charge of the Aubrey Investment Company holdings, being a member of the firm, and states that range conditions are again excellent, with livestock in fair condition. Going to Resume. 1 F. ]. White has returned from Phoenix and is preparing to leave for the Arizona Copper Queen camp, east of Mayer, to shape up the prop erty and resume development. The affairs of this copper have recently undergone a reorganization and the plan is to operate hereafter on basis of permanency.
 Selecting Camp.
 Harris Kramer, of Glendale, re- turned home yesterday, after look ing at different localities in this vi cinity for summer camp. He rep resented eight families who are to arrive later. He has decided on the Thumb Butte road about three miles west of the city, where pines abound and water is abundant, from living springs.
 (From Tuesdays Dsily)