Weekly journal-miner., 1919-12-03
City NeeUs In Brief
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Richard hlngdor, Wno mas WlIlng interests in this section, is in the city from Jerome on business matters. Mining Man Visits.
 Marshall R. Stoddard, mining man of Mayer, visited the city yester- day on business, reporting that field as active as usual.
 Mayer Visitors.
 Tn the city yesterday from Mayer were John A. Martin, Vernon Stink ard and J. H. Bassett, all reporting the town in healthy state from min ing adjacent.
 Visiting Mother.
 Miss Margaret Darrow, stenog rapher in the law offices of Norris, Spalding & Norris, left yesterday for Peoria to spend Thanksgiving with her mother, Mrs. Burgess, and other relatives
 Brief Visit Home.
 Miss Marguerite Talbott, teaching in the -Clarkdale public school, passed through yesterday for Mesa, to spend Thanksgiving with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Luther Talbott, and many friends at home.
 Mining Business.
 D. (. Detrich, a mining man Of Turkey creek, visited the city yes terday from Mayer, and is preparing to begin operating a group of mines one-third of which he purchased re- gently from w. J. Mayer.
 Wet Country.
 (. E. OVerhuls, farming in William son valley, was in the city yesterday on business, reporting outdoor work as impossible, heavy rains falling every day. Winter crops will be big in that section.
 Mine Plant Arrives.
 Two cars of mining machinery, with a full milling plant aboard, arrived yesterday for the Monte Cristo silver mine, Groom Creek district, w. H Warrington, the operator of the property, coming from the camp to receive the shipment. It will bt freighted out today by Dr. Osborn, if weather conditions permit.
 Leaves For Coast.
 G. T. Ordway, who arrived two weeks ago to begin annual assess ment work on group of seven mines in Copper Creek district, east ofI Mayer, returned to the city Tuesday and left yesterday for Bakersfield California, to return in the spring to operate continuously. Weather con ditions at present are unfavorable to go ahead, he states. A Good Driver.
 Thomas Taylor, superintendent of the Clarkdale smelter, is in the city on business for the United Verde Co.,. making the trip by automobile. By the addition of brace of fanges on the front wheels of his car he plowed through the mud for s miles in less than three hours. But he is going back today by train. Holiday Event.
 Miss Almira Luebke, Miss Veryl Beaver, Miss Alice Adams, teachers of the public schools in this city, left yesterday for Clarkdale, where they will be Thanksgiving Day guests of Mrs. H. Hughes. In the party also was Miss B. Hermann, teaching in this city, who goes to Jerome to be a guest today of Dr. and Mrs. Carl l son. Mining Men Leave.
 Colonel ]. B. Dudley and Captain John. Erikson, of San Francisco, left yesterday for Mbhave county to make an examination of mining property and were accompanied by H. H. Burt, the resident mining engineer. They return later to make observations of a copper in the Mayer field, a deal for which is pending. More Federal Prisoners.
 United States Marshal ]. P. Dillon brought from Tucson to Prescott yes terday a bunch of Y federal prison CTS convicted of mixed crimes, only two of whom were Americans, the rest being Mexicans. They were slackers, embezzlers, Mann act violat- ors and bootleggers, the latter pre- dominating. They are sentenced for from three months to six months. Visiting Daughters.
 Mrs. Robert Robbins, of Clarkdale, and sister, Mrs. Orville Bozarth, of Simmons, were in the city yesterday with their father, M F. Hite, of Kan sas City, who has gone to Phoenix to visit with other relatives. MT. Rob- bins also was here and has nearly recovered from the gunshot wounds received a short time ago. He is a