Weekly journal-miner., 1919-10-15

for fair week and to visit with friends.
 Going to Texas Charles Ewing, the we'll known mining man Of Jerome. visited the city yesterday and is en route to Texas, where he has oil interests. Come to Fair
 Mir. and Mrs. Fritz Vierthaler, the former foreman of the Tillie Star buck, are in the city from Slate creek to attend the fair.
 Visited Old Home County Recorder F. A. McSwig- gin returned Sunday from his old home in Iowa, where he had been for the past month looking after his bus iness interests.
 Mining Man Returns Colonel and Mrs. J. B. Dudley, the former interested in a new copper movement near this city, arrived from San Francisco yesterday and. are to remain indefinitely
 Business Trip
 w. w. Conway, section foreman of the Bradshaw railroad, is in the city from Huron on business matters, and is accompanied by his wife, who will visit with friends.
 Sunday Visitor
 Deputy Sheriff T. J. Marks of Humboldt spent Sunday with. friends in the city, reporting a slow town in his business, but commercially it was live one.
 Pioneers Return
 Mir. and Mrs. William Allen, we'll known pioneers, formerly of Will liamson valley, are in the city from Santa Barbara, Cal, to remain for an extended visit. Later they con template returning to remain. Coast Visitors
 Arriving Sunday from Los Angele, were Mir. and Mrs. Carl Pillars anC the Misses Erlna and Grace McDon- aid the trip being made by automo- bile via Parker. They are en route to Jerome, where Mir. Pillars is inter ested in mining, and before returning home they will attend the Northern Arizona Fair in Prescott
 Sudden Illness -
 w. E. Dorrin, a mining man re. gently from Pioche, Nevada, who has been looking over silver mines il Turkey Creek district, was taker suddenly i'll on Saturday night after arriving in town, with symptoms O! pneumonia, according to his phys. ician. His wife has been advised tc come to Prescott at once.
 Going to Leave
 Mir. and Mrs. H. D. Shepherd, foi many years residing in Kirkland val ley, are preparing to leave for Cali fornia, to remain away indefinitely MT. Shepherd recently disposed ot his livestock and land holdings, an5 proposes to retire from business fo' a few years. Later they intend tc return to this country.
 Returns to Coast
 Mrs. w. (. Bashford, so wei known in this community as a for mer early day resident, after two weeks sojourn at the Grand Canyon returned late last week to the city and has gone to Los Angeles for the winter. She is contemplating to re- turn next spring to again make her home here.
 Pickren Pleased
 Major A. J. Pickrell has returned to Los Angeles, after making an in spection of the Tillie Starbuck and other holdings in which he is in terested, giving a good report of the Slate creek silver. He has ordered development to continue, and it is inferred from his optimism that early in the coming year production will warrant a reduction plant to be in troduced.
 Enthusiastic Miner
 Henry Stofers, one of the best known miners of this field, is in the city from the camp of the NC4 Sil- 1 yer Mining company, in Hassayampa district, and this is his impression of the mine: AS sinking goes ahead l will unhesitatingly state it is lthe best hole I have ever worked in, and the deeper the shaft gets the better does it look; this mine will make good" Soldier Visits Chester Drummond, from overseas recently, who had been at Syracuse, l N. Y, since being discharged from | the army, visited Sunday with | fr;audc 1T, the citv and was eD rOute