Weekly journal-miner., 1919-09-03
Passed Through


 James McBarr, who left this sec
 tion about two years ago for Ger
 rillos. N. M., passed through yester-
 day for the Bouse country, where he
 goes to make arrangements for per
 forming annual assessment work on
 three claims of the group of eight iii
 which he is interested. En route he
 goes to Constellation, near which
 place he has mining interests, but
 which are exempt under the law passed by congress.
 Has the High Grade
 M Roland was in the city a few days ago from his Jumper miniug camp, near Hooper, and exhibited
 samples taken from a rich shoot opened in the bottom of the shaft that showed a high grade content, the assays being as follows: One picked lot of ore gave $1l56 in gold and silver and the average value in the shaft was $74.65 per ton in gold and silver He is getting ready to make run in his mill on the ground
 Comes for Winter
 Mrs. M c. Ellsworth, with her son, Lincoln, and daughter, Mar guerite Ellsworth are in the city from Leavenworth, Kansas, and ex- pect to leave during the week for the camp of MT. Ellsworth, near Walnut Grove, to remain for the winter La ter they will be joined by Sergeant Jimmy" Ellsworth, who is at Camp Sheridan, Illinois, awaiting discharge from the army, after serving overseas with the regulars. He is the eldest of the children. and was, recom- mended for a commission, but re- fused the honor He lost an ear in a hand-to-hand combat, but killed his enemy with al bayonet.
 More Coast Autos
 Four more automobile parties reached Prescott Friday night and Saturday morning from Los Angeles, mining men principally being aboard. The report disagreeable trip, owing to warm weather in the Colorado river region. Gary P Luckaby, a mining operator of Gro Grande, Cal, is among the party, and he is return ing to conclude an examination and l take over a property near Mayer un- der an option. He said, This trip l recalls other days when we used to traver by team into Southern Ne vada camps, and really l enjoyed the journey; but the boys of the later generation, who don't know anything about hitting the trail, say they are through, and hope the trains will be running when they get ready to take the back track for home" Official Visitor
 State Bank Examiner F. E. Ross spent Sunday in the city with his wife and family, returning to Phoe nix yesterday.
 Sunday Visitor
 Ed L. Riggle of Del Rio visited the city Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Kelly Crozier, and other relatives. To the Carnival
 Walter Cline, Henry Wells and Ben Ainsworth, all experts of the range, left yesterday morning for Camp Verde to attend the carnival of the cowboys.
 Visiting Friends
 MT. and Mrs. o. o. Ardrey of Providence are in the city for a few days visit with friends. They re- port that section of Big Bug creek as getting shaped up again for act i've mining.
 Back on the Job
 County Treasurer and Mrs. P. ]. Il Keohane returned yesterday from luC CdSl dllSi Oll dDSCHCC Ol SlA weeks, visiting with relatives at diff ierent localities, and the first named 1as resumed his official duties. To the Coast
 Fred Kellar, formerly of Hotel Tonnor, Jerome, visited the city Sun lay, and since retiring from the lbove hostelry is to engage in other business. He leaves today for. the coast on a few months vacation. Plenty of Feed
 Granville Fain, in the city yester- lay from Verde valley, reported grazing conditions as the best in the history of the country, there being 10 parallel to present conditions ince over 25 years ago. Comes Back
 Arriving yesterday from the coast vas George McGillman, and later he eft for the Jerome country to re = ume mine work He stated he was