Weekly journal-miner., 1919-09-24

in the city. from the Fpssl Creek. sec ton. coming on horseback, and will spend the witner in Imperial Valley,
 Gal, with a daughter, this being, their third year here. The range interests
 of Mir. Graham will be looked after
 by son-in-law.
 From the Reserve
 pr. and Mrs. Joe ]. Taylor of
 Camp Verde are in the city for a few days visiting with friends. The first named is Indian agent of the Clear Creek reserve, and reports his wards in a pacific mood, there being no strikes or peace league agitation, much less any wobblyism.
 Mining Man Pleased
 A. (. Gilmore, superintendent of the Ruby Silver Mining company, ar rived yesterday from the works in Hassayampa district, and reported determinations as favorable. Devel- opment is progressing satisfactorily and that shipping at an early date is probable from high grade streak found in the deeper workings.
 Pleased Visitor
 Mrs. D. A. Duley of Long Beach, Cal, has returned to the city after three months outing at the Cli- max mining camp of her nephew, Stewart L. Duncan, and yesterday left for Texas to visit with relatives. She expressed herself as delighted with the rugged country and the picturesque scenery, contemplating andther visit next summer,
 Looks Good in North
 While visiting the city yesterday from Ash Fork, Winchester Dicker- son stated the outlook for the range industry as winter was approaching was the best known in many years, and it is quite probable the sheep drive to the desert this season will be deferred on account of excellent grazing conditions.
 Going and Coming
 Leaving yesterday to begin his na- val career was George w. Beebe, re- gently from Mesa, and his station will be Mare Island, Cal. Coming ack from Narragansett, R. l., was Harry Ellis, who leaves the navy on account of poor health. He con templates to return to the service, however, after he recovers. Mining Men Here
 L. A. and Henry Hudson, owners of copper properties below Camp Verde in Squaw Peak district, ar rived during the week from Gallup, N. M., and leave later for the loca- tions to begin assessment work on an outlying unit of the five claims exempted. This is their first trip into the country in three years. They made the trip in an automobile. Sightseeing Trip
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis P. Knowles l motored to the city this week from the Grand Canyon and remain in this i locality until. nert Tuesday, visiting | places. of interest, They return home | to Rock Island, Illinois, by train, and l statey they have enjoyed the Arizona outing, the country being wonderfully | interesting in its natural creations and without counterpart in the na- tion. Looks Like Business
 Bert Lee, of the American ranch, has returned from the Holbrook oil field, and reports a business like movment as five rigs are in actoin. There is but little tendency mani tested to create a boom, and with a | few exceptions representations made are strictly conservative as to results He also states there IS a feeling of pronounced optimism as to the outcome. <. Without a Parallel
 ]. H. Maders of Agua Fria valley, a visitor yesterday, sttaed that never before in his 40 years of being rangeman of that section were graz ing conditions so bountiful, and there is no parallel to the situation prevailing at the present time, not excepting the early days. Cattle men will now have a chance to break even on bad years of the past" he says.