Weekly journal-miner., 1919-08-13

mage is accommodating for the new
 custom mill to treat, the plant near ing completion.
 Caught in Cloudburst 1 While motoring into Seligman or
 Thursday night from a silicia quarry
 west of that town, Geo. C. Ruffner
 got mixed up in a cloudbutst and
 got out of his car in a hurry. He
 boarded the train and arrived in thi:
 city yesterday morning. He has nc
 idea where the automobile landed.
 Mines Resumed
 T. J. Laird visited the city yester- day from Groom creek district, and l reported three mines now moving the Midnight Test, the Monte Cristo and the Hidden Treasure. Two more camps are getting shaped up, and
 this fall will witness more activity
 than in many years.
 Visiting Miner
 Andy Pessnel1, one of the best known miners of this. field, employed by the Franco-American Co.,, is visit ing the city on business for a few days. He gives an excellent report of new development and believes this copper is destined to rank among the biggest in the Big Bug section. Visitors Pleased
 Alr. and Mrs. Henry Mayerheld and their daughter Lucy return home to- day to San Jacinto, Cal, after six weeks visit, coming for the health of the latter, which again is normal. She was suffering from complica- lions, due to influenza, and MT. Ma yertisld states if any more of the family are similarly stricken, he cones back to seek relief from the best climate on this earth.
 It's Catching
 C. A. Peter IT,, teller of the First National Bank of Fresno, Cal, re- turned yesterday to his duties after vacation in this city visiting his parents, Mir. and Mrs. C. A. Peter, and friends at his old home. His iather is cashier of the Bank of Ari- zona in this city, from which it is in Eerrcd the son naturally swings into hat hereditary channel, with promise of owning banking house himself before he clips of as many years as his Sire.
 Flynn Goes South
 United States Attorney Tom Flynn went to Phoenix for the weekend yesterday.
 State Engineer Here \
 Thomas Aladdock, state engineer. visited the city yesterday, leaving la ter for Jerome to make an inspection of the construction work on the Je- rOme-Prescott cutoff highway. Officials to Phoenix
 Sheriff Warren c. Davis and Bail if Bill Poulsen went to Phoenix yes terday afternoon with tnfee persons consigned to the hospital for the in sane. -p.
 Comes Back
 Leopold Walloth, well known in this section as a. mining man, arrived from Chandler on Friday night, dis posing of his business there, and will resume his old business. To the Coast
 AIre and Mrs. F. s. Hildreth left yesterday for San Francisco to be present when the Pacific squadron Of warships arrives, and to get aboard the Arizona is the principal attrac- ton to call them away. Come to Visit
 Mrs. E. L. Riggle of Del Rio and sister, Miss Helen Carpenter, of Phoenix, are in the city for Sunday, guests of Mrs. w. R. Ehle and AIrs. Kelly Crozier-
 Mining Business
 D. A. Byrne, who has mining in- terests in this section, left yesterday for San Francisco, where he is called by associates. and it is probable after his return operations will begin. Come by Train
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe E. Rudy are in the city from Yucca, Mohave county, leaving their auto behind and com ing by train. They report the range as perfect and theer is water everywhere.
 Country Swamped
 Ray Hill arrived yesterday from Camp Wood and reports that coun- try as soaked to bedrock, such fine grazing never having been known in nalf century. "It is hard to find young calves on the range these days owing to high grass" he says. Senator Golfer in Town
 In the city from Phoenix yesterday was Senator Fred Golfer of Apache coming on a brief business trip, also to visit with his father and | greet many friends. He returned | south late- in the day. Dkzz..-