Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-09
CIty News
 ....In Brief
(From Sundays Daily.)


 Mining Engineer Arrives.
 Percy Smith, representing large financial interests in New York, is a recent arrival and will visit several districts in his capacity of mine engineer.
 Leave for Coast.
 Ms. George Cornell and son. Oscar Cornell, left yesterday for the coast resorts of Southern California to visit with relatives and friends for several weeks.
 From the Range
 A. c. Baldwin, one of the young rangemen of the county, ;s in the city from Walnut Grove for a few days on business, reporting the cat tie industry as flourishing.
 Posses Through.
 C. w Clark, general manager of the United Verde Copper Company, passed through the city yesterday en route to Jerome after few weeks on the coast on business. Trip of Recreation.
 A. R. Maekay. general manager of the Vuture Gold Mines Company, is a recent arrival on a trip of reerea- tlOn during the warm weather in the south and will remain for several days.
 Takes Vacation.
 Mrs. Annie Vanderbilt, daughter of c. H. Schuerman, left yesterday for San Francisco, Portland and other coast cities, where she will visit with relatives and friends for a few weeks
 Come for Summer
 Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Reed, the former a Presbyterian minister of Phoenix, were arrivals in the city yesterday and will remain for the summer to enjoy the excellent eli mate of this section. Children Stricken.
 MT. and Mrs. M. P. Lacey were arrivals late Friday night, bringing their son and daughter for medical treatment, both being stricken sud deny and seriously i'll at their home south of Senator in the mountains. Examining Interests.
 E. H. Wethey, managing director of the Consolidated Arizona Smelling Company, arrived from Humboldt yes terday, where he has been engaged Cinring the week in making an ex- animation of the interests of his company. He is recently from New York. Mining Visitor.
 Charles Thompson, pioneer mining man arrived from his camp near Columbia, yesterday, and will remain for a few weeks to escape the heat of that section. He states that the ! report that the territorial highway was to be built through that district, has enlivened public interest and that mine owners especially are gratified over the prospect of having better means of communication in the near future He states that the mining outlook is satisfactory at all places Returns to Country.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank ". Giroux. who left Mayer several months ago for Hillsborough, X. M., where the former was employed in a responsi- ble position, arrived yesterday, and will leave today for their old home to remain.
 To Escape Heat 'slDr. Geo. W. Vickers arrived from Phoenix yesterday and will remain for a few weeks visiting with friends. He says that Prescott is not only the place to live, but also is the peer of any section in Arizona to cool off in the good old summer time.
 Visiting Family.
 H. E. Olund, consulting engineer of the Lake Superior and Nevada Min ing Company, near Crown King, is Tn the city for a few days visiting with his wife and son, Robert, who age temporarily residing here. He will return to his camp at the Mas cotte mines tomorrow Looking Over Country.
 E. J. Trighe, of Charlotte, N. C., Is a recent arrival from Southern Arizona, and will remain for several days to look the country over. He says hat the statehood question a'u1racts him to the country, and when -Arlzona is admitted he believes there will be many from his section of the state who will come to locate He was formerly engaged in zine mining