Weekly journal-miner., 1913-05-07
City News
 ....ID Brief

| business Tn his auto, returning home later in the day.
 Rural Visitors.
 Mrs. James Russell and children of Skull Valley, are in the city for a few days visiting with friends, and are Brinkmeyer's hotel.
 Verde Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. Granville Fain, of Camp Verde, are in the city for a few days on business and pleasure, and are at the Head Hotel.
 From the Camp.
 F. E. Small, operating the Iron Cap group of mines near the Swastika in the Bradshaws, was an arrival yesterday on business.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Simon Poquette, wife of the Ash Fork rangeman, was a visitor with friends in the city Tuesday, and registered at the Head Hotel Verde Visitor.
 A. C. Dickerson, livestock grower of the Verde Country, was visitor to the city Tuesday on business. making the trip in his new auto. Rural Visitor.
 James Pigg, the farmer and stock raiser of the upper Agua Fria val ley, is in the city on business, and is registered at Brinkmeyer's hotel On Mining Business.
 E. J. Bessett, operating mines in Big Bug district, arrived from his camp yesterday on a business trip, and is registered at Brinkmeyer's hotel
 From Main Line.
 Deputy Sheriff Frank Burnell the efficient criminal officer of Selig- man, was a business visitor to the city yesterday, returning to his du- ties last night.
 Rangemen in City.
 Sterling Hummer, the cattleman, of Anvil Rock, J. R. Bassett and Newton Tipton, sheep growers of the Cordes section, were in the city Tuesday on business.
 Valley Visitors.
 Grant Carter is in the city from Kirkland valley, visiting with his wife and family. He was accompan- jed on the trip by Mir. and Mrs. Forbes, the trip being made in the formers auto. Back to Old Home.
 Mrs Jane Goodman is in town from Hillside. She is returning to her old country, England, and will leave Prescott, May Sth., in time to embark on the Campania for Liver pool, May l4th. Goes East.
 Ed. Block has gone to New York and other eastern cities to purchase goods for his store, as we'll as to consult with investors on mining business pertaining to his varied interests in this section. From the Mines.
 J. K. Alters, recently from Spo- kane, Washington, is in the city from the southern part of the county, where he is mining. and has conclud- ed to remain. He has relatives here which occasions his coming to the city Outside Visitor.
 ]. L. Burleson, of Humboldt, is in the city, and reports that smelting center as attaining considerable in terest as an ore marketing center, the Consolidated running at full blast and handling a larger tonnage than at any time in its history. Mining Man Returns.
 A. C. Nichols, favorably known in this field, as a mining operator, returned yesterday from San Diego, to remain indefinitely He is iden- tifed with the Yavapai Metals Com pany, near Humboldt, and with pro- perties in Copper Basin. Former Resident Returns.
 Fred Campbell, who will be fav- orably remembered as a deputy sher- if of this county, about one year ago, returned yesterday from Okla homa, and will remain for a brief visit He has been looking after the business of a brother in that State, who is i'll.
 Leave the City.
 Mir and Mrs. Orleans Longacre, residents of this city for many years left yesterday for Joplin, Missouri, thier future home. Their son, O. Longacre, IT,, arrived from the above city a few days ago, and ac- companied them on the trip. He is