Weekly journal-miner., 1915-12-22
Country Visitors.

Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. A. Perkins were arrivals yesterday from Perkinsvil!e to remain for few days visiting with friends, and on a holiday shop ping trip.
 Back to College.
 Andrew Baldwin, wiIo had been in the city for several weeks on trip oi recreation, returned yesterday to Los Angeles, and will re-enter Stanford during the Spring.
 Beneficial Storm.
 C. C. Jackson was in the city yes terday from Kirkland valley and stat ed last weeks storms proved bene- ficial to the range industry. The country looks better at this time tran for many years.
 Business Trip.
 A. w. Lessard was an arrival yes terday from Stoddard on business trip, coming in auto, and stated here after when roads are rough he will travel by team. He stated several cars were hung up in deep mud. Now a Wet Farm.
 The Prescott Dry Farm has passed into state of being very wet one, through irrigation started few weeks ago. A pumping plant .las been installed, and water is obtained from the well drilled two years ago by Little & Morgan.
 Home For Holidays.
 Miss Estelle Gribble, a visitor from Benson, left for home yesterday to remain for the holidays with her mother and other relatives She re turns in January, and will be guest indefinitely of Mrs. O. F. Orthel. Big Stock Farm.
 F. H. Hilton, who has started big livestock breeding farm on his ranch in Lower Agua Fria valley, left yes terday for San Bernardino, Cal, on a brief business trip. He states over l50 head of horses and cattle have been brought from California recently ana all are of thoroughbred rating. Rapidly Recovering.
 Joe K. Campbell, who was operat- ed upon for appendicitis, has been discharged from Mercy hospital, and is now recuperating at the home Of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Daniel Campbell in the city. His wife is with him and in short time both re, turn to their Rio Verde cattle ranch Leave the Country.
 w. T. Dannimiller and son, for many years farmers of the Jerome Junction section, have gone to Flor ida, to locate. They sold their inter ests recently to w. T. Johnston. En route MT. Dannimiller stated he would stop oyer for one day at Phoe- nix, when his marriage would. take place to young lady who until re gently had taught school in that dis trict.
 New Teller.
 A. s. Brayman, until recently assist ant cashier of the Navajo-Apache Bank & Trust Company at Winslow, has become an attache of the Pres colt National in the capacity of re ceiving teller. Mrs. Brayman has also come to Prescott with her hus' band and they are domiciled in one of the brick cottages belonging to Mrs. J. J. Fisher west of Chief Engineer J. Jaeger, of the s. F. P. & P. railway. Mining Men Leave.
 Charles Battre of Duluth, Minn., principal of the Big Ledge Develop ment Co.,, and Nelson Gray of New York City, heavily interested as stocknolder, concluded four days examination of the Henrietta, Butter nut and the holdings east of Hum boldt and returned East yesterday. Mir Savage stated the Henrietta and Butternut were attractive in work performed, while the Big Ledge par ent property continued exploration with two Ingersoll-Rand drills active He is decidedly well pleased with the progress made in development, as well as the showing on each prop erty.