Weekly journal-miner., 1915-08-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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tFrom Thursdays Daily.)

Goes to Phoenix.
 Attorney Robert F. Morrison left for Phoenix on the o'clock train yesterday.
 Come to Visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Hull, of Jerome, are in the city to remain several days visiting with friends. A Baby Boy.
 A fine baby boy was born to Mir. and Mrs Earl E. Ruth on the 5th inst, at the Forrest Sanitarium. The young man has been christened J. Harvey Ruth
 Business Trip.
 E. T. Gushee. manager of Castle Hlot Springs, is in the city for few days on business, and states the re- sort is being kept open this summer, with quite heavy patronage among weekend visitors.
 Range Visitor.
 T. L. Humphrey was a visitor yes terday from his range holdings west of Simmons, and reports recent rains as deluging that section, and live stock conditions are excellent. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. George Rohpeter, wife of the well-known mining man, was an ar rival yesterday from Dewey, to re- main for a few days visiting with friends in the city.
 Pine Crest Lots Sold.
 Three more lots in the Pine Crest addition to the city of Prescott have been sold by the Chamber of Com nerce. C. B. Shuman has purchased two and w. H. Robinson the other Yale Graduate Here.
 George R. Metcalf, IT,, of Erie, Pa, a graduate of Yale, of the class of 1915, is a recent arrival in the city, and is a guest of William Norris, his classmate, to remain indefinitely. Back to Coast.
 James Morrell, a professional chaf- feur, who arrived from Los Angeles { a few weeks ago to visit relatives and friends at the old home, re- turned to that city yesterday, accom- panied by his brother, Thomas Nor rell.
 Country Visitor
 J. A. Stapp, constable of Skull val | ley precinct, and quite heavily in terested in ranch and range inter ests, was an arrival yesterday on business trip. He states warm weath- CT is prevailing, and rain will be needed soon. Pleasure Trip
 Mrs. Martin Gratz, wife of the fore man of the s. F. P. & P. blacksmith | shops, left yesterday for San Diego and San Francisco to attend the ex- positions, and later will visit in Los Angeles with her daughter, Mrs. May Hoffman, remaining away for the next two months. Joins Auto Bugs.
 Lincoln H. Beyerle has finally joined the ranks of the Yavapai coun- ty auto bugs, purchasing from Arthur Hendey his last 1915 Maxwell car It will not be long now before MT. Beyerle will be intelligently talking carhuretor during the soup course and differential during the dessert. Roads Improved.
 C. s. Riebling, of the Yavapai ga rage, has returned from an auto trip through the Verde valley, and re- ports wagon roads as again in fair since heavy cloudbursts of a few weeks ago. Foreman Lowry, of the county force, is working near Clarkdale, and normal conditions will soon be restored. Mining Business.
 J. H. Cross, who is developing gold mines in Crook canyon, and op- crates. an arasta at intervals, was an arrival yesterday from his camp on business. He gives a good report of the showing made from recent devel- opment, as well do the returns given from his small reduction plant pay the way for all operations. He is one of eight mine owners in this section who maintains his camp by this method of treating the output, and on the basis of having but one man on the payroll.
 (From Fridays Daily.)