Weekly journal-miner., 1915-03-31
(From Tuesdays Daily.) Here From Cherry.

(From Tuesdays Daily) Here From Cherry.
 E. A. Bonham, the well known rais- CT of thoroughbred poultry, in in from his ranch at Cherry.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. James Russell, of Skull valley. is in the city to visit with friends for the rest of the week.
 Legal Mission
 Attorney Robert Fisher, of Phoe- nix, was Prescott visitor yesterday, having legal business to look after. Mining Man Here.
 John McKinnon, owner Of group of mining claims in the Senator dis trict, was a Prescott visitor yester- day.
 Back From Frisco.
 R. II. Hellman, who is operating the Emporia mine under bond and lease. returned Sunday from San Francisco.
 1 Country Visitors.
 Earl and Charles Ritter, of Kirk land valley, were arrivals yesterday on business trip and to visit with friends for few days.
 Stops Paying Rent.
 Harry w. Heap has purchased the Hickey residence on South Cortez street. and after remodeling it, will occupy it as his home.
 Leaves the City.
 Adolph Moser, until recently of the Rainier, left yesterday for San Diego, California, to join his wife and make that city his future home. Back From Coast.
 Otto Lange and Nelson Puntenney, well known rangemen of this county. have returned from short trip to San Francisco where they visited the exposition.
 To New Shelter.
 Homer Zettler, eldest son of Mir. and Mrs. George Zettler, of this city. has gone to Clarkdale, to accept situa- ton with the new smelter of the United Verde Company.
 Comes to Locate.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. C. Edwards were arrivals on Sunday from Phoenix, and will make Humboldt their future home with Mir. and Mrs. Timothy Green, parents of Mrs. Edwards. Gets Fat Job.
 Miss Ruby Loy has accepted posi- ton as stenographer in the office Of the state board of health at Phoenix of which Dr. R. N. Eooney is super intendent. The position pays $lOO month. Miss Loy left Sunday to en- ter upon her duties.
 Comes on Mining.
 Henry w. Thacker, of Los Angeles, was an arrival Sunday, to look after the mining interests of his sister, de ceased, as well as his own on Big Bug creek. He leaves today for Mayer, to remain indefinitely. Eastern Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. Theroux, the former until recently city ticket agent of the S. F., P. & P. railway, left a few days ago for Chicago and Sioux Falls, South Dakota, where they will visit with relatives for the next two months.
 Flying Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Monroe were brief visitors to the city yesterday coming from Camp Verde. They made the round trip of over 100 miles in auto during the day, which Monroe states, is quite a novelty when four days were required under the old methods of travelling. Killed in Action. Casualties of the European war as published in New York paper, show the name of M. H. Huermann as among the killed in France during , February. He was with a German command, aged A years, and his ad' ress in this country was given as either Jerome or Prescott, Arizona. Called to Coast. R. H. Burmister letf on Sunday for , Los Angeles, to join his wife and the r sister-in-law of the latter, Mrs. w. (. , Bashford. He is called to the above city on matters pertaining to the es- tate of Mir. Bashford, recently de 5 ceased, and expects to be away for t several weeks, or until the affairs of l the estate are closed up. 2 Returning Home.
 MT. and Mrs. M. A. Perkins passed through the city yesterday from San r Francisco to Perkinsville, the former 5 having been a delegate to the Ma : tional Livestock Association in the . aboye city. He stated Senator and