Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-08
City Neus In Brief
(From Thursdays DailyD

 pany, of Kansas, is in Prescott on 2 pleasure trip.
 From Los Angeles.
 Henry Gavin, of Los Angeles. mot ored to Prescott yesterday from Je- rome where he has been looking over the mines in that section.
 Visiting Old Home.
 J. M. Aiken, former resident of Prescott, was an arrival Tuesday, for a brief visit with his many friends. He returns today to Phoenix, his home
 Home to Vote.
 ]. H. Cordes, for many years resi- dent of this county, after whom Cor des was named, returned to Tempe yesterday afternoon to vote for Tom Campbell.
 Leave for Old Home.
 NIT. and Mrs. Dean Reynolds, the former until recently salesman of Ed. Block, left for Pittsburg, Kas., on Tuesday night their old home, where they will remain.
 Brief Visitor.
 J. W. Cook, the garage man of Dewey, was a brief visitor yesterday, reporting that town as booming in freighting to camps and the auto ...zxo .br,f+u
 Mining Business.
 Mir and Mrs. John Lindell left yes terday for Los Angeles, the first nam ed stating that he is called to that city to close up mining deal, the property being located in this field. Return From East.
 Judge and Mrs E. w. Wells and their two daughters have returned from an extended trip through the Eastern states, also visiting Canada, and are welcomed home by many friends.
 Halloween Quiet.
 Chief of Police Robert Robbins re- ported that Halloween was passed in a quiet and orderly manner by the boys and girls of Prescott. no mis- chievous pranks being reported to headquarters. Now a Rancher.
 Henry Bevering. for many years a miner of this locality, was business visitor yesterday from Lonesome val ley. He has abandoned the drill and is now yielding the blow, in cross- cutting the formation. Leaves for Winter.
 Mrs. Ed. Voigtlander left yesterday for Yuma, where she will spend the Winter with her daughter, Mrs. c. A. Vollmer. Her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Lewis of this city, accompanied her as far as Phoenix. Capitalist Visitor. R. H. Greene, capitalist of San Di- ego, and a party of friends from Los Angeles, passed through Prescott yes terday on their way to Phoenix. They stated they would return to Prescott for few days after the State Fair. Business Trip.
 Harry J. Gray, former resident Of this section, but now a large sheep grower of Coconino county, was an arrival yesterday in auto from Flag staff, and is to remain in the Jerome Junction country for several days on business matters. Verde Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs. Fred Back, of Verde valley, are in the city for few days | to visit with friends. The former is ! large cattle grower and states the ! range situation is excellent for this ! time of the year throughout that | country. Back From Camp.
 w. A. Fritschi, superintendent of the Shannon Copper Co.,, which has taken over the Yeager Canyon Co. holdings, returned yesterday to the city from the camp, after starting op- erations. The unwatering of the old | works has started preliminary to de- velopment beginning later Mining Man Here.
 R. Robertson, we'll known mining | man of the Kirkland country, is in i the city for few days on business. giving a good report of the outlook | since the Monica and the Stein hold ings are again shaping up for active | work on a permanent basis. Robert son has interests on which he will be- gin operating in a short time. Coming Back.
 T. O. Thompson, a young man quite wealthy, who resided in this section during the Summer, writes from Brooklyn, x. Y., that he will re- turn to Prescott next week, to re- main. He is suffering a recurrence of 1 asthmatic troubles since returning ! home early in September.