Weekly journal-miner., 1916-09-06
(From Tuesdays DaiIy.)

(From Tuesdays Daily.l
 From the Range. Clyde Douglas a rangeman of the
 Turkey country. was in the city yes
 terday on business.
 Mayer Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs. Ralph K. Fisher, of ! the Mayer country, where the former : IS following the range business, were arrivals yesterday on business trip
 Visiting Old Home. l Harry K. Behn, IT,. of Phoenix. son
 of Mir. and Mrs II. K Behn. was an arrival Sunday from Phoenix to en- ! joy a visit with friends at the old home
 Valley Visitor. F. \. Williamson, of Skull valley. who follows dry ranching success fully. was in the city yesterday on a business trip, returning home later in the day.
 Political Business. \. Shutz, a business man of Jerome and a Democratic candidate for the nomination of State senator. was a visitor to the city Sunday, returning home yesterday.
 Range Visitor.
 Frank Condron, of Walnut Grove. quite heavily interested in the range cattle business, is in the city, en route to Camp Verde to witness cowboy sports this week.
 Range Visitor.
 Elza Brown, large cattle owner of the Ash Fork country, was an ar rival yesterday on business, and re- ports normal conditions on the range again. since heavy rains have fallen recently.
 Returns From Vacation.
 F. V. Rasmussen, mortician of Ruffner'S parlors, returned a few days ago from a vacation trip to the coast, but is 10 remain for a short time only He contcmplates locating in the State of Washington.
 Ed. Sullivan Back.
 Ed. Sullivan, who has been spend- ing the last few months at Yucca, Ariz., and at various cities in Cali fornia, has returned to Prescott 10 look after his interest in several min ing properties in this county. Business Trip.
 J. ]. Sladish, a well known business man of Humboldt, IS in the city for a few days and gives the usual report of a prosperous community, due 70 mining activity adjacent, and the large smelter operations of the Con- solidatcd. From the Mines.
 Sam A. Parker, prominently known as a pioneer resident, and owner of | the Pickaway mines, near Turkey, is | in the city for few days on business ] He gives good report of the general mining situation in that | field.
 Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. Clarence Spaulding. former resident of this city, arrived recently | from Mexico, to remain for an extend- ed visit with her sister, Mrs. Ella l She is welcomed back by | many friends after an absence of scv- 'ral years.
 Back From Coast.
 Judge and Mrs. l. ]. Hawkins have from an outing trip to the ,oast of several weeks. It will also DC learned with pleasure by the many friends of Judge Hawkins that his lealth was much improved by the 'hange of climate. Mining Business.
 Ed. Gilchrist is in the city from the Hillside mine country, where he has mining interests, and states that warm weather Is occasioning many proper ics to remain inactive until later in he year. He is here on business per aiming to his properties. Coming Back.
 A letter received yesterday from Iedlands, Cal, from II. A. Hawthorne tated that he would return to Pres ott the coming week, to renew nego- iations for acquiring a mine in Tu-- ey Creek district, which he looked I ver a short time ago. Country Visitors.
 NIT. and Mrs. NJ. \. Perkins, of Per insvillc. on the Verde river, are in . he city for a few days to visit with ( heir many friends The former states cavy rains have fallen recently, and { angc conditions are better than | nown for many years. ,omes to Teach.
 MISS. l.. |. Brooks, ot Orange, Cal., Tho was an arrival yesterday, has cen retained to teach the public I chool at Kirkland She comes high s ? recommended as an educator. She daughter of Dr. and Mrs E. K. of Orange. oast Outing. h
 Mrs. w. A. Kent, accompanied by ! CT daughter. Miss Gertrude Kent, Il nd son, Kenneth Kent, has returned .om q Summer nntino- on the cnast l