Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-01

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 of universal suffrage
 (From Saturdays Daily)
 Legal Business.
 Attorney T. c. Norris has gone to
 Apache county to attend Superior
 court at St. Johns.
 Country Visitor. Mrs. s. w. Holder, wife Of the well
 known livestock grower of Kirkland
 valley, is in the city for a few days to visit with friends. Visitors Leave.
 Mrs. L. c. Alice and daughter, Miss
 Elizabeth Alice, who had been visit ing with Prescott friends for the past month, returned yesterday to Santa Monica, Cal.
 Medical Mission. Mrs. Russell Mulholland, of Camp Verde, was an arrival few days ago, bringing her young child for medical treatment. She is at the home of Mrs. Carrie Young.
 Going to the Fair.
 T. L. Logan and Thomas Wood burn, cowboys of Apache county, were arrivals yesterday on horseback, en route to the State Fair at Phoenix. They are driving their four ponies. Mining Men Arrive.
 H. \. Mann, Carl H. Wolf, C. NJ. Garrison, and John. Barnes, of New York City, were arrivals yesterday to look over the country to the east of this city on a mining investment mis- sion.
 Recovers From Operation.
 Otto Miller, who had been in Mercy hospital for the past month, where he submitted to an operation for appen- dicitis, has recovered, and will resume his duties with the s. F. P. & F. road in a few days.
 Oatman Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. A. w. Lawrell, of Oatman were arrivals during the week, and the former has gone into the Blue Tanks country on mine ex animation trip. Mrs. Lawrell states they will probably make Prescott their home
 Shipping to Hayden.
 A. V. Hayward, who located a group of five mines in Walnut Grove district a few days ago, is preparing to make his first shipment of 25 tons of gold ore to Hayden. He was in the city yesterday and stated if re- turns are satisfactory he will bring his Straub mill from Nevada. Cattle Business.
 Granville Fain was an arrival yes terday from Bloody Basin, one of the main range holdings of Fain, Heath & Co.,, later leaving for Phoenix to make arrangements for shipping sev- eral carloads of cattle from Mayer next week. He states cattle are in such excellent condition that they are ready for the block. From Venezia.
 Don Tomlinson was an arrival yes terday from the Venezia camp in Crook canyon, and states that prop crty is in shape for resumption to be- gin in few days, or after the arrival next week of his father from Nevada. During the past month preliminary work has been completed for this and the mine is ready for development.
 Prosperous Outlook.
 w. A. Frazier, the lumber merchant of Mayer, who is in the city is opti- mistic over the future of that com since the Stoddard Milling Co., has made big success in ore treatment and the Binghamton mine is proving a bonanza. Mine activity adjacent is now pronounced, and the country generally is advancing indus- trially.
 Praises Climate.
 w. E. Sorelle, a prominent attorney of Los Angeles is visiting with his friend, E. s. Clark of this city. He has just returned from a short trip to Jerome and is on his way to visit a daughter in Phoenix. Mir. Sorelle de- clares Prescott has the finest climate of any city in the United States and it may prove an inducement for him to locate here. Comes to Vote.
 Harry Fowler, who arrived during the week from near Blythe, Cal, after an absence of four months, comes back to Yavapai, he says, to cast his vote at the November election, as we'll will he visit for a few weeks with relatives in the Verde valley. He will make his home in California, having mining interests in the River side range.
 Mining Business.
 w. w. Elliott, manager of the Tip top Consolidated Co.,, Is in the city on a business trip for that mining and gives a good report of progress in unwatering and the showing made in old levels. The is being operated mainly for the tungsten values carried in the ores, and as the old workings are ex- posed the tonnage is reported to be of such magnitude as to be incalcul- able. Kange Inspection.
 Henry Braun, a livestock dealer of near Modesto, Cal, is in the city to make observations of the range coun- try, with the intention of becoming an investor He is acrormOauied hv