Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-22
City NeUs In Brief
(From Thursdays Dailyl

from San Diego, and may locate in this city.
 On Business.
 c. F. Rasmussen, of the Victoria Bell Mining Company, is in Prescott on business.
 Business Trip.
 John Massing left this morning for Phoenix on a brief business trip, and also will attend the State fair.
 Jerome Visitor.
 x. Shutz, a well known merchant of Jerome, is in the city on flying business trip, returning home today. Back From Coast.
 R. s. Mason, chief engineer of the Arizona Power Co.,, returned yestcr- day from the coast on a brief business trip.
 Coutry Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. F. Perkins, and Mrs C. l.. Graham, of Pcrkinsville. are in the city for few days to visit with friends.
 Visiting Phoenix.
 Miss Ella Morrell left yesterday for Phoenix to visit with friends and at tend the fair She may remain away for the Winter
 From the Mines.
 Charles Kingsley, who is in charge of the Cypress mines, near the Hen rietta on Big Bug creek, is in the city on a business trip.
 Mining Man Here.
 D. A. Seaman, of the Juanita Min ing Company, was an arrival yester- day from the camp in Crook canyon, on a business trip.
 Passing Through.
 F. A. Reid, manager of Reid-Cash- ion Cattle Co.,, is in the city from Seligman, leaving this morning to at tend the State fair at Phoenix. Leave For Fair.
 Among those who left Prescott yesterday to attend the State fair at Phoenix were Miss Agnes B. Todd, A. J. Bacher and F. R. Dyas. Jerome Visitor.
 F. F. Brooks, former resident Of this city, was an arrival yesterday from Jerome, where he is with min- ing company as hoisting engineer. Returning Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lester Thomas, the former resident three years ago, arc in the city from San Diego, en route to Albuquerque their home. To the Fair.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. L. Lowe, recent arrivals from Gallup, N. M., left yes terday to attend the State fair. Mir. Lowe is interested in a copper group near Camp Verde. Accepts Position.
 (. S. lngles, who enjoys an excel lent name as a pharmacist, has arrived from Los Angeles ,and is with the | Brisley Drug Company in charge of the prescription department. Mine Inspection.
 T. P Chatsworth, Nevada mining operator who had been in Castle | Creek district for the past week in- specting a copper property near Briggs, returned last night, and leaves tomorrow for Ely, his home. Going to Phoenix.
 Mir and Mrs. Thomas Wimblc, of Coconino county, were arrivals yester- day in auto, and resume their journey i to Phoenix today by train owing to an accident to their car near the city | ranch Blackleg Destructive.
 F. D. Davis, who arrived yesterday from the Date Creek country, report l ed blackleg as appearing, and fatali- ties were occasioning alarm Vaccin- ] ation is being resorted to, to abate the plague. Mining Business.
 Thomas Roach, one Of the owners of the Blue Bird group of mines, near Crown King, IS in the city on busi- ness pertaining thereto, and stated | annual assessment work is under way It is probable active development will be continued from the good showing i made. Mir. Roach stated that mining in the Bradshaws is facing better outlook than for many years. To the Desert.
 James Douglas, a visitor since early in July for his health, coming from Abilene, Kan, leaves today for the | Quartzsite country on the desert to join brother and remain for the Winter. His wife arrived a few days ago for brief visit and returns home l this afternoon. Douglas is very fav- orably impressed with Arizona, and | is arranging his business to remain in i. .lic