Weekly journal-miner., 1916-10-04
City Ne,Us In Brief
(From Thursdays DailyD

Business Trip.
 (. T. Jolly, the well known resi- dent Of Clarkdale, is in the city for
 few days on business.
 Come to Reside.
 Mr. and Mrs ]. B. Paxton, Of the DeSoto mines, will make this city their future home, arriving yester- day.
 Comes to Visit.
 Thomas Halpin foreman of the Yuma-Warrior mines, in the Harqua Halas, was an arrival yesterday on a brief business trip.
 Range Business.
 Henry Ritter, the Hillside range man, Is in the city on a business trip, and reports grazing conditions better than known in mahy years.
 Coast Visitor.
 Mrs A. E. Moore, Of San Diego, is a recent arrival to remain indefinitely. In a few days she will be joined by brother, who is driving their auto overland
 Inspecting Interests.
 James A. Cashion, of the big cattle firm of Reid Cashicn & Co, was an arrival from Phoenix yesterday to visit his interests in the Seligman country.
 Comes to Locate.
 J. N. Moorman, of Long Beach, Cal, was an arrival yesterday and will be identified hereafter with the Gold Blossom Mining Company, on Indian creek.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs C. A. Kuml,e, wife of min ing engineer of the United Verde, was an arrival yesterday from Jc- rome to remain for a few days visit ing with Prescott friends. Back From Coast.
 Walter Wilhelm, superintendent of the New State mines in Hassayampa district, has returned from Long Beach, Cal, where he had been visit ing for few weeks, making the trip in auto. Telephone Business.
 O. F. Teschner, division plant su- perintendent of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co.,, is ir the city from Fl Paso, on his periodi- cal trip Of inspection of the local ser vice. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. w. w. Bass, wife of the well known explorer of the Grand Can yon, is in the city at the Hotel Con ! gress to remain for several days visit ing with friends. She is a former resident of Prescott. Mining Business.
 E. J. Bessett, who has mining in- ! terests in the Chaparral country, is in | the city. He reports more properties : active at present than known for many years, and on what appears to . be basis of permanency. From the Mines.
 A. E. Bird, hoisting engineer of the Congress country, is in the city for visit with friends, and reports that field as shaping up for large op- erations this Winter. Several mines are reported as ready to resume. Brief Visitor.
 Jesse T. Jones, identified with the Union mines of Chaparral, is in the city for the first time in several months on business trip. He states that country is fast approaching the active era which prevailed years ago when dozen properties were oper- ating.
 Sightseeing Trip.
 pr. and Mrs. Long, of Williams burg, Iowa, returned home a few days ago after a sightseeing trip through this section for the past month. Dur ing their visit Dr. and Mrs. Long were guests of Mrs. Carrie Eckert, of Groom creek, who accompanied them on their trips to all sections. Mine Investors Arrive.
 A party of five capitalists, of St. Louis, headed by D. M Wilson, were arrivals during the week, on an i'm spection Of certain gold mine hold ings "a sale being under negotiation. All are reported to be favorably inn pressed with the property examined, and will remain for several days in this section.
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