Weekly journal-miner., 1916-12-06
Business Booming.

| times, and such a scene of prosperity
 I have never witnessed in the g
 years have been coming into Ari-
 zona," he informed friends yesterday | (From Sundays Daily.)
 Henry Lund Leaves.
 Henry H. Lund, son of Mir. and
 Mrs. J w. Lund, left last week for
 the southern part of the State.
 Eastern Trip.
 Attorney T. c Norris left Friday night for New York City, where he is called by associates on mining busi- ness.
 Jerome Visitor.
 J. P. Waldron, in charge of diamond drill exploration for the United Verde at Jerome, was a brief visitor with Prescott friends on Friday. Verde Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Back, Granville Fain and Dave Murdock, of Camp Verde, were arrivals yesterday to re- main for few days on business. Home From Coast. Mrs. C. F. Richardson, of Hotel Congress. has returned from Los An geles where she visited with Mrs. Zena B. Wales, for the past month. Winter Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. H. Rudd, of Doug las, Wyo., are recent arrivals to re- main for the Winter, coming to escape the rigorous climate of the nprthland. San Diego Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph H. James Of San Diego, are visiting at the home of Attorney and Mrs. A. L. Ham, mond Mrs. James is the daughter of Mir. Hammond.
 To Winter On Desert.
 Mir ard Mrs. Thomas F. Brody, of Coconino county, are in the city en route to the desert country near Har- risburg, to remain for the Winter with their daughter, Mrs. J. O. Fullerton. Sheep Business.
 John Hennissey, of Flagstaff, large sheep owner, arrived yesterday in auto, en route to the desert to select a grazing area to Winter his Aocks. His sheep are moving south Country Visitors.
 J. E. Rudy and A. ]. Laswell of Skull valley ,are in the city, and the former states the condition of range cattle is only fair. An unfavorablc Fall has resulted from variable weather. Business Seeker.
 B. l.. Emmort, of Vallejo, Cal, is a recent arrival to look over business conditions of this section, and may locate. He is favorably impressed with the outlook owing to mining activity. His wife and family will come later. Kansas Visitors.
 Thomas and Wellborn Briggs, of Salida, Kas., are in the city cn route to the Verde country. to remain sev- eral days on a trip of observation of farming lands. They are attracted to the country by the activity prevailing in copper mining.
 Will Locate.
 Frank s. Spencer, a rangeman of Northern Colorado. who had been an inspection of the Santa Maria country, is in the city en route home. His firm has acquired loca- tion and will engage in the cattle busi- ness in that section. Mir. Spencer was a visitor early in the year. Coming From Alaska.
 Writing from Juneau, Alaska, Mir. and Mrs. Wilbur Stanley, former resi- dents of Prescott and Jerome, state they will return during this month, to remain. Mir Stanley is a civil en- gineer, and makes speciality of un- derground work in mines. He had been with the Treadwell Mining Co. in that capacity for tine past two years. Passing Through.
 Herman Mergenthaler, nephew of the inventor of the linotype used in printing offices, was brief visitor on Friday while passing through in auto to the Salt River valley. He was a resident of this city for several weeks during the time his uncle was seeking health, and who made his home!