Weekly journal-miner., 1916-10-11
City Ne1Us Tn Brief
(From Thursdays DailyD

Mining Business.
 ]. NJ. Layman, of the Verde Com bination Copper Co, of Jerome, was an arrival yesterday on a business trip.
 Prominent Visitor.
 L. s. Gates, general manager of the Ray Consolidated Co.,, was an arrival yesterday from Ray, to pay Prescott a visit for few days.
 Country Visitor.
 A. ]. Laswell, the Skull valley farm CT, is in the city, and reports very successful season in crop growing, with alfalfa hay as the principal yield Going to Coast.
 NIT. and Mrs C. D. Burroughs, of the Mogollon mountains, near Pine, are in the city en route to San Diego for the Winter, where a daughter re- sides.
 Goes to School.
 
 when he attended the Prescott High school, has left Camp Verde for San Jose, Cal, to enter the High school, passing through few days ago. Coming Back.
 MT. and Mrs Albert Marr, who left this section a few years ago, are en route back from Las Vegas, Nevada, reaching Los Angeles few days ago where they will remain for a short visit with relatives.
 Business Trip.
 s. w. Warrington, who recently located in the Lower Hassayampa section, is in the city on business trip. He states many prospectors are in the country and placer mining will be quite active this Winter. Gives Good Report.
 w. (. Kent, a mining man of Sen ator, is in the city, and reports quite a number of mines again in action, with interest centered toward the Snoozer and Senator, which are both producing copper ores.
 Fine Auto.
 Attorney LeRoy Anderson has re- ceived a twin six Packard auto, the first car of the make to be owned by a resident of this city. The owner modestly admits it is expensive, but the goods are worth the price. Coming Home.
 Mrs. LeRoy Anderson, who was called to San Antonio recently by the serious illness of her sister, Miss Winnifred Gale, who submitted to an operation for appendicitis, wired yes terday that she would leave for Pres colt today. Miss Gale is rapidly re- covering.
 Mining Men Arrive.
 R. J. Palmer, a successful mining operator of Warrington, Nevada, ac- companied by his engineer, II. ]. Was son, is in this field making observa- tions, and may become an investor. Both are to remain for few weeks. Prospecting Trip.
 Pearce Williams and L. O. Baum ford, until recently employed in mines at Jerome, leave today for the Signal section of Mohave county on a pros pecting trip, to be away for the Win ter. They will outfit at Bouse. Going Home to Vote.
 Gus V. Ruhlin, a visitor since June for his health, leaves in few days for Markesan, Wis, to cast his first vote for president. He will spend the Winter in Wickenburg, but expects to make Prescott his future home. Southern Visitor.
 Thmas Moreland, of Columbia, Alabama, recent arrival, will prob ably locate here. He visited Prescott over two years ago, after disinterring the remains of an uncle, Dudley Moreland, who was buried near Pay son over third of century ago. The visitor at that time formed favorable impression of the country. His wife and family will join him in the near future.
 Come to Visit.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Blake, of To- Deka. Kansas. are in the city. leaving later for Clarkdale and the Upper Verde country to visit with relatives. MT. Blake is former resident of this county, when he was farming in Kirk land valley.
 Investigating Conditions.
 William Leschen, a capitalist of St Louis, who had been looking over the country for few weeks, returns home today very favorably impressed with the mining situation and the country