Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-29
(From Saturdays Daily) Visitors From Mine

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 (From Saturdays Daily) Visitors From Mine.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. C. Kocpke are in
 the city for few days visiting with
 friends, coming from the New Year
 mine camp in Chaparral.
 Back From Coast.
 c. A. Meany, cashier of the Com
 mercial Trust and Savings Bank, has returned from a business trip to the coast in the interests of that institu- 1 ton.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. D. A. Seaman, wife of the well known mining man of Crook canyon, is in the city for few days to visit with friends, coming from the ! Juanita camp.
 Resume Cinnabar Mining. John s. Ross and Matthew Hall have gone to their cinnabar mine holdings in Copper Basin district to establish camp and carry out line of large development. Return From Coast. Mrs. Essie Douglas and daughter, Miss Estella Douglas, who had been touring the Pacific Coast States dur ing the Summer, returned few days ago and later leave for Mayer, their home.
 Visitors Pleased. MT. and Mrs. H. F. Bard, of Ohio, are visiting their niece and nephew, Mrs. J. A. Petit and H. c. Fansler in this city. This is their first trip West and they are delighted with Arizona, especially Prescott.
 Range Visitor.
 ]. H. Stephens was in the city yes terday from Toohey Rancho, and and gives good report of the range situation, mentioning particularly that cattle are healthy and blackleg as vet has not appeared in that section Visiting Brother.
 Judge F. L, Hammond is visiting his brother, A. L. Hammond in Pres colt Judge Hammond was recently elected probate judge of Berrien county, the third largest county in Michigan. His home is in Benton Harbor, Mich.
 Mine Examination.
 ]. P. Morton a mining man of Pasa- dena, Cal, accompanied by his en- gineer, Thomas Cowles. of Bullfrog, New, are recent arrivals and have gone into Castle Creek district to make an examination of the old Comet gold mine. They also will look over tungsten conditions in the Tiptop section. Looking Over Country.
 A. L. Alters, of Frisco, Utah. is a recent arrival, joining his cousin, B. T. Ingram, who preceded him few weeks ago, and both will look over the range country to ascertain the probable supply of beef hides, as we'll will the pclt output of bounty ami mals be ascertained They are inter- ested in tannery at Kansas City, Kansas.
 Going South.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. R. Vines, of the Oak Creek country, are in the city en route to Peoria, Maricopa county, to remain for the Winter with their daughter, leaving tomorrow. They are recently from near Springfield. H., coming for the health of Mir. Vines, which has improved. After their return it is probable they may make Prescott their future home. First Snow.
 Daniel Burns was an arrival yes terday from near Pine, on the Mogol- l lon mountains, reporting snow to a | depth of four inches early in the week. | Cattle have started 10 drift from the | plateau region to a lower elevation. l Feed is abundant on the mountain | and stock is in better condition than i known for many years Mir. Burns | leaves later for Bouse, to look over | Winter range conditions on the i desert. From Badger State.
 Luther Perry, of Markesan, Wis, who when a young man was visitor l to Prescott for several months, com ing here for his health which was re- stored, again is in the city for brief visit while returning home after a trip to the coast and attending the San Diego exposition. During his residence in this section he was To- cated in Upper Verde valley for most of the time and he leaves this morning for Jerome and Clarkdale to see what changes time has wrought. The Perry mine in Hassayampa dis trict was named after his cousin, a beautiful young lady who resided here for a few years.
 (Fram Sundays Daily.) Brief Business Trip.