Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-29
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

l O the SOdSI.
 G. H. Bishop left yesterday for Los
 Angeles, on business trip. to be away until next week.
 Home From Coast.
 Miss Delma Goldsborough, who had been visiting with friends on the coast for several weeks, returned home yesterday.
 Leave For Holidays.
 Major and Mrs. A. J. Pickrell and Miss Josephine Amrhein left yester- day for Los Angeles, to be away until after the holidays. Visited Friends.
 Mrs. Sadie Rielly, wife of the sec ton foreman of the s. F. P & P. at Ramsgate, was visitor yesterday with friends in the city.
 Road Business.
 F. R. Goodman, State division en- gineer, is in the city from Flagstaff, and stated road work in that section has been finished He expects to be transferred to this locality in short time.
 Range Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs. w. K. Brown, the former one of the largest livestock growers in the county, were arrivals Sunday from Ash Fork in auto, to re- main for a few days visiting with Prescott friends.
 Rural Visitor.
 John Morris, of Skull valley, was in the city yesterday, and reported a very large acreage as having been planted to Winter wheat Rain or snow during the coming month will make the farmer prosperous. Business Trip.
 Morse Darnall, the Hillside mer- chant, was a business visitor yester- day, and reported sheep as beginning to move into that region for Winter year is anticipated from the feed that abounds.
 Will Placer Mine.
 Henry Burrman has arrived from the Vulture country, and after mak- ing observations of Lynx creek, has concluded to follow placer mining this Winter, making location last week He has a new wet washing process. Visiting Old Home.
 Charles Sauer, former contracting carpenter of this city, but now of Je- l rome, is in the city attending Superior court for few days, and is accom- | panied by his daughter, Miss Elsie | Sauer, who remains for an extended | visit with friends. Brief Visitor
 H. L. Fishel, formerly division en- gineer of the S F. P. & F. in this city, | but now pilot engineer of the Federal | valuation commission, and represent | ing Santa Fe interests, was brief | visitor Sunday to the city, en route to Fl Paso. Before his duties end he . states over two years work will be | performed. on the Santa Fe system. Eastern Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs. s. F. Falk, of East i St. Louis, H., are in the city. the . former leaving today for the Verde district on mining business, while the latter continues today to San Diego to remain for the Winter Mir. Falk a few years ago was interested in mines near Jerome, and stockholder of the Little Daisy, selling his shares at S450.
 From Nevada.
 After an absence of over three years at a Nevada mining camp, Frank Benton returned a few days ago, and is preparing to leave for Turkey Creek district to start work on silver mines, since the price of the metal is advancing. He is a co-owner of the White Star Tungsten values also are carried in the ores His wife arrives next month from Goldheld fl Prescott On Onion Map.
 Prescott is on the map so far as onions are concerned. A whole car load, all the way from Spain arrived here yesterday consigned to the Wal ter Hill Co. These onions are diff ferent"-sre most delicious and lack