Weekly journal-miner., 1916-08-16
City Ne1Us In Brief
CFrom Thursdays Daily.D

Oscar Irwin, a Phoenix automobile man, IS Prescott visitor this week. Insurance Head Here.
 C. C. Thompson, superintendent of insurance for the Arizona State cor poration commission, is in the city. Jerome Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Hawkins, the former until recently chief of police of Jerome, are in the city for few days to visit with friends. Visiting Friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. ]. Sullivan, of Con- gress, are in the city to remain in- definitely visiting with friends, dur ing the warm weather that is pre- vailing in that locality
 Back From Desert.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Frank Fuller were arrivals a few days ago from the Planet mine country, near Bouse, and are to remain here for three months tc escape the intense heat Big Fruit Crop.
 William Roberts, the Fair Oaks or chardist, was a visitor yesterday, and stated his apple crop this Fall will be the biggest in many years. He starts delivering to market during Septem- ber
 Touring Coast.
 William Lawler and Henry Hill left Tuesday night for San Diego, their starting point for a touring trip of the coast, which may extend as far north as Alaska. They expect to return in about six weeks.
 Brief Visitor.
 Postmaster James Wills, of Maxton a brief visitor to the city yesterday, reports considerable activity at min ing camps adjacent while ore ship mcnts are the heaviest known in many years.
 Business Trip.
 Eli s. Perkins, merchant and min ing man of Crown King, was an ar rival yesterday on a business trip, giving the usual report of an active field, and with the country facing its best outlook for many years. Warm and Dry.
 \. N. Cherry, a well known resident of the Verde valley, is in the city on business and reports warm weather and but little rain to date this Sum mer. Crops, however, will be large, and season of prosperity is assured the farmer.
 Mining Men Arrive.
 E. P. Pugh and Henry Harding, mining men of Lewiston, Ida, arc looking over properties in the Turkey Creek and Tiptop fields with silver as an objective. MT. Harding is identi- fled with a New York City chemical firm.
 Country Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. A. B. Kellogg were arrivals yesterday from the Horse shot cattle ranch, each of Mayer. The former states that the heaviest Sum mcr rains ever known had fallen dur ing July and that the range country is in excellent condition.
  Range Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. K. Campbell were arrivals yesterday from the range ranch of the Rio Verde Cattle Co.,, tc remain for a few days visit with friends and are at the home of MT and Mrs. Daniel Campbell, parents of Mr. Campbell.
 Mining Business.
 Alex Ratcliff, who recently resumed on his mines near Senator, was in the city yesterday, and stated conditions are satisfactory. His group is under option of sale, and during the life of the agreement extensive operations are to go ahead.
 Eeastern Visitor.
 Arthur Levere, stcnographer of thc New York Central Railroad Com pany, is a recent arrival from New York City to enjoy his few weeks oi vacation as well as to make his first trip west of the Mississippi river He is a nephew of Mrs. w. T. Birch and Mrs. Julius Jacoby.
 Booming Country.
 AL w. Lcssard is in the city frorl Stoddard and reports that section in line for one of the biggest mining booms in the county, since the plant of the Stoddard Milling Go. has start cd up and successful reduction IS giv- en by Notation. Old mines abandon. cd for many years, are being revived and several deals are talked of as being ready to close.
 Brief Eastern Trip.
 T. l.. Pelton, a recent arrival iron