Weekly journal-miner., 1916-03-29
City NeUs Tn Brief
(From Thursdays Daily.)

c..:s-yc.-c....:.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
 (From Thursdays Daily.) Attending Federal Court.
 Steve Haskins, of Needles, is in Prescott attending the session of the Federal court
 Dials Return Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Dial, who have been visiting here for several days, returned to Seligman yesterday. Sells Interest In Mines.
 City Clerk Frank (. Whisman has sold to r.. l.. French one-fourtn in terest in the Doris, Trident. Minnie and Betty claims in the Eureka min ing district.
 Kingman Attorney Here.
 Attorney F. F. Bollinger, of King man arrived in Prescott yesterday to defend Walter Arndt and Edwin Freese indicted by the Federal grand jury for white slavery.
 Goes to Range.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Miller left the city yesterday and will reside here after CT the range west of Congress, where the former will enter the battle business with a brother, C. L. Miller Wearing Broad Smile.
 Arthur King. of the firm of King Brothers, Chino valley, is in Prescott and wearing smile on account of the rain. King says the present year promises 10 be the best for feed in many.
 Fine Outlook
 John Morris, of Skull valley, who was in inc city yesterday, stated that Q better outlook for the farmer had never been known in over 30 years, due to rains now falling, at a time when most needed.
 Construction Begins.
 Work was started yesterday on the rew livery stables of pr. C. w. Par dee. oa Montezuma street, north ot Brinkmeyer's hotel, and the contract calls for completion by May lst This structure is to be 150x62 feet. Trip to Coast
 Alexander Norton. who with his wife and two children arrived from Santa Ana, Cal, last month to remain indefinitely, returned to the above city yesterday to be away on business for a few weeks Mrs. Norton and chil dren remain.
 Visits Old Home.
 Mrs. C. s. B. Gardner. who will b. favorably remembered as former resident of this city, was an arrival during the week from Jerome, to re main for a few days visiting with friends. She is guest of Mrs. Fred Cromwell
 Another Comeback.
 Leaving this city over four years ago to shake off the Hassayampa odor for good" as he expressed it at the time, was D. w. Gray. He took the back track from Chicago and return ed on Tuesday. with hobbies locked on and the key thrown away. Repairing Roads.
 Road Foreman J. R. Lowry was visitor yesterday from Willow creek, and reported repairing as going ahead and washed out culverts being re- placed. Tine damage done, he says, is heavy. and several months will be re- quired to place the highway to Sim mons in fair condition. Boyhood Days Renewed.
 John Claypool, a young business man of Needles, Cal, son of Mir. and Mrs William Claypool, former resi- dents of Prescott, was an arrival dur ing the week to attend Federal court. He, also, is enjoying his first visit since l2 years of age, when he at tended public school here, in renew ing boyhood associations. Called Home.
 Louis Goldman of the Stoddard Milling Co.,, and president of the Cop per Queen Gold Mining Co.,, arrived from Mayer last night, and later left for his home at Paris, Texas, owing to fire destroying a large section Of that city. His firm of Goldman Brothers, wholesale grocers, it is be- lieved is seriously affected in this disaster.
 From Fridav'c DaiIv1