Weekly journal-miner., 1917-08-29
(From Fridays Daiiy.) Home From Coast.

(From Fridays Daiiy.) . Home From Coast. Mrs. Thomas Anderson has return {. cd from two months outing on the coast.
 Returns From Coast. Mrs. ]. II. Stephens has returned from an outing of a few weeks on inc coast, and is preparing to leave for
 her home at the Valinda Rancho.
 Making the Rounds.
 ! Joe Sines, travelling representative
 for coast firm, is again in the city,
 and also will visit for few days with
 his parents, Mir. and Mrs George w.
 Sines.
 Business Trip.
 ]. F. Graber, well known in the
 Mayer section as a mining operator,
 and with the Blue Bell in a respousi-
 ble capacity. is visiting the city on
 business.
 Mining Active.
 R. Robertson, a mining operator of
 the Zonia field, is visiting the city,
 and gives a report Of many properties being active, and that some proper
 ties will begin shipping in a short
 time
 Brief Visitor.
 James Tighe, mining man oi Phoenix, arrived yesterday and later left in auto for Lynx creek on a mine inspection trip. He is negotiating for property near Walker and also one on Upper Big Bug creek. Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs Clarence Stewart, of Williamson valley, visited the city yesterday. The first named unless exempted from military duty will wheel into the fighting line on first orders.
 Back From Coast.
 Al. Anderson. who was called to Los Angeles short time ago on business pertaining to the reviving of the Silver Butte mines in Thumb | Butte district, returned yesterday, re- porting his mission as successful. Fine Range Showing.
 O. \. Lange has returned from an inspection of his range interests along the Hassayampa and states such an abundance of fine feed had never been known in many years as is now mo- ticeable. Water also is abundant and cattle will pass a favorable Winter. Desert Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Norman Purdy, of near Vicksburg, on the A. & C. line, reached the city during the week and are to remain until the warm wave passes. They come also, to visit with son. who has been under medical treatment here for the past ten days, but is recovering.
 Renewing Old Times.
 Lewis McCandlcss, who will be 'avorahly remembered as native Of Prescott, arrived yesterday from Chi cago, on a business trip, accompanied by his wife He is a son of the late Dr. I. \. McCandless, one of the prominently known pioneer physicians of Prescott. The visitor is a lawyer Former Resident.
 George R. Meade, a former em- oloye of the Prescott State Bank, but for the past four years with the Say ings Bank & Trust Co, of San Fran cisco. returned yesterday, having ac cepted responsible position with the !, Bank Of Jerome. He remains in the city for few days to visit with rela- lives and friends. Made Good Time. :
 Mir. and Mrs. Lincoln Bayard, of ' arrived yesterday in auto, a coming via Black Canyon, and mak- i ng the trip in six hours. Some sec I ions of the road need repairing ' put as a whole they are favorably i'm 5 pressed with that route. Mir Bayard s cn route to the new smelter town ( of the United Verde Extension and \ nay decide to locate there Returns Home.
 John s. Merrill, recently appointed of the Pioneers Home eft for St. David, Cochise county, [ to close up his business and F ,ring his wife and daughter to Pres ,ott to reside. The return trip will b ,e made in auto. MT. Merrill has ,een a resident of Cochise county f