Weekly journal-miner., 1917-10-17
Located at Hillside.

Located at Hillside.
 H. (. Dayton has gone to Hillside, where he has taken a position with the Copper King Company. Here From the Coast
 Edward Sill, a prominent mining man from Los Angeles, is giving Prescott and vicinity the once over this week.
 Comes to Fair.
 J. Daly, mining in Mineral Point district, has suspended work to attend the Northern Arizona fair, arriving yesterday from his camp. Inspects Property.
 Jack Warden spent Saturday in the Mayer district looking over a group of manganese properties in which he and his associates are interested. List Your Rooms.
 All persons who have rooms for rent during the current week will please list them at once with the chamber of commerce. Phone lSO. Bought New Home.
 William Shaw yesterday sold one of his new houses on North Mt. Yer non street, to c. G. Gilmore, a rail road engineer, who took possession at once.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Frank l.. Carlisle, who will be re membered as former resident oi Prescott, arrived few days ago from Pittsburg, having mining business to look after.
 Visited His Family.
 L. N. Bailey, who had been visiting with his wife and family at their new home in San Bernardino, returned Friday, and is preparing to leave for Jerome where his son IS i'll with pneu- monia.
 Weed-End Visit.
 Miss Nydia Acker, in charge of six rural schools in Maricopa county, as domestic science instructor, arrived from Phoenix Friday night to spend a few days at home with her parents and many friends.
 From the Mines.
 Ed. Parsons, well known in mining circles of this field, is in the city from the Climax camp on business and to attend the Northern Arizona fair. He reports considerable activity in the country and prospectors making many locations.
 Range Visitors.
 I. Frank Condron and C. w. Carter, rangemen of Walnut Grove, are visit ing the city, and report the Fall rodeo as in full swing. The increase this year is below that of past round-ups, due mainly to the late season in graz ing.
 Book Quota Secured.
 Mrs. Frances w. Munds announced yesterday that she had completed se- curing the quota of books required from this county, which are to be sent to the soldiers on the border. She desires to express her thanks to ali who made contributions.
 En Route to Jerome.
 w. Nj. Owens and Billy Hardness, of the Arizona Sampling X Reduction Company of Wickenburg, were Tn Prescott yesterday looking after some business matters for their company. They left this morning for Jerome, Humboldt and other districts in the county.
 Range Business. Levi Young is in the city after a trip to Dewey consulting with his associate, w. Wilkins, on the firms cattle interests, both being largely in tercsted in the Black Hills region. MT. Young is very much pleased with con ditions, and is a subscriber to a big Liberty Bond as the result of pros perity this year in the livestock in dustry.
 Attractive Fair Display. One of the most attractive automo- bile displays at the fair this week will be that of the Pine Garage Company, which is to have on exhibition several models of the King, Dort and Metz cars which the company handles To- cally. Much attention is being given to the decorations of the three spaces which the Pine folks will occupy, and an attractive exhibit is promised. Captain Gale to Fort Sill.
 Word was received in Prescott yes terday to the effect that Captain AL fred H. Gale, the well known young man of this city who for some time has been stationed at the Presidio, had been transferred to Fort Sill Oklahoma. Captain Gale and his bride of a few weeks will leave San Francisco today for their new loca- ton. Captain Gale is a brother oi Mrs. LeRoy Anderson of this city.
 (From Tuesdays Daily) Here From Ash Fork.
 Chester Dickerson of Ash Fork was Prescott visitor yesterday. |