Weekly journal-miner., 1917-12-26
warmer elevation. He is on leave oi absence for GO days.
(From Tuesdays Dsily) n Trim to Coast.

On Trip to Coast.
 Attorney l.. P. Spalding expects leave tomorrow for a business trip Los Angeles. He will remain in th city for several days. Visiting in Phoenix. |.
 Miss Grace M. Sparkes of Chamber of Commerce left yesterd for Phoenix for an ovcr-Christu $ visit with relatives in the capital city. From Clarkdale.
 Miss Edna Ubcr, who is teaching in the commercial department of the public schools at Clarkdale, returned to Prescott on Sunday for a Christ mas visit with her parents. Home From Camp.
 Sergeant Major George Nilsson, now stationed at Camp Funston, ar rived in Prescott yesterday for a holi- day visit at the home of Mir. and Mrs. LeRoy Anderson.
 Verde Visitors.
 k. R. Mulholland and Homer B. Cummings, well known rangcmen of Verde Valley, are in the city on busi- ness and to spend Christmas with friends.
 Back From East.
 D. (. MacIvcr, who had been East for several months on business per tainiug to different local mining con, panies, arrived Sunday, coming to at tend annual meetings and transact other business.
 Christmas at Camp.
 Miss Webb is in the city from St Louis to spend Christmas with her sister, Mrs. Frank c. Mueller, at the Yellow Jacket mining camp on Groom creek, where Mir. Mueller is operating.
 Holiday Visit.
 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gish, of Davis county, Kansas, were arrivals Sunday to remain during the holidays. and are house guests of Mir. and Mrs. Kelly Crozicr. Mrs. Gish is niece of Mir .Crozier
 Business Trip.
 \. O. Coover,. who conducts board ing houses at the Binghamton and Commercial mining camps, and has recently opened restaurant at Hum boldt, va sa visitor yesterday on a buying trip.
 From the Range.
 J. Frank Condron, one of the welI known cattle growers of Walnut Grove, is a visitor during Christmas holidays with his brother, Daniel Condron and wife. He states the country is dry, but cattle are in good form
 Christmas at Hcme.
 J.R. Lowry arrived yesterday from the United Verde Extension mine, al Jerome. where he IS employed in a special capacity as officer. to spend Christmas with his wife and friends at home.
 Range Visitor.
 Colin Campbell is in the city iron, Ash Fork, and states the drouth is not occasioning any alarm to sheep men, fair grazing continues and no losses are anticipated
 Home From Honeymoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Lawler, who have been at San Francisco and other points on the coast on their honey moon trip, returned to Prescott yes terday. During their trip they visit ed with inc formers brother at Camp Kearncy, California.
 From the Mines.
 John McKirnon, one of the best known pioneers in this section, IS i'll the city from his camp near Senator to minglc with friends on Christmas day. He is also one of the most con sistent of the old-timers. his mining group being situated right at the head of the Hassayampa.
 Range Visitor.
 F. II. Dufficld. one of the best known of cattlcmcn in Coconino county, wa an arrival Sunday from Williams, 10 spend Christmas with Prescott friends He states cattle arc in good condition, and no alarn. prevails over the drouth. grazing be- ing excellent.
 Miner Visits.
 William Foley, a well known miner of this section, is in the city iron. the Copper King Camp. out of Hill side, to remain for a holiday visit. He gives an excellent account of tha, property, saying that its zinc content ranges to over 50 per cent and an i'm mense tonnage is exposed. Come to Visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. ]. McNicholl, of Jerome Junction, the first named join cashier of the $. F. p. & P and U. V. railways, spent yesterday in the city visiting with friends, and were at the home of Mir and Mrs. w. R. Ehlc, the former a brother of Mrs. McNicholl
 Country Visitor.
 George Phippcncy is in the city from Thompson valley on holida, buying trip, and reports Western Yavapai as passing through the sevcrest drouth ever known. White,