Weekly journal-miner., 1917-12-12

known Cherry creek mining man. vis- ited yesterday with friends in the city. Returning Home.
 Miss Madge Douglas, of Fl Paso is in the city, enroute home after a visit of q few weeks with friends at Humboldt.
 Here from Turkey.
 James Peters, the merchant at Fur key, and owner of several mining claims in that district, was a Pres colt business visitor yesterday. From Jerome Junction.
 Fisher Bailey, of Jerome Junction, connected with the Santa Fe, was a Prescott visitor yesterday, the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Grace Murphy. To Camp Kearney.
 (. II. Crose left yesterday for Camp Kearney, to visit for a few weeks with his brother, Howard Crose, who is in the ranks with the l5Sth Infan- try
 Mining Business.
 A. Oechsler, who has mining inter- ests in Cherry creek district, is in the city on business pertaining thereto, and gives an encouraging report of the outlook for that field. Inspection Trip.
 V. A. Salinger, of the Puntenney Lime Co.,. was a brief visitor yes terday, following his regular inspec- ton of the property near Cedar Glade. He is returning to Los An gcles.
 Going to Mexico.
 Mir. and Mrs. (. F. Bahl, former residents of Ash Fork, are in the city after a visit to the coast, and later leave for Guadalajara, Mexico, where they have interests.
 From Coconino.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Brainard, who had been at a copper camp north of Williams during the Summer, re- turned few days ago, operations having been suspended owing to Win ter approaching.
 Back From Coast.
 Mrs. and Mrs. s. w. Holder, who had been motoring along the coast for the past month, returned few days ago, reporting an enjoyable out ing. Mir. Holder states California roads cannot be excelled. Recuperating Trip.
 Ben Rybon, we'll known in mining circles of this field, left yesterday for Murietta Springs, Cal, on trip to recuperate after being quite i'll for several weeks. He was accompanied by his son, Thomas, who IS to re- main for the Winter at San Diego. Back to California
 Miss Jessie Calhoun, who has been i'll from the effects of grip for some time, this week resigned her position as teacher of art and penmanship in the Prescott schools, and departed yesterday for her home in Southern California.
 Range Visitor.
 Granville Fain, of the range firm of Fain, Heath and Co.,, visited the city yesterday from Verde valley, report ing no occasion for alarm owing to the dry weather prevailing. Cattle are in fine form and feed is good, he declares.
 Country Visitor.
 C. E. Newton, ranching in Skull valley, visited the city yesterday, and reported big cleanup this season of all farm products, and prosperity was prevailing. He says prices were high and the yield was heavy in all lines.
 Mayer Visitor.
 Frank Wilson, the Mayer business man, was a visitor yesterday, report ing many new internal improvements, and that incorporating was being agi- tated Business conditions are eX- cellent and mining adjacent is more active than ever known. Comes to Visit.
 R. l. McCutchen, of Taft, Cal, is a recent arrival to visit with friends and relatives. His mother is daugh- ter of Mrs. NJ. J. Dickson, and for many years resided in Skull valley. The visitor before returning home will visit with his aunt, Mrs. F. w. Stephens, of Phoenix.