Weekly journal-miner., 1917-11-07

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 Clarkdale Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs. (. T. Jolly. of Clark dale. are in the city, the former com ing on mining business, being identi- fed with the Venture Hill, near Je- rome, which is again active. Maxwells Coming.
 (. c. Riebeling, local agent of the Maxwell Motor Co, left yesterday for Phoenix to receive another carload shipment of these cars, sold to Pres colt patrons.
 Going to Fair.
 Mir. and Mrs. David Daniels, of Co., conino county, are in the city for few days visit while cn route to Phoenix to attend the fair, leaving for there after their return from Mayer. where relatives reside. From the Zero.
 \. C. Gilmore was an arrival yes terday from the Zero camp, reporting development as going ahead, with favorable determinations in running the long tunnel He returns today with supplies.
 Come to Visit.
 F. E. Ross, State bank examiner, arrived yesterday from the north on official matters. and is to remain in the city for a short time to visit with his wife and family, who are making their home here.
 Visiting the Country.
 Judge ]. ]. Hawkins left yesterday for Ferguson valley on a trip of in- spection of his ranch interests, which are under lease to \. F. Goodwin. Later he returns to Los Angeles. Business Trip.
 Attorney James Coleman of the law firm of Anderson, Coleman & Nilsson, is in Phoenix. appearing before the State Supreme court in the interests of one of the firms clients. More Fords.
 The Hill Hardware Company yes terday received another carload ship ment of the Ford auto, all being sold to the following: (. C. Callahan, Je- rome Junction: J. H. Stephens, two, Simmons: City of Prescott; Berry A. Rush. Kirkland; J. A. Bozarth. Pres colt: F. l.. Gochnauer. Prescott; and L. w. Sinister, Stoddard. Range Visitor.
 C. \. Garrett, rangeman of the Mayer country, was a visitor yester- day on business. reporting a fine graz ing condition and stock of all kinds in excellent form for this time of the year.
 Come to Reside.
 Prof. and Mrs. William Linden, resi- dents until recently of Clarkdale, have returned to Prescott to again make this city their home, the former to resume his musical profession as an instructor.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. R. F. Daggs, of Williams, wife of a livestock grower of Coconino county, and daughter, Miss Jennie Daggs, are visiting with friends in the city, their former home. Both are en route to Phoenix to attend tho State fair.
 Pass Through.
 Lieutenant Chavcrs and Sergeant Billings, stationed at Douglas, pass ed through the city yesterday fol Camp Apache, but were uncOmmuni- cative as to their mission to that mili- tary post. It is presumed they are to direct shipping of property to new location.
 Returns East.
 Captain O. NJ. Cartier, identified with the Hassayampa Co.,, has return ed to Chicago after an inspection of lands and crops, expressing himself as very much pleased with the first year of developing, and pronouncing this movement as big success. He 1 is to return in short time.
 New Town Growing. T. C. Snidcr, who has a street grad | ing contract at the new town of Cot tonwood on the Verde river, IS a visitor, and reports a thrifty com munity The population has reached the 1000 mark, new buildings are go ing mp, and with its farming country to draw on the town has an excellent outlook.
 Visited Old Home.
 C. (. Miller, IT,, a visitor for a few days with his mother, Mrs. C. T. Jos lin and friends at the old home, Jeff for the south yesterday on business for the Maxwell Motor Co.,, being the sales manager of the State, with head quarters in Los Angeles. He reports business as excellent.
 Visitors Leave.
 Mrs. Belle Sullivan and daughter who had been visiting in this city and Jerome for the past ten days, left yes. terday for Wickcnburg, and after at tending the State fair, return to Col
 ton, Cal. Mrs. Sullivan has brother working in the United Verde EXtcn,
 sion, and IS cousin of T. S Bullock
 who built the r. & \. C. railroad into