Weekly journal-miner., 1917-01-10
City Ne,Us In Brief

(From Thursdays DailyD Humboldt Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Carl Robinson and (. L. Jordan, Of Humboldt. were visitors to the city yesterday. Jerome Visitors.
 NJ. Morgan and A. A. Ward, mining men of Jerome, are in the city for a few days on business trip
 Mining Business.
 L. L. Gilbert, who has mining in tcrests in the Humboldt field, was an arrival yesterday in auto on a busi- ness trip.
 Holiday Visit.
 Mrs. F. II. Meek has returned from Pucnta. Cal, where she visited during the holidays with her mother, Mrs. R. H. Jack.
 To New Home.
 Mrs. H. A. Moshcr left yesterday for Tucson, to reside, her husband being city manager of the Free Sew ing Machine Go.
 Back From Tucson.
 C. A. Weidler, accountant of the Aubrey Investment Go, has returned from Tucson. where his firm has off ces during road construction out Of that city.
 Going to Desert.
 Thomas Brown. of Ash Fork, who has his sheep focks Wintering on the desert south of Congress Junction. was an arrival from the north in auto yesterday, leaving today to look after his interests.
 Going to Phoenix.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. A. Perkins were arrivals from Perkinsville, Tuesday, and later in the week leave for Phoe- nix, the former to begin his duties as an assemblyman from this county when the legislature convencs next week.
 Back From Springs.
 John Smith returned yesterday from Murietta Springs, Cal, where he had been under treatment for rheu matism, and reports beneficial results. His wife remains there and later NIT. Smith returns to accompany her home.
 Returns to Arizona.
 Many friends in Prescott of Mrs A. T. Allen, formerly of Jerome, will be interested to know that she has arrived in Phoenix from Berkeley, Cal, to remain during the Winter with her daughter, Mrs. Thos. F. Campbell. wife of Governor Camp bell.
 Pioneer Visitor.
 Geo. Olsen, one of the best known Yavapai pioneers, is in the city from the Lone Pine camp, east of Huron where he is in charge, and reports a large ore tonnage as accommodating since the property resumed. He also states that all old mines are being re- vived and the outlook would indicate lively times approaching. Leave For Phoenix. Mir and Mrs. R. T. Brown started out yesterday for Phoenix in their automobile and became stuck in the snow They returned to the city and left yesterday afternoon on the train. Brown, who is a member of the board of supervisors of Coconino county, had been spending few days in Prescott with friends. Glad to Get Back. A. ]. Bacher, local stock broker, has returned from the coast where he spent the holidays with relatives. Miss Ruth Herdrich and Miss Anna Doug las, school teachers, returned on the same train with Bacher, after a week spent at Los Angeles and San Diego. All reported California a delightful place but said they were more than glad to get back to Prescott. Home From Capital.
 Mrs. Daniel Campbell, mother of AriZona's new executive returned from Phoenix on Tuesday night after par ticipating in the inauguration. While in the south she also visited with a daughter at Bisbee and many friends also. On the trip of few weeks she was accompanied by her daughter, Miss Lilah Campbell, and at Phoenix was joined by her son, Joe K Camp bell and wife, who also are home again after greeting the new gov ernor
 (From Fridays Daily) Visiting Friends.