Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-13
City Ne,Us In Brief
(From Thursdays Dailvl


 (From Thursdays Dailvl Mining Business.
 (. Benjamin Hayes, of the Last Chance Co., near Walker. was visit or yesterday on business Range Visitors.
 NIT. and Mrs. (. J. Lawson, of Mayer the former a range cattleman, are in the city visiting with friends. Brief Visit.
 (. A. Randall was a visitor yester- day from the Congress camp on busi- ness, returning home later in the day. Vacation Trip.
 James II. Morrill,, an enploye of the city fire department, left yester- day for Los Angeles to visit with his wife for the next two weeks. From the Mines.
 Mir. and Mrs. Victor Strom, the former mining man of Walker, are ill the city 10 visit with friends for a few days.
 Leaves For Home.
 Brodie Campbell, son of Governor and Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell, after a two weeks visit with his grand mother, Mrs. Daniel Campbell. in this city, left for Phoenix yesterday. Summer Visitor.
 Mrs. Ben Belcher, former resi- dent of this city, is recent arrival from Tucson, where she is conducting z private school in music and Ian cuages, and is to remain for the Sum- mer as a guest of Mrs. Harry Harter. Passes Through.
 C. w. Clark, general manager of the United Verde Copper Co., passed through yesterday afternoon for the coast. expressing himself as satisfied with labor conditions at Jerome. Country Visitor.
 Peter Marx, one of the best known pioneer residents, is in the city from Walnut creek, and his report is sim liar to other farmers, a backward season and crops are slow in starting tc grow.
 Returns to Nevada.
 Mark Murphy, who had been look ing after mining interests in this sec tion for the past week, returned yes terday to Winnemucca, New, where he is associated with w. A. Kent in operating mines near that city. Going to Jerome.
 Mrs. George Kingdom and daughter Of Cananea, Mexico, are in the city CT route to the United Verde Exten- sion works, at Jerome, to join Mir Kingdom, who is superintendent. They will probably make the camp thei, future home.
 Range Visitor.
 Thomas Swetnam, who has range interests on the Mogollon mountains, is ill the city en route to Yuma coun- ty, to accompany brother and his family, who are coming to spend the Summer near Bakers Butte. Coming For Summer.
 Thomas and Frank Barre, of Pima county, were arrivals Sunday, and are seeking a location near this city among the pines for colony to ar rive later to remain for the Summer. They will number IS, and all will travel north in autos.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Miss Maude Woodland, of Long Beach. Cal, is recent arrival to visit for the next week with Mrs. w. T. Fling, of North Pleasant street. Miss Noodard has many friends to wei come her back to Prescott, being a former resident when she attended the High school
 Home For Vacation.
 Miss Wilmina King, teacher in the Clarkdale public school, has re- turned to the city for her vacation, and is at the home of her mother, Mrs. w. T. King, of North Pleasant street Miss Kings ability as an in structor is to be rewarded this Fall, when she will teach in the High school for the Winter term. From the Mines.
 s. R. Sands, who is developing his Bootjack group of gold mines in Chaparral, is a visitor to the city on business, reporting his property as making satisfactory showing. De- velopment plans are to be continued for several months to come, before shipping begins.
 Back From Coast.
 Geo. H. Sines, who will be well re- nembered as a former resident of this city, where he was born, after an abesnce of over six years on the coast, returned yesterday from Los Angeles. He leaves today for Je- rome, where he will follow mechani- cal engineering with copper com pany.
 Coast Visitors.
 Ralph Estabrook, and mother, are visiting relatives in this section. Mrs. Estabrook is a sister of Al. B. Kel-