Weekly journal-miner., 1917-03-21
City NeUs In Brief

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 (From Thursdays DailyD Mining Business.
 c. w. Coleman, who has mining in- tcrests near Huron, is in the city on 2 business trip.
 Country Visitor.
 R. F. Perkins, the Upper Verde rangeman, was a visitor yesterday on business, reporting the cattle situa- ton as satisfactory.
 Range Business.
 Abe Kaufman, one of the large cattle owners of the Seligman coun- try. is visiting the city for few days on business.
 From Denver.
 Thomas s. Algcrs, business man of Denver, is a recent arrival to in vestigate commercial conditions in this city and Jerome, with the view to locating.
 Coast Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Burt James, of Ana helm, Cal, arc in the city, en route to Oak creek. to visit with a niece for a few weeks. They travelled as far as Phoenix in auto.
 Buying Supplies.
 Alex Brodd, who is mining in Lynx Cyeek district, is in the city buying supplies, and states he will operate steadily a new gold-silver property located during December.
 Goes to Camp.
 Abe Runner, recently of Oatman, leaves today for Martinez distric. to ioin his associate, William Wood ward, who is working a new property near the Fl Dorado.
 From New Camp.
 T. I. Finley, who located group of three prospects in Copper Canyon recently, is in the city on business. He will begin sinking and states cop per conditions are attractive. Good Range Report.
 Clarence Ferguson is in the city from Western Yavapai and gives a good report of the cattle business for the Winter, reporting new feed as beginning to grow and livestock in excellent condition. Range Visitors.
 Mcrt and Ben Stewart, large cattle owners of Sycamore creek, were visit ors on business yesterday. reporting range conditions as satisfactory con sidering that the Winter has been long and severe.
 Mining Men Arrive.
 Al. E. Worth of Pasadena, Cal, and s. A. Behans of Goldheld, New, are recent arrivals to look over min ing conditions in this section for a few weeks. The latter is operating the Columbia mine. Passed Through.
 Charles l.. Peterson, prominently known mining man Of Durango, Colo. passed through the city yesterday for the Wickenburg country. Later he returns to this section, to join W. L. Worden. visiting mine operator. Going South.
 Colin Campbell of Ash Fork, among the largest sheep owners in Arizona, was brief visitor yesterday while en route to the desert country on an in spection of his focks that are in Win ter quarters. Reports he has received are satisfactory of the condition of sheep and the increase of the season. Returns East.
 Fred B. Smith, large stockho1der of the Hassayampa Company, who had been in the city for the past three months during the consummation oS colonization plans, returned yester- day to Terre Haute, Indiana. He is well pleased over the affairs of the company since the new movement was introduced.
 Visitors From Range.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Mullen, who recently took possession of Toohey Rancho, removing from the Hillside country, motored to the city yester- day to visit with friends. Mir. Mullen and Guy Shultz recently closed the deal for the above range holding. The latter will continue to reside at the Hillside branch. To Remain Here.
 Major J. P Waldron, who an nounced yesterday his retirement from the Montezuma Company, near Crown King, will continue to make this field his operating base in min ing, with Prescott his home. Later he will be joined by his wife, now at Colorado Springs. MT. Waldron be- lieves that this mineral belt is just