Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-30
City NeUs In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily1 C- C.1. N..

friends for a few days.
 Mining Business.
 C. B. Hayes, Of the Last Chance near Walker, was an arrival yesterday from his camp on business trip.
 Visit to Old Home.
 Mrs. Robert Cornell and baby have gone to Mcnomonee, Wis, the old home, to visit with relatives for tho next three months.
 Come to Visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. (. l. Lawson, oi Mayer, the former a large range cat tle owner, are in the city for . few days visiting with friends.
 Visiting the Coast.
 Miss Alice Bitner, sister of Mrs Richard I.amson, left yesterday for Santa Barbara, Cal, and will remain away indefinitely.
 Here For Summer
 State Engineer and Mrs. Lamar Cobb were arrivals yesterday from Phoenix, and the latter will again make Prescott her Summer home. Going East.
 C. H. Voller, of Skull valley, is in the city, and later in the week leave, for Franklin, Ohio, his old home, t, visit with relatives for few months. New Mining Camp.
 Stephen Ward, who has located a group of mines in Walnut Grove dis trict, was a visitor yesterday to buy supplies and a whim, 10 be run by horse power.
 Verde Visitor.
 William Wingfeld, of Camp Verde, is in the city, and reports big line of crop growing as going on, in antici patton of high prices prevailing this Fall.
 Slowly Recovering.
 Ben Rybon, who was taken suddenly i'll several days ago. is at Mercy hos pital slowly recovering. His afflic ton is reported as due to an acute attack of kidney trouble. From the Range.
 George Collins, rangeman of the Black Canyon section, is in the city to meet his wife and daughter, who arrive today from Merced, Cal, for a six weeks visit
 Mine Examination.
 C. R. and A. l.. McGinsey, mining men of Ajo, were arrivals yesterday in auto. and will look over conditions in this field, remaining for an extend ed observation.
 Summer Visitor.
 Miss Sallie Daughtry, of Richmond Texas, was. an arrival yesterday and is to remtin for the Summer with Mir. and Mrs. Claude Bate, the latter her sister.
 Going to Mayer.
 N. M Munson, who investigated conditions at Mayer last month, re- turned few days ago from Albuquer que, and is to locate in that city, en- gazing in business. His wife and two daughters accompany him. Coming For Summer.
 NIT. and Mrs. Chester J. White, of the Harcuvar country, on the desert, | will again spend the Summer in Pres colt, the former arriving last Sunday to make arrangements. Three fam lilies will be in the party and they will camp out among the pines. From Phoenix.
 B. F. Peters, one of the owners of the Promoter gold mines, in Crook canyon, was an arrival yesterday from | Phoenix, to close the deal which was consummated later in the day His associate, C. F. Warren, arrived from the camp on Tuesday for this purpose. Morrison Transferred.
 Emmett Morrison, son of Attorney NODl. A MOTTlSOI, WHO entered lnC officers training camp at Fort Sheri- dan, Illinois, has been transferred for duty to Little Rock, Ark, where he is reported to be making excellent head way, and will probably soon be com missioned
 Good Outlook
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Gum, the former a mining operator of the Gun ningham Pass region, are in the city en route to Jerome, the latter to visit with a sister, after which she comes to this city for the Summer. Mir. Gum gives a good report of mining in the above field and returns in few days in auto to his camp. Has Gone the Route.
 Judge George w. Hance returned from Tucson yesterday where he went to attend the session of the Scottish Rite of Free Masonry. Judging from .f-z 1 .. f |