Weekly journal-miner., 1918-05-08
City NeaUs Tn Brief
(From Thursdays DailvA

m lltC CllN on legal AiAltSlS litTldllt- ing to the estate oi her deceased hus- band before the Superior court. Back From Frisco.
 George Wells, a miner ei Mayer, who left on trip of recreation 10 San Francisco during March returned yesterday.
 Back From Nome.
 Ellis Goode. q miner who left this section several years ago for the Alaska placer country, returned last week from Nome.
 Visited Old Haunts
 Col. \. r. Banta, of pioneer re- nown. after vacation trip of two months in visiting old-time haunts in Southern Arizona, returned yester- day.
 Range Visitor.
 J. N. Carter, of Walnut Grove. en- gagged in cattle raising. was visitor yesterday, giving a generally good re- port of range conditions, but stating that rain is again needed.
 Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. Albert Homer, of Manuelto, \. NJ, iS q recent arrival, to remain for Q few weeks, and Is a guest Of Mrs. A. ". W'ingfeld, who recently arrived from Gallup.
 Looking For Location.
 Mir. and Mrs B. T. Chamberlain, until recently of Needles. Calii., arc in the city looking for a business To- cation, leaving the above city on ac- count of warm weather approaching Business Trip.
 Mrs. H. r. Ward. of Castle creek, is in the city on business for her hus- band. who has quite large livestock interests, his physical condition not permitting him to look after the same.
 Concludes Visit.
 Mrs. ]. L. Hogue, of Ninslow, who Lad been visiting her sonI w. Nj. Hogue and wife in this city, has re- turned home favorably impressed with this section, this being her first trip to Prescott.
 Eastern Tourists.
 MT. and Mrs. Phillip Grays, of Green Bay, Mich, motorcd to Pres colt Tuesday from Fl Tovar. en route to the coast. Before leaving they will visit Jerome and the copper mines nearby, Mir. Grays being a stockholdcr in one of the operating companies.
 Mining Business.
 John Brady, in charge of develop ment al the Rainy Day camp Tn Cop per Basin of Louis LaBarr, was in the city yesterday on business, giving a good report as work goes ahead. He also stated that field had good out look and some large operations were under consideration.
 Mining Men Return.
 r. W. Schneider, consulting engin- cer to the new syndicate which has taken over the Peck and other silver mines in that zone of the Bradshaws, and ]. II. Van Zandt, who has inter csts near Turkey station, have re- turned after a reconnaissance of mines throughout that country.
 Country Visitors.
 Robert Finnie, one Of the best known of pioneer residents, and owner of the Finnie celebrated soda springs on Beaver creek, IS paying the city a business visit, accompan- jed by his daughter Virginia, and son,
  crop is assured from present indica- tions, no frost taking place. From Funston.
 Dave Crowles, of Camp Funston, passed through yesterday for Wen den, to visit with brother, while on a tcn-day furlough. He states the Prescott contingent was met on the road out of Albuquerque and given a fine greeting at all stations. Private Crowles enlisted from Colorado, and formerly resided in the Harqua Halas. He states he knows. but cannot tell, when his command is to go overseas. Good Outlook.
 Several mines carrying principal values in silver, are shaping up to resume. was the statement made yes terday by F. P. Dalzell, an arrival from Tiptop district. The induce ment which Is bringing in so many miners and quite a number Of in vestors is dollar silver, and in the opinion of the visitor lively times should result in short time MT. Dalzell is returning to Manvel, Calif, after visiting with a brother, who came to Arizona for his health. Summer Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs. Austin Daly were ar rivals during the week from Santa Cruz county, to remain indefinitely, and are camping out on Mikes creek two miles from the city. They come early this summer owing to the health of a son, Layard Daly, who was invalided home from Camp Free mont recently, after having met with an accident. The young man is re- covering, and in about two months expects to join his command overseas. He is quite well known in this city, being visitor last year. Buying Supplies.
 E. A Sanborn, who recently To- cated in the Date creek range to en- gage in mining, is in the city on a supply-buying trip for his camp. His eon-in-law, Harry Clitnon, and a son are interested with him. The pros pect Is gold. Early-day owners per formed considerable work An old shaft on one claim 45 feet in depth,
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