Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-24
City NelOs In Brief
(From Thursdays Dailyl Visitor

From Thursdays Dailyl Rangeman Visitor.
 N. K. Brown, who has range in- tcrests in the Ash Fork country, was a visitor during the week.
 Business Trip.
 Otto Lind. ST, well known in min ing circles as a hoisting engineer, was visitor during the week on busi- ness matters.
 Range Visitor.
 Chas. T.. Burton, prominently known in range circles. was an arri- val yesterday from Ash Fork, en route to the desert country to look after his large sheep interests.
 Visiting Attorney.
 John Mason Ross, formerly a resi- dent of this city, but now of Bisbee, of the law firm of Ellingwood X Ross, was an arrival during the week on professional duties.
 Judge Crosby Here.
 Judge George II. Crosby of Apache county. arrived in Prescott yesterday morning and during the .lay occupied the bench in the Superior court dur ing the absence of Judge John l.. Sweeney who is visiting in Phoenix. Back From Phoenix.
 Thos. F. Fitzsimmons, owner of the West Prescott brick yard, has re- turned from Phoenix to speed up" his kilns and get ready for summer work. He states that the past year has been one of the best in building known for many years.
 Mining Business.
 A. R. Rowe, mining in Black can yon district, was an arrival yesterday on business and also to purchase for his four-year-old daughter at home in Red Bluff, Calif., a Baby Bond. He states that quite large mining opera tons have started in the above field. Silver Rooms Mining.
 Col. ]. C. Rankin has returned from Chloride in Mohave county where he has interests, and states that town is again lively, all silver lead-zinc mines being active, as the white metal reaches a good price. Quite large operations arc again mo- ticeable and it is believed the 'comc back" is on permanent foundation. Back From Coast.
 Granville Fain has returned from Murietta Springs, Calif., after an ab- scnce of a month in taking the water cure for rheumatism, and is again in fine health. He states that his brother who has been i'll for several months in San Francisco. is improv- ing, and returns to Verde valley later
 On a Furlough.
 Corporal II. F. Hughes, of the l6Oth Calf infantry, passed through yes tcrday afternoon from Camp Kearny for Wickenburg, on ten-day fur tough to visit with a sister at a min ing camp near that town. He for merlv resided for several months at Jerome, and on his return trip Is to visit for a day there with friends. Visiting Coast.
 Mrs. Mabel Kerr, a recent arrival from Glendale, returned during the week from Jerome, and left yester- day for Modesto, Calif., to visit with relatives and attend the marriage of her niece, which is to be solemnized on Saturday, after which event she comes back to Prescott to remain in- definitely for her health. She was a visitor last year and is impressed with the climate.
 Cattlemen Are Visitors.
 C. C. Craft and D. NJ. Caggle, cat tlemen of New Mexico, are in the city after trip through the western sec ton of the county Investigating range conditions. They will continue their observations in the eastern country and it is quite probable later will be- come investors. Mir. Caggle many years ago was range foreman of the Aztec Cattle Company of Apache county, and is quite well known in range circles of this section. This IS his first trip to Prescott since lSS9, and he is surprised over the changed aDDearancc of the city.