Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-06
City Ne,Us In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily)


 (From Thursdays DailyD Business Trip.
 Mrs. w. s. Jones of Humboldt is in the city on a business trip per. ing that copper center in very healthy state.
 Come to Visit.
 lDr and Mrs Ed Bywaters, oi Grants Pass, Oregon, were arrivals tl,is week, coming to visit with friends, this being their second trip to Prescott in recent months.
 Mining Investor Here.
 Theodore (. Burr, mining man of Bingham, Utah, is recent arrival to investigate certain holdings in the Mayer field, this being his second trip since December, and he may be- come an investor After License.
 C. c. Goodman, mining at Silver mountain, IS visitor on business and to procure a powder license He comes also to meet brother from Georgetown, Colo, who will become interested with him.
 Mining. Man Here.
 David Morgan, the prominently known mining operator of Jerome, general manager of the Verde Com bination, is in the city for few days on business pertaining to that cop per.
 Visiting Teacher.
 Miss Emma Evans, teaching in the public schools at Columbus, N. M., is in the city seeking a change of climate for her health. She has brother at Jerome, employed in a mine, who re- quested her to come.
 Country Visitor.
 William Ritter was a visitor yes terday from Kirkland valley, and with 8 smile on his face stated all again was serene on ranch and range since the drouth had gone out and the rain had drenched every inch of the coun- try.
 Back to Sunshine.
 Mrs. Louise Wetmore has returned from a seven months visit in Chi cago and is overjoyed to see sun shine once more. With her also ar rived Mrs. w. V. T. Landis of Camp Beauvoir, who has been in Philadel phia for eighteen months.
 Mining Business
 Col J. C. Rankin was an arrival yesterday from Los Angeles, and and leaves today for the Henrietta mine in which he is interested, re- ceiving news of development as note worthy since resumption short time ago. Camp Verde Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Thompson, MT and Mrs. Murdock and Mrs. Earl Hopper, of Camp Verde, motored to the city yesterday from Camp. Verde, the trip being made under difficulties owing to bad roads. All report much rejoicing over the heavy storms oi last week. -.-f Come By Train.
 MT. and Mrs. T. NJ. Allis, frequent visitors from Winslow, arrived yes terday, en route to the Jerome section, where Mir. Allis is interested as a stockholder in copper property. They abandoned their auto out oi Ash Fork, on account of roads being impassable. Back From Coast.
 Frank Munkittrick returned yester- day from San Francisco on trip of recreation for few weeks, and leaves later for his range interests near Goodwin. He is surprised as well as pleased to learn of the big storm since leaving. From the Amulet
 C. N. Brown, manager of the com tany which revived the Amulet silve, mine near Walker, was visitor Tues day, reporting development as con tinuing. He is well pleased with de- terminations made to date and work as planned to great depth will be car ried out. Health Restored. l
 The many friends in Prescott of Mrs. A. w. Kirsch, wife of pr. Kirsch will be pleased to learn that she was discharged yesterday from Mercy hospital and has returned to her home 1 at 3ll Union street, fully restored to health. She submitted to an opera l ton and at one time her condition | was considered as serious. Saw the Snow. Mir, and Mrs Bert C. Caulkins, of Sacaton, returned home yesterday af' ter visit since Sunday. This was the first time Mrs Caulkins had been in the snow since girl in her teens, and stated to friends she was pleas | ed with "the beautiful, but very much i disappointed in not enjoying sleigh l ride. (From rriday's Daily) Here From Kingman-
 John Mulligan, one of the promin- 1