Weekly journal-miner., 1918-03-27
Rangeman Pleased.

| untll late Tn ADrn. (From Tuesdays Dsily.)
 Attorney Arrives.
 Judge A. C. Baker, dean of Ari- zona lawyers, arrived from Phoenix | yesterday on professional trip. Official Business. Deputy |. s. Marshal Harry Carl son, of Jerome, was in the city yes terday on federal court matters. Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. W. H. F. Jones, wife of the Chaparral mining man, was an arri- val yesterday from the Little Jessie camp to visit with friends.
 Business Trip.
 w. A. Frazier, merchant of Mayer, motored to the city yesterday on a business trip, reporting industrial conditions as healthy since favorable weather permits travelling.
 Here From Coast.
 Mrs. C. N. Mortenson and daugh- ter, Miss Catherine. of Del Rosa, Calif.. arrived in Prescott on Satur- day for a visit at the home of the formers sister, Mrs. J. J. Brennan. Denirg Visitor.
 Mrs. Alice Berryman, visitor las, Summer, arrived Sunday from Dem ing, N. M., to remain indefinitely, and leaves later this week to visit with a son at Jerome.
 Seligman Visitors.
 Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Fred Campbell, of Seligman, are in the city, the former coming on official matters, and the latter to visit with friends.
 Mining Resumes.
 T. C. Hill was a visitor yesterday from Thumb Butte district, reporting quite a number of mines idle during the winter as again shaping up for action. It is probable this spring will see lively times.
 Miss Brennan Recovering.
 Miss Catherine Brennan. who re- gently underwent an operation at the Mercy hospital, was able to be moved to her home on Pleasant street the first of the week Here From Phoenix.
 Leroy Ladd. secretary of the com mission of State institutions. and Charles Osborn, also a member of the commission, were in Prescott on Sunday and made a trip of inspection of the Pioneers Home. Comes to Visit
 Miss Winnie Mcbride, of Valen-i tine, on the Santa Fe, was an arrival Sunday, coming to visit with her brother. foreman of the concentrating mill of the Consolidated at Hum boldt. Oil Rig Coming.
 Private telcgrams were received yesterday stating that arrangements had been completed for the F. A. i Edwards Oil and Refining Company. to carry out exploration plans as pre- viously announced. A party of those interested will arrive today to make the selection of site for drilling. Comes to Reside.
 Mrs. R. s. Cookinham and chil- dren, former residents of Prescott, re- turned last week from Tucson. to again make this city their home. Mir Cookinham is with the Prescott Farms Company. as chief engineer, and has entered on his important duties. Lively Camp.
 MT. and Mrs. C. C. Spaulding, the former manager of the Stoddard Commercial Company, were visitors yesterday. Mir. Spaulding reports the Binghamton as active and the mill producing a heavy tonnage of con centrates daily. the camp being one of the liveliest in that field. Locates in Coconino.
 Former Deputy Sheriff Joe F.. i Cook, of Clarkdalc, has removed to Coconino county and is now engaged . in the range cattle business. He was a visitor yesterday from Williams . His wife has gone to Williamson val ley to visit with her sister-in-law, Mrs. J. w. Stewart Mining Business.
 T. J. Sparks, identified with mining in this section, was a visitor yester- day from Phoenix, and stated later developments will mature by which large operations begin. He came to look over the situation, leaving for the south later, to return in a short time He is very optimistic over his interests.
 Visited Desert.
 Felix Haynes and Davis C. Sterl- ing, Apache county shcepmen, who had been inspecting their flocks on the desert, motored to the city Sun day. They expressed themselves as well satisfied with conditions. They will ship next month to their sum mer ranges in the north. Active Mining.
 M H. Ryan. who recently sold his