Weekly journal-miner., 1918-01-30
City NeOs In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily.)

 ing after some legal business in Lol Angeles.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Wiley Coughran. of Skull val ley, was a visitor yesterday with friends in the city.
 Brief Visitor
 l.. A. kehr, accountant Of the Uni ted Verde Extension, was brief visi tor from Jerome on Tuesday. Returns Home.
 Mrs. Ella T. Barry, of Las Vegas Nevada, is in the city, en route home after visiting at Verde with sister and other relatives.
 Mining Business.
 C. T. Jolly, who has mining inter ests near Jerome, was an arrival yes terday, coming to consult with as sociates in this city.
 From Big Farm.
 Charles Anderson, an attache oi the Alfalfa Farms Co.,, is in the city from Jerome Junction on a business trip.
 Visiting Jerome.
 Mrs. George Kingdom, wife Of the general manager of the United Verde Extension, arrived from Phoenix or Tuesday, and left yesterday for Je- rome to remain indefinitely with her husband
 Taking Layof.
 Sandy" Huntington, who had been looking after the freighting business of Geo. (. Ruffner in Skull valley, is in the city on a vacation trip. and later leaves for Phoenix to visit with his mother.
 From the South.
 Mir. and Mrs. Deniel Allison, oi Pima county, are in the city en route to Verde valley, for a short visit with relatives, making the journey in auto Both were former residents of Je- rome.
 Mining Man Here.
 w. H. Bauder, for many years de- veloping a property in Santa Maria district. was an arrival yesterday on a business trip, giving good report of that field, where quite a number of properties are again in action. Range Visitor.
 Jones ]. Bishop, well known in range circles of the Anvil Rock coun- try, motored to the city yesterday, re- porting the cattle situation as quite satisfactory, considering the drouth He is not alarmed over the outlook. Well Again.
 Miss Nellie Warrington. who ac- companied her parents to this city about three weeks ago. and contract ed measles, has fully recovered and left for Arlington, Maricopa county yesterday, her mother taking her home.
 Gives Good Report.
 William Christman was an arrival yesterday from Copper creek, Eureka district, where he is interested in mines, and states there are several movements under headway and the general situation is better than known for many years. (. Here From Fl Paso.
 w. w. Williams. prominent min- ing engineer from Fl Paso, was in Prescott yesterday, being on his way home from the Mayer section, where he had gone to look over group oi claims in which he may become in terested
 From the Mines.
 P. P. Parker, interested in mines near Turkey station, was an arriva! yesterday, and reported considerable activity in silver properties, and the field generally getting shaped up for other operations. He is quite optim- istic over the outlook.
 Called Home.
 George E. Samms, mining man oi Alameda, Cal, who arrived Tuesday afternoon from Wickenburg, was called home yesterday, owing to the serious illness of daughter, afflicted with measles. He has taken an option on three different properties, one in the Mayer section, and will return later.
 Back From Camp Kearny.
 Mrs. D. D. Anderson, who has been at Camp Kearny, Cal, for the past several weeks for a visit with her hus- band, lieutenant in the Arizona con- tineent, returned to Prescott yes terday, and states that all of the Yavapai county lads at that camp are feeling fine and enjoying their new duties. Visitors From Mine.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Ely were ar rivals yesterday from the mining camp of the former in the Black Hills recently established, the latter leav' ing later for San Bernardino, Cal. her home. She returns during April to make this city her temporary home. Mir. Ely is quite well pleased with his interests, and later his two associates will arrive on an inspection trip. He comes from Orc Grandc Cal, where he had been mining.