Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-16
Good Advice.

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 (From Sundays Daily.D Visitor From Mine.
 Elmer w. Wells, of the Lelan mine, Chaparral, is in the city for a short visit with his parents and on business matters. Vacation Trip.
 ]. A. Hope, president of the Bash ford Burmister Co.,, left yesterday for the coast on a two weeks trip, in which business will be combined with pleasure.
 From Humboldt.
 Contractor Geo. w. Sines visited from Humboldt yesterday with his family in this city, and returns to his business tomorrow. He states the rcd metal town continues to prosper Range Visitor.
 Elza Brown, a well known range man of the Congress Junction coun- try. was in the city yesterday and re- ported an exceptionally fine outlook for winter grazing.
 Mining Man Herer.
 L. x. Wombacher, of the Blue Monster, Cherry creek district. was visitor yesterday, reporting develop ment as going ahead, and determina- tions satisfactory.
 Winter Visit.
 Mrs. ]. \. Piper left yesterday for Buckeye, where her daughter, Miss Minnie Piper, is teaching public school. and will remain away during the winter.
 Banker Arrives.
 I. (. McCord, of Victor, Colorado, is a recent arrival in Prescott, com ing to accept situation with the Prescott State Bank, entering on his duties few days ago. Pneumonia Victims.
 Mrs. Carrie Young and Mrs. D. D. Anderson, both trained nurses. are reported to be suffering from bad at tacks of pneumonia, which are bctiev- ed to have developed from infections of Spanish influenza Rural Visitor.
 Peter Marx, q pioneer resident ot Walnut creek, was a visitor yester- day, bringing in his usual weekly lot of farm produce. He states crops as a rule are satisfactory this year, al- though not as bountiful as formerly. From the Camp.
 Ed. Haney, who is developing copper-cinnebar mine near Ramsgate is in the city and states that new work is giving excellent returns. He will build wagon road from his camp to the railroad station to get ready to ship to the market in short time.
 Home From Outing.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. C. Lewis, who had been on the coast on an outing for the past month and visiting with relatives in San Francisco, returned yesterday and the first named has resumed his duties in the operating service of the s. F. P. & P. Coast Outing.
 City Agent Fred Cromwell, of the s. F. P. & P, has returned from the coast after an outing of the past month, his wife accompanying him. Their daughter, Miss Mary Crom- well, remained and has entered Stan ford university.
 Concludes Visit
 Mrs. l.. O. Tucker, former resi- dent, wife of the reported of the Su- perior court, Pinal county, concluded a two months visit yesterday at the old home and returned to Florence. While in the city she was a guest oi her sistcr-in-law, Mrs. Arnold Cruick shank
 Visitors Leave.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Nafe Van Fossen, parents of Mrs. Austin Mulvenon, who had been visiting Prescott for the past month, returned home to Pueblo, Colorado, on Friday. They are making the trip overland, in auto. They will remain at the Grand Cam yon for fdw days. Big Crops.
 R. s. Buckingham, engineer of the Prescott Farms Co.,, was a visitor yesterday from Jerome Junction re- porting crops generally as satisfac- tory. The yield of alfalft will be heavy. The fourth cutting for the season is now going on. The project has had abundant water for irrigat- ing from Lake Watson. Returns Home.
 Mrs. Henry Purdy in in the city from Copper creek, near Mayer, to- meet her little daughter Louise, who returned yesterday morning from Holbrook, whre she had been visit ing with a cousin, and was called home by her mother owing to the