Weekly journal-miner., 1918-01-02
Country Visitors.
(From Fridays Daily)

visitors yesterday with Prescott rela tives and friends, coming from Kirk land valley in auto. Visitors From Mine. Mir. and Mrs. C. ]. Murdock, the former foreman of the Blue Bell, near Mayer, were in the city yester- day to visit with friends.
 Visiting on Coast.
 Attorney John Russell is spending the week in several of the coast cities, expecting to return to Prescott with in the next week or so.
 Wants Citizenship.
 George Czanyko, native of Aus tria, yesterday applied to Clerk P J. Farley for his first set of papers in the process of naturalization. Here for Funeral
 Michael Enright and Pat Gallaghe. of Humboldt were Prescott visitors yesterday, being here to attend the funeral of the late George Moorman. Anderson on Coast.
 Attorney LeRoy Anderson left yes terday afternoon for Los Angeles, where he will remain for few days looking after some legal business. Holiday Visit
 Mrs. F.. ]. F. Horne is in Bisbee to remain until after the holiday sea son, and is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Fred Reynolds. and many friends in the city.
 Mining Men Here.
 ]. H. VanZandt, who is operating mine near Turkey, and James P. Cleator, also a mining man and mer- chant of the above section, are in the city on business trip.
 Eastern Visitor.
 Miss Jeanette Robertson, of Shir- ley, Massachusetts, IS recent ar rival to visit with her brother, R. Robertson, the mining operator of Kirkland district.
 Taking Layoff.
 Con Johnson, one of the well known miners of this section, was an arrival during the week from Walker min ing camp and will remain until after the holidays.
 Mining is Active.
 ]. A. Martin was a visitor yesterday from Mayer, and reported a better outlook for mining than ever known. Many coppers are developing and some quite large deals are under consideration.
 Returns to Camp.
 Frank H. Hester, one Of the best known mining men in this field, operating a copper group near the Commercial, returned to his camp yesterday, after spending Christmas with friends in the city. Visiting Teachers.
 Miss Ellen Hopkins, musical in structor in the Jerome public schools and Miss Mayme Bolts, who has charge of the art department. of the same schools, were arrivals from Phoenix yesterday where they spent Christmas with friends. They are to remain here until the end of the week. Visiting Parents.
 Miss Lavinia NJ. Hendey, super visor of physical education of the Sacramento, California schools, is spending the holiday vacation with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Hendey of S22 West Gurley. Miss Hendey expects to remain until Jan. 5th, at which time she returns tC Sacramento.
 Visiting at Henrietta.
 Mrs. James O'Brien of Humboldt was a Prescott visitor yesterday, coming to attend the funeral of the late George Moorman. She was ac- companied on her return trip by Miss Rosemary Farley, who will visit at the O'Brien home for several days, being the guest of her friends, Miss Mary O'Brien.
 Plenty of Feed. George Whitaker is in the cit, from Big Bug district, and reports the ranch and range situation as sat isfactory Water is abundant and feed is plentiful on the range, such favorable condition for the cattle man never having been known fon many years.
 Holiday Trip.
 C. s. Hogan, who recently took over the Tomboy group and started a camp near Walker, left during the week for Los Angeles, to remain un- til after New Years, when he returns to make this city his future home. He stated that development was making good headway and he was very much pleased with his. investment. Prominent Visitors.
 Dr. and Mrs. C. w. Chamberlin, of Yakima, Washington were arrivals this week to remain for an extendco visit with their daughter, Mrs. w. W. Pickerill, wife of the local auto supply dealer Dr. Chamberlin is one of the largest fruit growers in the above State. as well does he enjoy wide prominence as leading citizen. Back From Bradshaws. | Q w Rlickenstaff has returned