Weekly journal-miner., 1918-01-09
City NeUs In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily.)

Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs II. D. Shepherd of Kirkland valley. are in the city 10, few days visiting with friends. Home From San Diego.
 Miss Opal Creekrnur and mother, Mrs. " B. Creekmur, returned New Years day from visit to San Diego Legal Business.
 Judge John J. Hawkins arrived yes terday from Los Angeles to remain for a visit, having legal business to attend to.
 Aid Society Meeting.
 There will be a meeting of the Baptist Missionary Aid Society this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the church parlors.
 The Questionnaires.
 The local board yesterday mailed out another installment of the ques tionnaires, all numbered up to 2S3o now having been placed in the mails Pioneer Visitor.
 John McKinnon, one of the best known of pioneer resident, is in the city from his camp near Senator on a business trip.
 To the Coast.
 Martin Hahn, well known in this section as a miner, left yesterday for Los Angeles to visit with a brothe, for few weeks.
 Mining Business.
 James Rees, well known in mining circles of Congress. was a visitor yes terday on business pertaining to his interests.
 Range Visitor.
 T. L. Morris was a visitor yester- day from Hillside, and reported his goat business in good shape, con- sidering the drouth which is prevail ing. Mining Man Here.
 William Connors, W ho is operating tungsten mines in Eureka district was a visitor yesterday on business, reporting development as continuing and heavy production being made. Mining Man Visits.
 Jules Baumann was a visitor yes terdav from the Baumann Copper Mining Co.,, camp near Humboldt, having business matters of impoI' tance to attend to. Range Investors.
 A. H.. Hewitt, of New Mexico, and Geo. D. Stephens, of Douglas, arrived yesterday to make an investigation of range conditions in this county with the view to investing. Rosie's Bail Reduced.
 Rosie Brooks, the young woman who was recently arrested for posses sion or selling whisky, and who was at liberty under a bond of Sl!OOO, yes terday had her bond reduced to $500. Visiting Teachers.
 Miss Harriet Wells and Miss Mar garet Copeman, teachers of the May. l CT public school and Mrs. l.. M. Rodgers, teacher at Humboldt, spent yesterday in the city with friends. Home on Furlough.
 L. E. Bunyard attached to the 18th Engineering corps of the army, and Frank D. Roberts, of the l5Sth In- fantry, both stationed at Camp Rear ney, are in the city on a short fur lough. Senator Hall Here.
 State Senator Ernest Hall of Wick enburg is a business visitor in Pres colt this week. Mir Hall states that mining activities in his part of the county are on the boom, and that the cattle whereabouts are looking good in spite of the feed shortage. Back From Coast.
 Granville Fain, who had been in | San Francisco for sometime visiting his brother, John Fain, who is under i treatment at St. Francis hospital for paralysis, returned during the week, bringing word that the afflicted man is regaining his health, which his sl many friends in this county will be 1 pleased to learn. Returns to School
 Miss Mary Auchauer, of Mayer, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. w. b. i Achaucr, who had been spenling the Christmas holidays at home, visited yesterday with Prescott friends, leav- | ing later for Tempe Normal to rel sume her studies. Short Visit.
 Mrs. J. P. Metz, en route to Pres colt, Ariz., stopped over here for a | few hours visit with friends. Mrs. Metz will be pleasantly remembered as Miss Carolyne Triplett, charming Kentucky girl, who visited here and added greatly to the life of the young CT social et-Albuquerque Journal.
 (From Fridays Daily) Come to Visit.