Weekly journal-miner., 1918-08-07
City NeUs Tn Brief
(From Thursdays Daily.l

fornia. 10 be away for the next month Brief Outing.
 Dr. R. \. Looney left yesterday for Long Beach, Cal, for brief visi with his wife. returning early next week.
 Buying Supplies.
 James Ward is in the city from Wolf creek. where he started a camp recently. He comes after supplie, and powder license.
 Country Visitor
 J. (. Young, farming and ranging in Ferguson valley, IS a visitor on business. reporting those industries in excellent condition.
 Mining Business.
 C. \. Brown, in charge Of the Amu- let silver mine, near Walker, is in the city for few days on business for the company which is operating the property.
 Dentist Arrives.
 Dr. H. \. Berry, formerly a resi- dent of Prescott. has returned from St. Johns, and hereafter will be as sociated with Dr. J. Harvey Blain in tue Ol utHllSll N-
 Mining Men Here.
 L. N. Wombacher and Joe Lees, mining men of Cherry creek district. both interested in desirablv rated properties, are in the city on business, and report considerable activity in that field.
 From Tungsten Field.
 William Connors. of the tungsten firm of Connors. Wood & Lawler, operating in Eureka district. is in the city on a business triD, and reports production as now under headway. Brief Visit
 ]. T. Sheffield. manager of the Puntenney Lime Co.,. was brief visi- tor yesterday from Cedar Glade. re- porting production as being maintain ed up to the standard Of past years. Business Visitor.
 Egbert Butcher. the Skull valley merchant, was a brief visitor yester- day on business. and reported that from present indications there would be big harvest this fall of war crops. Leaves City.
 C. A. Long. popularly known youth of this city, left yester- day for Los Angeles where he will reside. engaging in business with his father. who is identified with the Publicity Investment Go.
 Back to Range.
 Mir. and Mrs. Guy Bozarth return cd yesterday to their range home in Western Yavapai after a visit Of a week with relatives and friends. The first named states the cattle situation in that region is better than at this time last year.
 Range People Here.
 MT. and Mrs. Ml A. Perkins and daughter, Miss Fannie Perkins, motor ed to the city Tuesday from Perkins vile, and will visit with friends for a few days. Mir. Perkins states rain will be needed soon. the present warm wave rapidly drying mp new feed. Venezia Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Tomilson are in the city from the Venezia mining camp, Crook canyon, where the for mer is carrying out large develop ment, and reports conditions as grati- flying, as new ore bodies are being opened.
 Vacation at Home.
 Miss Susie Murphy, an attache of the State house at Phoenix is a recent arrival and will spend her months vacation in Prescott with friends. She is at the home of her mother, Mrs. Julia Murphy. Mining Business.
 O. I. Tawney, who has silver mines operating near Turkey station, is visiting the city on business, and re- ports more activity in white metal operations than in many years. Quite large shipments are to start in a short time. Come for Summer.
 Fen s. Hildreth left yesterday for Phoenix to bring to Prescott for the summer his two children. who will be joined here by Mrs. Hildreth, a ! visitor for several weeks, who is with a son under medical treatment. Medical Mission.
 w. A. Cline, who had been at Long Beach, Cal for several weeks, seek ing relief for heart trouble at a sea level elevation, has gone to Roches- ter, Minnesota to be placed under treatment at Mayo Brothers hospital. His condition is said to be not satis- factory.
 Visiting Lawyer.
 John C. Forrest, legal representa- tive of the Southern Pacific, with . headquarters at Phoenix, is in the city on professional business, as well as to look after his realty interests. He is a former resident of Prescott and receives a welcome from many friends.
 Return From South.
 Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Berry and family of five children, visitors in June, returned during the week from Chandler, to take a second whirl at the Yavapai ozone and they will re- main until school opens. Mir Berry states the present summer is the warmest ever known in Salt River valley, and the duration of the heat is a surprise to oldtime residents. O1d-Timer Balks.
 Thos. A. Swinton, of Pima county, for over forty-five years an Arizonian, is a recent arrival and states he threw 1, 4t,