Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-20
City NeOs In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily

(From Thursdays Daily.l Visitors From Country.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Roberts, 0 Fair Oaks, visited yesterday witt friends in the city.
 Brief Visit.
 John Flanagan, well known resi dent of Kirkland, engaged in freight ing, was a brief visitor yesterday or business.
 Goes to Nogales.
 Clarence E. Stewart left yesierda, for Nogales to attend the convention of the Arizona Livestock Association which meets on Friday.
 Back From Coast.
 Mir. snd Mrs. Fred Back, of CamI Verde, who had been visiting on the coast, passed through the city a few days ago for home.
 Come to Visit
 Dr. and Mrs. ]. w. Osborn, oi Camp Verde, are in the city for : few days visiting with friends and or business.
 Flying Trip.
 I. T. Rush, managing Haselfeld hotel 1t Kirkland, was a visitor yes terday on business and to meet old time friends, returning home later in the day.
 Land Deal
 Dr. ]. T. Taylor, of Verde valley, has closed the deal for a 4O-acre strip of the Ed. Mulholland ranch, ard turned the property over to his sons to cultivate.
 Visitor From Mine.
 Fritz Vierthaler, foreman of the Tillie Starbuck, was visitor yester- day, reporting development as pro- ceeding and mine conditions were gratifying.
 New Physician
 Dr. C. A. Klein, owner of Pine Lawn sanitarium, west of this city, has removed to Prescott and will pr ractice his profession, securing of- fices ir Bashford block. Humboldt P. M. Here.
 A. w. Brommey, postmaster at Humboldt, was Prescott visitor yes terday. MT. Brommey, who is an ex- perienced electrician, has offered his services to the army, and IS no" awaiting word as to the outcome ot his application.
 Coast Visitor.
 D. E. Dugan, a former resident, ar rived yesterday from Santa Clara, Cal, and is stopping over one day, Leing en route to Albuquerque. to tol- lcw electrical engineering. He was formerly with the old Prescott Elec- tric Co.
 Country Visitor.
 HI. Crane was a visitor yesterday from Walnut creek, reporting the farmer as at a standstill and blowing has been deferred owing to unfavor- able soil conditions. He also stated the wagon road out of Simmons IS badly cut up by recent storms. Back From California.
 Mrs. Llewellyn Cartmell, who has beeu visiting with friends and rela- lives at Santa Ana, California, re- turned to Prescott yesterday and will make her home in this city with her daughter, Miss Helen Cartmell, depu- ty clerk of the Superior court. To the Coast.
 w. s. Wilhelm left yesterday for Long Beach, Cal, for brief visit on business, and returns early next week. He is reviving the Little Johnny mine in Hassayampa district, and af- ter his return starts operations on the New State, Elk and probably the Ruth.
 Country Very Dry.
 R. V. Coughran was visitor yes terday from Skull valley and stated high, dry winds were drying up the country, and ranch and range inter ests are suffering. But little blowing is going on and the good outlook of a few weeks ago, after big storms, has given way to state of gloom. General Delivery to Be Open.
 Postmaster Herndon yesterday an nounced that the general delivery of the postoffice would be open only be- tween l2 and l2:3O today, this being the day set apart for the celebration of the sixth anniversary of the admis- sion of Arizona into the ranks of statehood.