Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-31
City NeOs In Brief
(From Thursdays DailvD

From Thursdays DailyD
 Summer Outing.
 Mrs. C. A. Long left yesterday for Los Angeles for a summer outing and also to visit with her mother-in- law, Mrs. John Moore.
 From the Country.
 Albert Wcisling, farming in Peoples valley, is visitor on business, report ing an excellent outlook in his line since heavy rains have fallen.
 Physician Visits.
 Dr. J. W. McElwee, a Los Angeles physician, was a visitor to Prescott during the week, to attend a patient here. returning home yesterday. Phoenix Visitor
 II C. CavneSS was an arrival yes terday from Phoenix to remain for a brief visit with his wife and family, who are spending the summer in Prescott.
 Recruiting at Humboldt.
 In order to readily meet enlisting demands for the service, naval re- cruiting office has been opened at Humboldt. and will be maintained for a short time only.
 Mining Business.
 G. E. Abernathy, shift boss at the Ringhampton, was brief visitor yes terdav from the camp near Mayer, returning later in the day. His re- port was excellent of the showing Of this copper. Back From Coast.
 n \ A1tnnrn miners who had been on an outing to San Francisco, returned during the week. MT. Prcntiss also visited at Camp Lewis with two brothers in the army, from Idaho.
 Boosting Golfer.
 Mrs. Marguerite O'Hara, Of Albu- querque. N. M.. formerly of Navajo county, is in Prescott, and IS making a campaign among women in behalf of Senator Fred Golfer for the demo- cratic nomination for governor. She remains for few weeks. leaving for Cochise, Gila and Grcenlce counties. Good Outlook.
 D. A. Seaman, well known in min ing circles as an engineer, and identi- fled with the Crook canyon field as an owner. is visiting the city and re- ports several properties as shaping up for early aftion Primary opera tions are already under way at some of the principal properties. Insurance Event.
 Ed. F. Bowers, Northern Arizona representative of the Equitable Life Insurance Co.,. left yesterday for Lake Tahoe. Cal, to attend a five days convention which begins on next Monday. In addition to business to be considered a varied line of outing attractions is to be given several hundred delegates.
 Business Visit.
 Mrs. H. K. Behn, of Phoenix, visit ed the city during the week on bust ness pertaining to her realty inter csts, returning home yesterday. She stated that her husband is now in Washington in the service of the government in the war revenue de- partment. while her daughter, Miss Eva Behn, is attached to another line of federal duty.
 Here From Phoenix.
 Attorney Albert D. Leyhe Of Phoe- nix was in Prescott yesterday for a short visit, being on his way from Ash Fork where he had gone to help settle up a big mining deal. The transaction completed yesterday is said to involve one of the largest properties in the northern part of the state. but the details of the bargain were not ready to make public, ac- cording to Mir. Lcyhe. Desert Visitors.
 Mrs. B. I. Ingalls, and daughters, the Misses Bertha and Carrie Ingalls,, arr in the city from the Planet min ing country near Parker, to remain indefinitely. Mir. Ingalls, accompanied them to Prescott and continued to Colorado Springs, Colo, on business for his copper interests. The visi- tors state such warm summer has never been known, and mining forces have been curtailed to a minimum. Mines Active.
 l. P. Cleator, merchant and miner of Turkey station, is in the city, giv- ing an excellent report of silver min ing in that field, many properties now being in the producing stage. Ship ping begins in a short time and indi- cations point to heavy returns in the aggregate. Some of the properties, he says, carry quite grade of bon anza ore. and there IS considerable interest shown over future develop