Weekly journal-miner., 1919-10-01
City Neus Tn Brief
(From Fridays Daily.)

SOIne 10 NlSlI
 Mir. and Mrs. F. w. Giroux and family oi Mayer are in the city for a few days visiting with friends.
 Miner on Vacation
 Joe Colson, a miner from the Humboldt district, arrived yesterday from Humboldt He will enjoy the Prescott fall weather for a few days. Business Trip
 Mrs. Louis Shrade of Mayer en- gagged in the hotel business, was in the city yesterday on matters per taining to her interests.
 Mining Business
 A. Oeschsler, a well known min ing operator of Cherry Cree district, visited the city yesterday on busi- ness.
 Visiting Friends
 Mrs. A. D. Woodmansee of Wick cnburg has been in the city during the week visiting with friends, being formerly a resident.
 Moose Initiation
 For the purpose of initiating a big class, the Loyal Order of Moose will meet tonight in the O. K. hall. A large attendance is predicted, as well as a good time.
 Fine Showing
 Al Vroom, a visitor yesterday from the ]. & ]. mining camp, in the Cop per Basin district, reported the show ing as gratifying, and it was stated a large line of development is to be vigorously carried out, and re- duction plant is now under consid- eration for this silver
 To Attend Funeral
 NJ. J. Lawler of Hillside arrived in the city Wednesday night from his mining camp to attend the funeral of his brother, Daniel Lawler, whose death occurred on Tuesday. Home Ready
 With everything ready but the in stallation of the furniture, Floyd Williams in a few days will occupy the recently completed residence he erected on Park avenue.
 Bought Material
 William Shaw, the homebuilder, returned yesterday from Los Ange- les, where he bought line of build ing material with which to complete construction of a dozen new homes now under way in this city. In From Near Haines
 Levi Jones, formerly in the trans fer business in this city, was visiting friends yesterday, coming in from the cattle ranch he has recently taken over. His new venture IS on the sum- flower flats near Haines postofice. Good Season
 Robert Finnie of Beaver Creek isI visiting the city, and reports an eX- cellent season in marketing his fruit, peaches being particularly in big de- mand. He reports farmers and cat tlemen as thriving also.
 Concludes Visit
 Miss Emeline McCurdy of Albu- querque, who has been visiting with Prescott friends during the week, leaves today for Berkeley, Cal, to enter the university. Her parents are contemplating coming to this sec ton to reside. Winter Visitor
 Mrs. George L. Eagan is in the city from Vallego, Cal, and will spend the greater part of the winter on the range in the Black Canyon country with a son, and later goes to Tucson to be with a sister, Mrs. Peter L. | Overman. Going to Phoenix
 Senator Hugh Campbell of Flag staff visited the city yesterday for short time, while CT route to Phoe- nix on a business trip. He stated the northern counties were never in 1 such fine shape for the livestock in 'dustry.
 Young Lady III
 Miss Lulu Felds of Camp Verde was brought to the city on Wednes- day and placed in Mercy hospital quite i'll, and later it will be decided ! whether an operation will be neces- sary. Her condition yesterday was said to be quite satisfactory Returns to Duty
 Miss E. M. Henry, trained nurse. | who had been filling a temporary en- gagement at the Consolidated hos pital Humboldt, during the absence of Dr. Vivian, has returned to Mercy ! hospital, this city, to resume her du- ties, which many will be pleased to learn.
 Goes to the Range . Levi Jones has returned from the Hillside country, where he has de- ,cided to engage in the range cattle industry, saying there is enough feed this season for ten times the number of cattle now grazing in that country. His herd is small for astarter, but of high grade bovines. Going to Desert
 Erwin Lane is in the city from Big Bug creek, where he had been placer | mining, and leaves in a few days for the LaPaz section for the winter to follow this pursuit That region is -o,,a-aJ Inv at, Indian recarv-a and |