Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-24

7 have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. Price of this city, for several days, the latter their daughter, re- turned to their home in Phoenix yesterday. They were very agree ably impressed with the climate and the scenic attractions of this sec ton.
 Country Active.
 John Kelly, who is developing the Hearst group of gold mines near the Jersey Lily, was an arrival in the city yesterday after supplies for his camp. In addition to the good showing on his property, MT. Kelly states that the district is very ae- tive, and heavy production is going on at many points adjacent to his claims.
 Deserved Vacation.
 Mrs. Josephine McPherson, the cap able librarian of the Prescott Pub lie library, left Sunday for Los An geles and other coast cities for a few weeks visit with friends and to visit the many public libraries of the principal cities. Mrs. McPner- son is taking her first vacation in five years, or since assuming her re- sponsible duties.
 Touring the Country.
 Mrs. H. W. Blaekey, wife of H. W. Blaekey, one of the prominent attorneys of Van Vert, Ohio, wno is touring the West, after several days in the city as the guest of MT. and Mrs. W. s. Norviel, left yesterday for Phoenix, where she will visit with friends, returning to this sec tion later. She is en route to the coast, and is accompanied by her daughter, Miss Kathlyn Blaekey. Starts NH Grinding.
 John Harlan, superintendent of the Big Pine mines, near the Senator, while in the city yesterday, stated that the Huntington mill on his property had been erected and was being run on a test of the ores. He feels very much elated over the mine's showing, and will prepare to get the proposition under neadway on a steady basis after the determ- nations are made by the plant. Brief Trip to Coast.
 Forest Mckinley, president of the Big Butte Mining company, near Walnut Grove, left Sunday for Los Angeles, and will return about Sep tember 1st, accompanied by his wife and children, and they will go to their mining camp to reside perm. anently. MT. Mckinley is expecting four members of the board of dir eetors to arrive about September 10th, when arrangements will be made for the starting of his enter prise permanently.
 off for the Desert.
 John Blackburn and John King, both we'll known miners of this sec tion, left yesterday for the desert regions, the former to Parker and the latter to the Planet mines, near Bouse.
 Outing Trip to Coast.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Russell and children left yesterday for the coast resorts of Southern California, where the latter will remains with friends for a three months outing. MT. Rus sell will return to the city in a few days.
 From the South.
 Archie and Ilee Campbell, well known stoekmen of Walnut Grove, were arrivals in the city yesterday on live stock business. Both are pleased over the possibilities of that section being favored with a new wagon road, and say that the farm ing element is especially anxious to have a new avenue to this city open ed to their interests.
 Amazed at Wonder.
 The Misses Hattie and Elizabeth Baker returne dto the city yesterday after a few days at the Grand Can yon, and are at the home of Mir. and Mrs. W. T. King. They were charmed with the magnifieenee of that wonderful creation of nature, and speak in terms of admiration of the marvellous sight witnessed. They are preparing to leave this city for their home in Mereed, Cal, after sev- eral weeks visit in this section.
 CLoUDBURST DOES DAMAGE.