Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-03
(From Saturdays Daily)

A. A. Johns arrived home yester- day afternoon from a short business visit to Swansea.
 Tucson Divine Will Preach.
 Rev. H. B. Roberts, D. D., of Tucson, will preach at the Marina street Methodist church, Sunday evening, at 8 o'clock.
 Goes to Coast.
 H. E. James, the assayer and met allurgist, formerly with the Midnight Test mine, left yeterday for Los on a brief business visit. Left for Los Angeles.
 T. E. Campbell, general manager of the Manhattan Securities mine interests in Arizona, left yesterday for Los Angeles on mining business.
 Mining Men Visit.
 Daniel Mccarthy arrived this af- ternoon from his mine in the Walnut Grove district, accompanied by Geo. Thayer and J. B. Altgrove, mining engineers, who have been examining mining properties in that section and other districts of the Bradshaw Mountains the past week. To the Coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. G. Maddox, the former the travelling auditor of the S. F., P. & P, will leave today for the coast, on nouting and to visit friends, a few weeks. Returns From Visit.
 Mrs. Frances Heslet returned yes terday from Phoenix, where sne has resided for some months, and is vis- iting with Mrs. E. B. Modem, on Mount Vernon avenue. Had Enjoyable Time.
 William Baker, with the meehan- ieal department of the s. F., P. & P, arrived yesterday from an extended visit in the East with relatives and friends, reporting an enjoyable time. VlSlClng helatlVeS.
 Samuel V. Goodman of Tyler, Tex, of which city he is an alderman, ar rived in Prescott, yesterday, to visit for a few days with his sister, Mrs. J. B. Girand, and his brother, Frank R. Goodman. Mine Examination Trip.
 NJ. G. Burns and F. O. Cummings, the latter of Tucson, and a well known mine engineer, left yesterday | for Humboldt, near which place they are called to make an examination of mining property. Will Visit Former Home.
 County School Superintendent Per sons will leave Monday for short visit at his old home at Delaven, N. r., and where Mrs. Persons is at | present. She will accompany nlm nome to Prescott on his return. Country Soaked
 Robert Burns, of the Lucky Star nine, reached the city yesterday and -eports his section soaked with the | leavy rains of the past few weeks, md the range outlook better than in recent years. Work on the above nine has bee nresumed with a small ,Oree by Henry Braun, the owner. The property is situated near Yaeger Janyon, in the Black Hills. Report Heavy Rains. 1
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Cline were arrivals in the city yesterday from he Camp Wood country on a visit with friends in the city for a few lays. MT. Cline reports that section IS passing through a very rainy sea on, and during the past few days he fall has been exceptionally heavy. Return to Former Home.
 MT. and Mrs. G. E. Allsted, the 'ormer the manager of the Midnight Test Mining company, left yesterday Or Minneapolis, Minn., their home. 'Ir. Allsted states that he will re- urn to this section in September O resume his duties at the above amp.
 Mine Work.
 Arthur Hendy, manager of the Copper Chief mines, near Jerome, eft yesterday to make his regular monthly inspection of that property. Development is progressing with mall foSce of miners, in running a tunnel to tap the vein, at great lepth, the estimated distance being 100 feet.
 Real Estate Sold
 A deed was recorded yesterday rom A. B. West of this city, who els to Mercy West Hall of Fl 2aso, Tex, lot II, in block 3, in East Prescott, for a nominal sum. The property transferred is desir- lble, and was owned by the late bn