Weekly journal-miner., 1911-09-20
New Engineer Coming.


 mcrly with the Southern Pacific railroad. will arrive in Prescott to. day from Toledo. Ohio, and will be assigned to the territorial highway south of this city He will succeed P. R. Goodman, transferred to the Verde field. and is highly spoken of he will be identified in that field.
 (From Tuesdays Daily Visiting old Home.
 j. Thorbeckc, Jerome business man, is in the city visiting with old time friends and acquaintances. and will return home today.
 Leaves for New Field.
 Jobn Whalen left sunday for Idaho, where he goes Co take charge of q mine ou the Boise river. He has many friends to regret his departure. Legal Mission.
 r.. \. Clark left Sunday for Flag. staff. where he is called on profes- sional business before the term of court which convened yesterday. Climatic Attraction.
 Miss E. C. Morse and brother, Glenn Morse, are recent arrivals from Phoenix aud will remain indefinitely for the benefit of the health of the latter.
 Visiting Friends
 M. F. and C. W. Tackitt, of Flag staff, sons of Deputy Sheriff F. Nj. Tackitt of Coeonino county, are in the city for a few days visiting with friends
 Leaves for Coast.
 A. ]. Richardson of the Arizona Mine Supply company, left Sunday for Venice. Cal, where he will join his wife and enjoy an outing for n few weeks.
 Goes to College. ( Perry NJ. Ling, son of Reese NJ. Ling, left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he will enter the University of southern California for the fall and winter term.
 En Route to Frisco.
 Geo. D. Bunch, the we'll known min. ing man, came in from Stoddard yesterday and will leave this after. noon for San Francisco to attend to some business matters.
 heturns Home.
 The many friends in the city of Mrs. T. M. Marmont will be pleased 10 learn that she has returned from Missoula, Mont, where she has been visiting with relatives during the summer.
 Return From East.
 Mrs. II. x. Coleman and daughter, Miss Mary Coleman, returned yester. day from Chicago. where they have been visiting with friends during the summer. They will join Mr. Coleman at the Snnnyside mine n few miles south of the city.
 Homo Prom Canyon.
 Mrs. 0. W. Brockman, bookkeeper for R. n. Burmister < Sons company, and Miss Anna Caspari. stenographer in the offices of Judge Henry T. Andrews, have returned from trip to the Grand Canyon, where they spent their annual vacation. s Home From Canyon.
 William Ebel, George Calder and Frank Lang returned yesterday in the famous "Yellow Kid" car from n trip to the Grand Canyon. making the journey from start to finish in the vehicle, and denying that rail. road accommodations were sought. Outside of few flyers taken down several canyons and a series of pun. etures the trip was very pleasant one and which will be repeated when. ever they have the time to do so. Politician Returns. Henry r. Ashurst, who has been stumping southern Arizona counties in behalf of his senatorial aspirations for the United States senate on the democratic ticket, returned Co the city yesterday. He will return south in few days to resume his canvass. Mining Visitors.
 Robert Mitchell brother of George Mitchell. of the Clara Consolidated Gold, Silver and Copper Mining com. pany, and T, A. Mccullough, are in the city from Copper Basin district, where they have been looking over the mineral situation for several days.
 Heavy Production.
 D. J. Sullivan, president of the United Gold Mines company, of Con. gross, was in the city yesterday on A