Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-06

ney in the auto of Harry McMichael.
 The party made the trip especially
 to see the celebrated motion picture
 of the Selig Company at the Elks
 theater on Sunday evening.
 Build Summer Home.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Bishop of
 Phoenix, with their five daughters,
 are recent arrivals at Idylwild and
 have concluded to make that addition
 their future Summer home. Mir.
 Bishop is the State representative of
 the American Aluminium Company.
 He, yesterday placed an order for the building of bungalow on the
 lot he owns in that resort.
 Visiting Rangeman.
 Abundant rains and old-time range conditions in evidence. was the re-
 port made yesterday by Nelson Pun
 tenney, who is in the city from Big
 Chino valley on court and other
 matters
 Military People Leave
 Captain and Mrs. E. w. Hill. Cap
 tain C. R. Price, Lieut. D. A. Massie and Sergeant Threlkeld, all of Phoe- nix, returned home Saturday. These officers were in the, team to qualify Camp Perry. Ohio for the national Guard of the State, who are to go to Camp Perry. Ohio, for thei national shooting tournament later in the month.
 Southern Visitors
 MT. and Mrs J. H. Whetson and two children, Mrs. w C. Glascock and daughter. and Miss Ffemn1ing. all of Phoenix, were arrivals in the city Saturday to remain for the rest of the Summer season and to enjoy the climate
 Visit Ends.
 Mrs. F. B. SIagle and two daugh- ters. after a sojourn in the city for the past six weeks. returned to Phoe- nix Saturday, and expressed them selves as charmed with the city and the climate.
 Trip of Recreation.
 Col J. C. Hess, a real estate broker of Los Angeles, after a trip of recreation to the Valinda Rancho in Williamson valley, of several days, as the guest of Geo. A. Carter, returned to the Coast yesterday. Prefer Prescott
 Mir and Mrs. A. C. Ryer returned to the city Monday from Seligman, Missouri, the latter hastening the trip home owing to illness and the disagreeable weather of the above country. Both are pleased to again enjoy the finest climate on this earth.
 Home.
 Miss Beth Block, daughter of Ed Block, returned Monday from Bos- ton, where she graduated recently from the Mount Ida College, with high honors, winning distinction in accomplishments. En route, she visited with her brother, Gary Block, at Twin Lakes, Illinois, for a few weeks. She is welcomed home by many friends and will make her home here permanently. Fatal Affliction.
 Frederick s. Miles, a recent ar rival, afflicted with tuberculosis, passed away Monday morning in he western part of the city, among the pines, where he had built tent home. He was man of promin- ence and comes from a well-to-do family in Asheville, N. C. He will be buried today from the chapel of H. NJ. Maus & Co.,, and interment will take place in Odd Fellows relatives requesting this disposition to be made of the body. The deceased was aged about 45 years, and came to this section early n the Summer.
 Outside Visitors.
 Roy Ralston, the cattleman of the Verde valley, and Morse Darnell, he merchant of Hillside, were ar .ivals in the city Monday on busi- less. The latter reports the finish ng touches being given the new Hillside roadway, and a fine piece 'f highway is ready for any class 'f vehicles, with many passing to md from the south. All pronounce | the best piece of road work in he county.
 Engineer Leaves.
 M. Stockder, prominently known as mining engineer and with the American Smelling and Refining Co, eturned to Tucson Monday, hay ng concluded a five days obser- -ation of the mineral conditions n the Copper Basin district. He vas taken over the. State highway as ar as Senator during the day. and himself as fascinated with he beauties of the mountain scenery, he ideal climate, and above every hing else, the pretty location of the