Weekly journal-miner., 1913-09-10
CITY NEWS
 IN BRIEF
[From Wednesdays Dsily.)

rhe rest of the week.
 Visiting Here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert L. Jones are visiting his mother, Mrs. Thom- as NJ. Jones, in Mount Vernon street. They reside at Monroe, La. From the Coast
 Mrs. Edward Cowan, accompanied by her dughter, Miss Martha Cow an, and son, Jack" Cowan, re turned yesterday from a two months visit with relatives and friends along the coast.
 Jubilant Rangemen.
 \. J. Laswell and ]. V. Dickson rangemen of Skull valley, were wis Itors to the city yesterday on busi- ness and report the danger line as passed from the possibility of a drought by the big rains of Sunday and Monday.
 Concert Tonight
 The Prezcot. band will give . concert tonight in the Plaza instead of Sunday evening, they having been engaged for tae Moose celebration at Clarkdale next Sunday Returns Home.
 Mrs ]. w Pierce, who was sum noned to the city to attend the fu- neral of her grandfather, H. H. Cart ter, returned to Clarkdale yesterday to join her husband
 Returns From Outing.
 Mrs Benjamin Robinson returned yesterday from a five weeks outing along the coast, and was accompa nied by her grandson, Arthur Rob inson, son of A. w. Robinson. Drilling Expert Returns.
 Jack" Wilson, well known in this field as a diamond drilling authority, has returned from New Mexico, and brings his apparatus to fill a large engagement in the Jerome field, leaving for that section in a few days
 Guild Meeting.
 \ special meeting of St. Marys Guild will be held at the home of Mrs. Joslin, 2OS So. Mt. Vernon. Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. 4 large attendance is requested. Home From Coast.
 Mrs. George Heisler and daugh- gers, Miss Katie Heisler and Mrs. C. s. Tipton. returned Monday night from Los Angeles after several weeks of absence. Mrs. Tipton will be remembered as Miss Carrie Heis- Ter, celebrating her marriage while away. Her husband remains on the coast for the present.
 Country Saved.
 Nose Darrall was in the city yesterday from Hillside, and for the first time this summer stated the rains of Sunday and Monday proved | a redemption to the range industry and the outlook was encouraging for a return to o1d-time grazing condi- tions.
 Popular Educator.
 The many friends in the city of Miss Winnifred Gale, extended her a cordial welcome Monday night on her return to the city from San Antonio, Texas, to again assume charge of the music and drawing department of the Prescott public schools. She formerly held this po- sit;on and in recognition of her abil- ity she has been retained for the fall and winter term. Miss Gale is al zhe home of her sister. Mrs. LeRoy Anderson.
 Difficult Travelling.
 Manager Roper, of the Cherry Creek Mining Company, arrived from the camp near the Verde River holdings yesterday in his auto, and reports wagon roads in deplorable condition He had considerable trou- ble in making the journey and re- ports the country as badly cut up{ from the cloudbursts that prevailed Sunday and Monday. This company 7s preparing to carry on a large line of exploitation by diamond drilling, 1he plant being en route from the east.
 Going to School.
 Ernest Love, son of MT. and Mrs. Allen Love, returned yesterday from T big fishing expedition at Catalina island, to resume his studies in the public schools of the city. Live Stock Deal
 Mrs. Elzora Shackleford, of Je- rome Junction, has purchased from C. Mutchler several head of live stock, the bill of sale being filed for