Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-06

on hiS group ana oliiei there. Sermon Subject.
 Rev. (. c. Mines, of the California NJ E. Conference will fill the pulpit of the West Side NJ. E. church to- morrow morning at the eleven o'clock service. He will preacn from the subject: Seek Him That Maketh the Stars.
 Girl of the Pines.
 [. F Thompson, of Phoenix, was a quick traveller to Prescott yeSterI day, all on account of the good tidings waited over the wires rom his wife in this city that a fine little girl baby had arrived the day before. Mrs. Thompson has been Summer visitor for several weeks.
 Licensed to Drive.
 Paul H. Wright, the rangeman et Camp Wood has entered the pro fessional chauffeur rating, being au- thorized to run around the country in his car and roundup his bovineS, if he so desires, the license being issued him a few days ago by the State.
 Touring the Coast.
 Nr and Mrs. Frank M Hummer, the former baggage master ot the | s. F., P. & P railway in this city left yesterday for ninety-day tour along the Coast, which will include Alaska and British Columbia. Plum mer Wills succeeds to the position vacated
 Going North.
 State Entomologist A. w. Nor Till. who has been making his head ouarters at Prescott for the pas three weeks leaves today for St Johns. Snowflake and other point: in Navajo and Apache counties: H' plans to return to Prescott for few days about the middle of thu
 month, coming by way of the Nerd
 valley. observing fruit conditions ant
 visiting certain ranches where lnsec
 pests have been recently reported.
 Mining Visitor.
 NJ. H. Ryan, one of the best know : mining men in this section ot tn
 State. is in the city on court an , other matters for a few days, cominl from Turkey Creek. He continue i development on his group, and state that many engineers have vislte ' that field recently to make examina | tions for investors That region ha every indication of forging int l prominence in the very near futur' . and negotiations are going on to certain properties in satisfactor r manner.
 IT. +b. SaaSide
 e Mrs. E. A. Rogers, wife of Count l Treasurer Rogers, left yesterday fc the seaside resorts of Southern Ca : ifornia for the rest of the Summe
 Meets Son.
 Judge s. F. Denison. of Jerom
 is in the city with his son, T. \
 Oenison. who arrived recently fro 5 Los Angeles for an extended wis Il with his parents.
 h From the Mines.
 ]. C. Dirlam, general manager l. the Climax mines on the Hassa. c ampa. was a business visitor to u $ city yesterday and is at the
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 From the Range.
 d T. w. King. of King Brother il catt1emen of Big Chino valley, is Q. the city and reports plenty of | m cattle from plenty of rain that h
 favored that country during the pa
 three weeks.
 d Renewing Old Times. f c. c. McCralley. an attache of tl " Ford Hotel of Phoenix. and [ z several years a resident of this eli ar was an arrival during the week
 renew old-time association.
 Outing Ends. ,n Mrs T. E. Fitzsimmons, after a- Summers outing at the old hon o. returned to Phoenix yesterday wi ,d her guest. Miss Catherine Sutherlar m of the Capital city.
 Eastern Visitorsi.
 MT. and Mrs. F. E. Ross, t m former cashier of the Ripley Natior pr Bank of Ripley. Ohio. are rece n arrivals in the city and will rems \, for the rest of the season. They a
 i'll the West on a trip of recreatiC
 and selected Prescott of the ma of places visited, on account of ss fascinating location and the unt m celled climate.
 mi Returns to Prescott. th H. c. Fansler. who was as
 ciated with B. Hilton several ye;
 ago. has returned to Prescott 1e reside. After leaving here, he co * ducted a general merchandise stC or at Congress Junction, then oper er a store at Vicksburg and later iii been in Albuquerque as the reside no agent for an Eastern manufactur he Pleased Rangemen. ne ]. w. Cook. foreman of the Valir he Rancho in Williamson valley IS he visitor to the city and reports Il
 range country as again in its O
 time condition for grazing, and ro prosperous Fall and Winter sea: .re as assured Thomas Humphreys. ,ss the same country. likewise gi
 favorable reports.
 Religious Mission.
 ,f Mrs. F. w. Wells and daugh ed Miss Irene Wells. left yesterday ,ds Chicago. where they will attend