Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-27
(From Thursdays Csiiy) Round for Snake Dances.

matters in Flagstaff left that city tor the Snake Dances. Arrests Are Scarce.
 Not a single arrest has been made within the city limits of Prescott during the two days terminating last night. In view Of the recent string of burglaries police officers are in clined to doubt the fact themselves. Return to City.
 Professor and Mrs. A. NJ. Boss have returned to their home Tn this city after enjoying delightful trip to Duluth. The professor will re- sume his duties as instructor of man nal training when the Fall school term commences.
 Court Clerk III.
 Court Clerk P. J. Farley was yes terday confined to his home with Ill., ness.
 Pioneer Visitor.
 L w. Coughran, the well-known pioneer resident, was brief visitor to the city yesterday from Skuli Valley, on business.
 Visiting Rangeman.
 Granville Fain, one of the best known rangemen in the county, was an arrival yesterday from the Verde Valley. on a business trip. Outing Ends.
 Roy B. Lewis returned yesterday from an outing on the coast ot sew eral weeks, and leaves today TOT Williamson valley, his home. Concludes Visit.
 Miss FIossie Dimes returned to Jerome Junction yesterday after an enioyable visit of several days with Mrs. I. H. Cummings, a summer visitor from Tempe.
 Like the Climate.
 Mir. and Mrs. Botkin, the former member of the LeSuer Mercantile company. of Mesa, were arrivals II the city yesterday and are so charm ed with the climate that they wil remain for several weeks oocup5lns cottage. in Idylwild.
 On Vacation Trip.
 Although Judge Frank O. smith selected vacation spot Is unknown ii is believed.b by many of his friend that he is among the visitors to tn Snake Dances in Northern Arizon this week.
 Visiting Daughter.
 A. H. Funk, the cattleman oi oens man. arrived yesterday to visit wit his daughter, Mrs. Clarence Denn
 for a few days, and registered at tn
 Vavaoai garage. He states the roa
 down Big Chino valley for man
 miles is in a deplorable condito
 t-or cIoudbursts of the month, tn
 old ravines being washed to gre'
 deoth. and difficult to negotia'
 Range conditions are greatly oen'
 fitted, however.
 Verde Visitors. , Among the arrivals Tuesday trol the Verde Valley in auto, were M
 and Mrs. Fred Back, and the latter
 sister Miss Jennie Allen with the guest, Miss Sarah McDonald' u latter leaving today for the northeI Normal at Flagstaff, to contin' < her studies. MT and Mrs Arth' I Heath and Mir. and Ms. Elmer Jon.
 were also visitors travelling in u
 former,s car. Mir. Back states tn g while cattle are in fine condition' u - country again is in need ot rain' al s cattlemen are beginning to compla
 of the scarcity of feed.
 From the Mines. + Tim Cargan, mining in the lu y kev Creek district, was in the ci $ yesterday after supplies, returnil $ later in the day to lis camp. Carg T is working an old silver property al g later will ship to the smelter l. Needles. He states the vein IS sm n but the grade of the ore is very his
 Home From Coast.
 The many friends in the city e Mrs. Chas. H. McLane will be pie; 1t ed to learn that she returned yest' a day from San Francisco, where d had been visiting with relatives
 the past two months. Her son
 mained to enter the University s, California at Berkeley. 'r After Supplies. st Mike Zurich, mining in Hassaya le m district. east of Mount Union, " t. in the city yesterday after suppll
 He stated there is more pracu of work going on than in many yea ss and the district is on the eve ot i'd taining prominent mineral rating el. a heavy gold producer.
 Back to Old Home.