Weekly journal-miner., 1913-09-10

show next week at the new State theatre. The picture has been at tracting big houses in Phoenix. Pioneer Minister Here.
 Rev R. A. Windes. for over a third of a century identified with the church in Arizona, and the first ordained minister in the city of that denomination, arrived from Tempe yesterday. to remain for a brief visit with friends Rev Windes' mission was to officiate at the Munds-U -Ungall nuptials last night.
 Locates Homestead.
 John w. King, of Seligman was visitor to the city yesterday to missioner Moore of 80 acres of land which he will devote to homstead uses. His selection Is situated about one mile to the southeast Of the above town, on which improvements have been made recently.
 To Coal Fields.
 Fred C. Moore, in charge of ex- ploration of the Navajo county coal fields. returned north yesterday to supervise churn drilling. It is ex- pected the work will be finished early in October, when the domain of about 5000 acres will have been fully covered and absolute determ nations established in the avail able supply of this commodity. Drought Ends.
 Cornelius Mutchler was a visitor to the city yesterday from Jerome function and stated the first good rain of the summer occurred on Monday morning The breaking Of the long drought occasioned very much rejoicing among ranchers and rangemen. Mrs. Mutchler and daughter. Miss Ethel Mutchler. are also here. to visit with friends for a few days.
 Business Trip.
 Andrew Jackson, contracting car penter of Mayer, was in the city yesterday visiting with friends and transacting business.
 From the Mines.
 J. Barton Nealey. identified with the Y.-P. Mining Company. arrived from the camp near Maxton yes terday on business and is at the St. Michael.
 Mine Engineer Here.
 L. ]. Ryan. mining engineer of Victor, Colo. arrived yesterday and registered at the St Machiel. He comes to make examinations in this field, and will remain for several days.
 Outside Visitors.
 John McNary, of Walnut Grove: J. (. Davidson. Kirkland valley: John Straub. Mayer, and Edwin Robinson, Copper Basin. were among the arrivals in the city yesterday who registered at Brinkmeyer's ho- tel.
 Realty Sold.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. (. Forest have sold to s. E. Casey a lot in the Gardenland addition to the city for a nominal sum. the deed filed for record yesterday
 Leaves for Home.
 George Welch. who has been look ing after his mining interests in the Hassayamapa district for several days, returned 10 Gallup \. M., Tuesday night. He returrs in No vember to perform title work and will be accompanied by a brother After Supplies.
 Phillip Flint, mining in the south ! ern portion of the county, near Min nehaha Flat. arrived in the city yes terday after supplies. He stated his camp was practically carried away | by a cloudburst on Monday fore | noon. and to replen;sh the stock was | his mission here. Brief Visitor.
 Mrs. H. Corbett, of Tucson, was an arrival in the city yesterday. to remain for a brief visit and to at tend the Munds-Ungalls nuptials, she being an intimate friend of the bride, who formerly resided in the above city. Mrs Corbett is promi- nently known in social circles of Tucson and is the wife of the well known druggist.
 Pioneer Visitor.
 Thomas Roach, one of the best lnown residents and mining men of he county. arrived from his camp on Pine Flat yesterday on business matters. to remain for several days He reports his properties as de- satisfactorily and he is pleased with the outlook. This is he first trip of Mir. Roach to the ,ity in two years and he receives cordial greeting from many friends. 0n Mining Business.
 C. E. Finnie, we'll known in min ng circles of the state, and formerly ,f Humboldt, arrived yesterday from Los Angeles on business pertaining O h;s large interests in this and other fields, to remain for few lays only He states the London Arizona continues shipping lead-sil- | Ter ores to Fl Paso. and develop i nent goes ahead actively in that mineral zone of the property. I the Service. '
 Standard Pullman chair cars have ' ,een introduced on all day trains
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