Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-06
home in Fl Paso, Texas. Tucson Visitor Here.

Tucson NlSitor hcIe-
 A C Lauder of Tucson has ar i rived in Prescott to investigate the |, conditions of land in this vicinity He was brought here through h cor. i resDondence with the Chamber ot l Commerce. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Thomas Mccarthy, a pioneer, resident of McCabe, was an arrival in the city yesterday to visit with friends. and is at Brinkmeyer's hotel for a. few days.
 Outside Visitor. Henry Wells. of Mayer, rancher and rangeman. was business visitor to the city yesterday and registered at Brinkmeyer's Hotel
 To the Seaside.
 Mrs R. N. Looney and sister, Miss
 Winnie Mayer. left yesterday for
 Long Beach. Cal, where they will
 enjoy an outing for the rest Of the Summer.
 Eastern Trip. =.
 Mrs. James Cyra and daughter. Miss Estelie Cyra, left yesterday morning for Lockport, New York. where they will visit for the next
 three months with Mrs. Donald
 Campbell. mother of the former. Pioneer Visitor.
 L. B. St. James. popularly known in pioneer circles, has returned from . Jerome, and will again make this city his home.
 Mayer Visitors.
 James E. Bark. M L. and M. C. Heffleman, well known business men ]. of Mayer. are in the city on court and other matters for a few days. !, From the Coast.
 MT. and Mrs. John Lindell re-
 turned yesterday from an outing on y the Coast for the past two weeks. $ Returning Home.
 f Mir. and Mrs. J. V. Stewart. who /, have been visiting with relatives al u Mayer for the Summer are in the
 city. en route to Tempe their home
 leaving tomorrow. , From the North. v Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Casey re
 turned yesterday from St. Joseph e Navajo county, where they nay, y been for several months, the forme e having large land interests to lool I after near that place. They vii u remain indefinitely and are at thei L. home in West Prescott
 Making Examinations.
 F. C. Tatum, prominently know
 in the southwest as mining op n orator. accompanied by his consult IS ing engineer, Dan Mckenzie, is a recent arrival in the city fror e. Tucson to make examinations c of mines adjacent. They travel m
 huge Oldsmobile
 ne Heavy Rains.
 Arrivals from Ash Fork yesterda
 stated that heavy rains commence a- falling in that section early in tn = afternoon, which continued along tn ,7'' railroad to this city. To the mort he of Ash Fork. the storm was unusua eir ly heavy and the range received Il
 first drenching this Summer.
 Flying Trip.
 Dr. L. A. Hawkins, of Jerome, "; ell brief visitor to the city yesterda ne in his auto. returning home later ee the day. He stated that good roaC t,o talk is very much desired in u ."e Lynx Creek region at the presel in time, from the deplorable condItic ng of that highway. ,re Auto Party.
 Mrs. Will L. Clark. wife of Il general manager of the United We're Copper Company, was a visitor
 the city yesterday. making the tr of from Jerome in her automobile. Sl av had as guests, Miss Garlic. Mi N Dere and Miss Roberts. the par ISL registering at the St. Michael. est Range Redeemed. ITS. H. N. Cook, of Kirkland valle md was business visitor to the ci
 yesterday and states cattlemen a ott rejoicing over the range again ben Ire, in good shape, from the genero ion rains. that have fallen from one ei
 to the other in that country. Catt
 are in fine form and an old-tir
 Fall is anticipated for grazing. ner Verde People Leave. the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner. md Middle Verde. left yesterday for s H Francisco. where they will visit wi lse' friends for several weeks. Tn ing were accompanied by Mrs. LenC ing who is en route to White Oaks, ,iE- M.. to visit with her mother. a III Miss Willie George. who Is retur N, ""' ing to Yuma after a visit with re tne tives.
 lily Again Well.
 $. D. Ludlow, bitten by a Eydl
 phobia skunk on the desert seve
 f weeks ago. passed through the C or Tuesday from Chicago. where few submitted to the Pasteur treatme the and states he is immune from 1 of rabbies. Since being dischare
 from that institution over four wee lon' ago. he had been visiting with re leir tives in Green Bay, Michigan. of will resume mining. and in the F yes will be joined by a brother.
 Overland Trip.
 mes Henry Griscom and nephew. H ot old Browning, are in the city. lrty route from Socorro. \. M., to D. the gett. Cal, in an old-time ou for drawn by two mules. Thirty-f ' days have been required to date ana make the journey. They continue
 their destination Sunday morni
 GriscOm. many years ago. was .sed packer of the government at F 7~NN NN-I,.,,Ia Tl,a +-in ;- taken Drif