Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-07-22


w. Mcconnell, w. B. Strong and
J. I. Callahan. mechanics of Phoe-
nix were arrivals yesterday en- route
to Fossil creek to erect buildings
for the Arizona Power Co.
Verde Visitors.
Mrs. W. B. Back. L. s. Miller
and Henry See are in the city from
the Verde Valley on business and
. to, visit with friends.
Visiting Attorney.
H. NJ. Gibbes. the Jerome attor-
ney, was an arrival yesterday to at
tend Superior Court, and visit with
friends in the CITY.
Legal Mission.
Attorney Robert F. Morrison left
for Phoenix yesterday, having liti-
sation before the Superior Court
to look after for few days.
Entertaining Friend.
Miss Babe Morrison is entertain
ing for a few weeks Miss Blanche
Riordan OF Flagstaff.
Business Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs C. L. Miller OF
Skull valley, were in the city on
business incidental to the sale of
their farming lands. the deal being
closed yesterday.
Simmons Stage Resumed.
James Kimberly has been award
ed the contract for the mail service
to Simmons and the stage will re-
sumo operations on the 10th inst.
leaving s. Dreyer's store TUESDAYS.
Thursdays and Saturdays at
O'Clock, thus enabling residents OF
Simmons TO make the round trip
in one day.
Come for Climate.
Those arriving at the Prescott
hotel yesterday to enjoy the mile
high atmosphere for the summer
were the following from Phoenix
and other places in southern Ari-
zona: Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. STAN
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond NJ.
Gates, J. H. Stewart and II. B. St.
Clair and son. Mr.. St. Clair will
be remembered as the secretary of :
the Arizona Commission of the St.
Louis Exposition.
Returns from East. r
j. H. Tribby, manager of the Gao
tus Gold Company. returned yes o.
terday from Cincinnati. Ohio. where \
he consulted with stockholders. and T
reports satisfactory trip. He !
leaves today for the camp on Cher ,
~ creek, where development goes Z
ahead and new machinery IS being
installed for larger operations in .,
the future. !,
From the Desert.
H. X. Jessup, mining. in the "
Quartzite section, is a recent ar ci
rival in the city to remain for B
few weeks. He is en- route to the
MOgollon mountains to reside with in
a daughter-in-law until September p,
the warm weather of the desert til
causing him to seek a change. OF
Visiting Son. is
w. 1. Neese, a retired contract s.
ing carpenter OF Stafford, this State R
was an arrival Monday to enjoy a
trip of recreation in the north. and We
to visit with his son. Carroll Neese. L,
an employe OF the Journal Miner ii,
in the composing room. an
Climate Attracts. br
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Shrum. the Fl
former a member of the Valley
Clothing and Furnishing Co, with til
their little son, are to remain for w
the summer to enjoy the climate NJ
among the pines al
Vacation Trip. NJ
Mr., and Mrs. Wesley White, the "A
former in charge of the auto de
partment of the United Verde at te
Jerome. with Chief Chauffeur Cor N
don were arrivals in the city yester 81
day. en- route to the coast in their y
machine for months outing. 1
Record Rains.
{. H. Hooker, who arrived yester- :,
day from his Ash Greek range ranch u
reported the heaviest rains as falling "
on Monday, in very many years. =
and the country as now being in the :
finest condition since he had been A L
resident, or for nearly thirty years.
Back from South. Il
+. NJ. Murphy has returned from !,
Tucson, where he had been for ~
few days on .matters pertaining 10 =
Imperial Copper Company affairs. "
that are being closed up, and re- =
sumption contemplated L
Mining Mission.
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