Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-07-08
To Greet Voters.

EuSCIAS OHdplH, IIOnlDllOnSt
candidate for U. s. Senator. with
Mr.. Hall of Los Angeles, who will
accompany him during the cam
paign are in the city.
Mining Man Returns.
A. Humphrey, until a short time
ago operating the Vesuvius gold
mines at Zonia under a bond. ar
rived from Los Angeles, Wednesday
having business interests here to
look after.
Visiting Old Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Lauttit, of. Je-
rome are in the city for visit with
relatives and friends, and are at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Mosh-
er, parents of Mrs. Louttit.
Business Trip.
C.. A. Johnson, mining in the Kirk
land district, was an arrival yes
terday on business trip, and reg
istered at the Prescott hotel.
Visiting Lawyer.
Attorney H. NJ. Gibbes and daugh-
ter, Miss Nancy Gibbes, of Jerome
are in the city for a few days, the
former on court matters and the lat
ter 10 visit with friends. They are
at the Linn hotel.
From Capital City.
| Miss Anna R. Johnson has ar
rived from Phoenix and is to remain
for a few weeks with friends. and
will be the guest OF Mrs. c. Payne
at Granite Dells. She is the daught-
er of Henry Johnson of the me-
chanical department OF the s. F. P.
& P in the above city.
Old Soldier Comes.
William Simpson, for many years
a resident of this city, but now of
the Sawtelle Soldiers Home is in
the city to renew old-time associa-
tons and to visit with relatives for
a few weeks. He. is at. the SheI
man house.
Country Drenched.
A. A. Moore, an arrival from Wal
nut Grove, says heavy rains fell in
that country on Monday and Tues
day nights, an unusual occurrence
for the summer The benefits to
the range industry will be incalcul-
able. and fine summer grazing is
assured. He is: accompanied by his
wife,
Condition Improved
The many friends in Prescott OF
Miss Mildred Stephens will be in
terested to learn that recent advices
from Los Angeles reported her as
slowly improving and it was be-
lieved she would recover from the
affection tina. assumed a serious ma
ture. She will remain there in
definitely. Her mother Mrs. William
Stephens, is with her.
Visiting Old Home.
William Esser, in charge of the
cyanide department of the Tom
Reed mines in Mohave county, is
among the outside visitors to the
city to visit with relatives and
friends at the old home for the
first time in over two years. He
IS a son of Mrs r. H. Hethering
ton and is at her home.
In The Saddle
Harry Knight, manager of the
Triple Link Cattle Co. of Walnut
Grove, is in the city and will again
be a drawing card in cowboy at
fractions of Frontier Day Knight
is an artist in fancy rope WORK, and
knows the "critter" business in all
its shades and colors.
From The North
w. /. Johnson has returned from
Cataract Canyon, in the northern
part of the county, where he has
large project for generating electri-
cal power from the waters of the
Colorado river. He states the prop
erty is under option to San Fran
cisco capitalists, and engineers have
making surveys of ditch
lines, the first practical move to-
ward construction. He is optimistic
over the outlook for q sale taking
place, and those interested state
the deal will mature in due time.
Sad Mission.
Mrs. c. P. Heiser arrived from
Flagstaff yesterday to attend the
obsequies of Mrs. Thomas Mangan,
her grandfather, who will be laid
away today.
Gees To Coast.
John Lawler left yesterday for
San Francisco, where he will remain
for the summer, on a business and
pleasure trip.
Agency Changed
Charles r. Russell, superintendent
of agents of the Two Republics Life
Insurance Company is here in con-
nection with the business of the
local agency which has been in
charge of A. J. Herndon. Ex-post-
master A. L. Smith has accepted |
the position of agent, Mr.. Herndon
having resigned and will enter upon
his new duties on Julv |