Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-08-12

MIS-. OndTleS SlSSOn. OF Mason.
ILL.,, is recent arrival to visit with
her son, Charles Sisson and fam
lily, in West Prescott.
Business Trip.
d. G. Henderson, chief account
ant of the Consolidated At Hum
boldt, was a business visitor to the
city Sunday.
Mining Business.
D. J. Sinclair is IN the city from
his mining camp in the Date creek
range near Congress, where ne is
developing a gold property.
Range Visitor.
Carl Rees. of Chino valley was
business visitor to the city Sun
day, giving the usual report Of
plenty OF rain. and livestock tn
tie range as in FINE condition.
Visitors Leave.
Mrs. r. w. Macon and sister,
Miss Carmala Martinez, of Tempe
after a summers sojourn in the
city, as the guest of Miss Felicita
Contreras returned home yesterday.
At the Prescott.
Those registering at the Pres
colt hotel yesterday were Thomas
Gibbons, Phoenix; L. II. Hays and
wife. Wilcox; NJ w. Stewart, May
er; Frank Garrett, Mayer and r.
G. Lewis and wife of Wilcox.
Concludes Visit.
Mrs. Roland Jacobs. OF San Fran
cisco who has been visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Fred Alsdorf in
this city during the summer. return
ed home yesterday.
Auto Arrivals.
Ruffner's garage yesterday regis
tered the following autos: ]. J. Reid
Tucson; DR.. Thomas. Tucson; Mrs.
Heatley, Tucson; J. J. Miller, Phoe-
nix Mr. Kent, Tucson, Mr.. Weed
en-, FL Paso. Texas.
At the Sherman.
Mondays arrivals at the Sherman
House. were: C. H. Paulk, Harlan,
Iowa: P. H. McCallaugh. city; Jas.
Gilbert, city; p. w. Read, Lynx
creek.
Visiting Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Rynearson
of the tufa quarries OF Kirkland
valley. were arrivals in the city yes
terday to remain for a few days
visiting with friends.
Mining Business.
T. r. Williams, the mine owner
of Stanton, was an arrival in the
city yesterday on business pertain
ing to his interests, and is at the
Brinkmeyer hotel for few days.
Business Trip.
John Dial, the business man OF
Scligman who is in the city gives
a good report of range conditions
in that section since summer rains
have been falling and drenching
the country.
Country Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Bozarth, of
Williamson valley. and Mr.. and
Mrs. y. n. Cherry, of Camp Verde .
were among the out-of-town visit
orS to the city yesterday.
To the Mines.
Ed. Block left yesterday for his
mining camp in the Bradshaw
mountains where he has started
large development on the claims
recently purchased from A. R. Dick
ey. He will remain away for the
next ten days.
At Brinkmeyer's.
Arrivals yesterday at Brinkmey-
er's hotel were: Frank Rynearson,
Kirkland; E. c. Gartright, Stanton;
J. f. Lewis. Vulture; Mrs. A. J.
Reid. Miss Gertrude Reid, Eugene
w. Reid, Marion, ILL.,; NJ. L. Boner,
Seligman; Grant Eads, Dewey.
Returns from Coast.
Miss Pearl Tinsler has returned
from San Francisco, after an alb
sence OF two months visiting with
her mother and friends, and has
resumed her duties as stenographer
in the Talbot law offices.
East on Business.
w. P. BiCgood. secretary of the
Arizona Land and Irrigation Co.,
has gone to Indianapolis, Indiana,
where he is called on important bus
mess and IS to return in few
weeks.
Here for the Breezes.
George Taylor, one of the most
substantial men OF Maricopa coun- /
ty and one OF the County's lead 1
ing cattlemen. arrived Saturday
from Phoenix in his auto. He met
a number of friends here from his
home county who are enjoying the
cool weather of Prescott