Weekly journal-miner., 1914-09-23
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(From Wednesdays Daily0 Visits with Friends.
 Mrs. Ella Harper. of Camp Verde is in the city to visit with friends the rest of this week.
 Visiting Miner.
 T. D. Forney. a miner of the Max ton country, is in the city on bust ness and registered yesterday at Brinkmeyer's hotel
 From the Mines.
 Hugh Nelson, oi Crown King, af- ter whose father the famous Nelson mines of the Bradshaws were named, was an arrival yesterday on a busi- ness trip and to visit friends. Business Trip.
 w. E. Gilmer. the well known mining man Of the Mayer country. was an arrival in the city yesterday on a business trip, to remain few days.
 From the Mines.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. H. Dunning are in the city for a few days from the Big Pine mining camp. on the Hassayampa, the former being the owner.
 Jerome Visitors.
 ]. F. Ieeper, manager of the A. & A. mines near Jerome and incl dentally the leading candidate for the democratic nomination for the lower house of the legislature. ar rived yesterday on a business trip. He is accompanied by his son, Lloyd. who is going to Arkansas to attend college. and NJ. w. Park. an official of the above mining com pany.
 Visiting Official.
 Judge Anson H. Smith, editor of the Mohave Miner and U. S. Com missioner for Mohave county, is in the city attending Federal Court from Kingman.
 Comes to Locate.
 ]. S. Chadwick, or Quincy, H., is a recent arrival in Prescott and is so favorably impressed with the town that he has decided to locate here. His wife and family are to join him in October.
 Visiting the Ranges.
 C. w. Davis and guest, Frank Keller. left in auto yesterday for the northern ranges on a business and outing trip for few days, the latter being a recent arrival from the coast
 Outing on Coast.
 Mrs. Nellie Cahill and daughters, Misses Anne and Mary, and her brother, Edward Dillon. left for Los Angeles yesterday where they will enjoy an outing for the next two weeks and visit with friends. Range Visitor.
 Henry Ritter. the well known rangeman of the Santa Maria, is in the city on business and gives a good report of the condition of stock, but states the weather is unfavorable for grazing, little rain having fallen during the summer. Attending Court.
 Among the well known Arizonans attending the session of Federal Court in this city is C. Houck, of Winslow. Houck's Springs, in Apache county, was named after a member of the family, and is one of the historical points of the north. Returns Home.
 Mrs. Lamar Cobb, wife of the state engineer, concluded a sum mer sojourn in the city yesterday i, nix, delighted with the climate, and contemplating a return trip next season.
 Leave for Home.
 Mrs. J. Ostrum and Mrs. \. ]. Valentine have concluded their sum mer visit to the city and returned to Little Rock, Arkansas, Monday night, well pleased with this coun- try and the climate. They will re- turn next year to remain longer. Going to Range.
 George Day, heavily interested in land and cattle in the Black Hills, arrived from Phoenix Monday and leaves in a few days for Camp Con tcnto on Mingus mountain, to join his partner. Levi Young. These rangemen have recently outlayed heavy sums in improving their cat tie
 Business Trip.
 Tom C. Snider, well known as the booster of Clarkdale, is in the city for a few days on business. He has the contract for building the new wagon road out of the above city to Jerome, and states the work is going ahead energetically and that in a few weeks the road will be ready for use.
 (Ernm Thursdays Daily.l