Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-07-01
Comes to Register.


Mrs. Olive B. Elliott, a pioneer
woman resident of Groom creek,
was in the city yesterday, coming
for the purpose of having her name
entered as a voter on the great
register. Il am glad of the priv
ilege TO cast a vote at a general
election, for the first time; in the
past we women have had our say
only in trivial school matters; this
year the tables are turned and we
will be on an equal footing with
the men," she stated to friends.
Getting Lively.
J. f. Pawley was in the city yes
terday from the mining camp of DR..
H. A. Hughes of Phoenix, situat-
ed at the head of Turkey creek.
He says the owner is to arrive in
short time, and has outlined
quite large operations for this fall.
Mr.. Pawley states more mines are
being developed in that section at
present than in many years, and
the country was getting in better
shape than ever known to be pro-
Queer.
Entertaining Friend.
Miss Georgia Hill is entertaining
for a few days, her friend Miss
Babe O'Brien. who arrived yester-
day from Jerome.
Legal Trip.
Assistant County Attorney J. H.
Morgan left yesterday for Needles.
Cal. to take the dispositions of wit
nesses in a civil suit, who are un-
able to attend Superior Court in
this city.
(From Sundays Daily)
From the Mines.
Mrs. n. H. Getchell, of the Up.
mining camp, was in the city yes
terday visiting with friends, as also
was Mrs. {. F. Warren, both re-
turning home later in the day.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. James F. Hill of Mayer and
Mrs. Kohler, OF Humboldt were in
the city yesterday visiting with
friends. and registered at the Pres
colt hotel.
Entertain Friends.
Mrs c. T. Joslin was hostess yes
terday at her home to Mrs. J. F.
Bark, Mrs. w. L. George. Mrs.
Sims Ely. and Mrs. ]. L. Smith. all
of Mayer who arrived in auto. They
returned home later in the day.
Vacation Trip.
Eli Stauffer, lineman of the s.
F. P. & P, left for Pasadena, Cal,
yesterday to join his wife. Later
they go to San Diego on an out
ing for the next two weeks.
Legal Business.
c. F. Eiberger. the principal in
law suit, arrived from Congress
Friday, to attend Superior Court,
being plaintiff in personal injury
action.
Returns to England.
Prof. G. c. Lemons, the field man
of an English syndicate, concluded
his observations in this section and
left for London a few days ago.
He was reticent as to his mission.
For the Summer.
Mrs. D. E. Nelson and daughter
Miss L. L. Nelson. and their guest.
Miss Bessie Carlow. are in the city
from Kingman. to remain for the
summer. and incidentally to enjoy
Frontier Day.
Early Arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Jurgeson of
Trinidad, Colo. are in the city
with friends in West Prescott to
remain during July, the celebration
being the attraction, not to men,
ton the climate.
Back from North.
William Schroeder returned yes
terday in anto from Flagstaff. on
range business trip, and leaves
today for his home on Beaver
creek.
Business and Pleasure.
James Ventor, J. X. Keswick and
Sterling Drummond, cattlemen of
Dona Ana county. n. NJ, are in
the city. and will make observa-
tons of the range country ada
cent, leaving later for Coconino
and Navajo counties on a similar
mission. Ventor was a resident of
this county in the sos and worked
for the Aztec Cattle Co.. on the
Mogollon mountains. All visitors
will return from the country to
enjoy Frontier Day doings.
(From Tuesdays Daily)
Ex-Governor Here.
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