Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-08-19
Business Trip.


H. d. Stevens. a business man of
Ash Fork, was an arrival in the
city yesterday.
From the South.
Among those arriving yesterday
from the South to enjoy the sum
mer climate of this section were
Mrs. c. NJ Cooper, Miss Nettie
Mckay, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Abb
bot OF Phoenix, and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. Osborn, of Peoria.
Visit Ends.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Rollins, of
Winnemucca, Nevada, returned yes
terday They had been here for the
past two months the former look
ing after mining interests in the
Hassayampa district. He contem-
plates returning after the slump in
prices passes over.
Visiting Lawyer.
Judge A. c. Baker, of Phoenix,
is in the city for a few days, en-
route home after a summers sojourn
on the Mogollon mountains on a
cattle ranch. He is disappointed,
saying that instead of an outing
it was an inning, rain falling several
time a day for the past month and
outdoor life was seldom enjoyed.
(From Sundays Daily.)
Return from Outing.
Attorney and Mrs. ]. Ralph Tas-
cher returned yesterday from a
two weeks outing at the coast re-
sorts of Southern California.
Mining Mission.
NJ. NJ. Green. identified with
mines in Cherry creek district, left
yesterday for Los Angeles TO con-
suit with associates for few days.
Quarterly Examinations.
TIE quarterly examinations for
teachers in the county schools will
be held in County Superintendent
Miller's office Monday mo rning.
Outing Trip.
James Smith. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
\. l.. Smith. left for the seaside
resorts of Southern California. yes
terday on a trip OF recreation for a
few weeks.
Business Trip.
]. Link Smith, the field represen-
alive of the Arizona Power Com
)any, in the Poland Junction di-
'ision. was an arrival in the city
yesterday on a business trip.
Concludes Visit.
Mrs. f. ]. Doyle. who had been
pending the summer in the city
With her sister, Mrs. Z. F. Bow
RS, returned to Phoenix yesterday,
ler home.
Gntertains Friends.
Miss Edith Culley of Tucson. Mrs
Jessie Johnson of Morenci, and
Miss Queenie Lloyd of Morenci are
visiting Miss Belle Rodgers at her
home on North Pleasant street.
On Trip.
Miss 4. c. Jones of North Mount
|ernon street left yesterday for a
months visit with friends at Fort
.eavenworth. Kansas and other
points in the middle west.
GUNNER Visitors.
Mrs. F. P. Perry, Mrs. D. c.
rwedell and daughter. Miss Gladys
rwedell and son, Lyman Twedell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orland Franks, and
y. G. Pagett. were arrivals yester-
lay from Phoenix to remain indef-
litely to enjoy the climate of the
Dines.
Visited Old Home.
Mrs Arthur Bischoff and sister,
Mrs. George Davis, have returned
from Kansas City and Excelsior
springs, Missouri, where they have
)een visiting for the past month
With their sister, Mrs. w. " Bow
II. and friends.
1t Brinkmeyer
Arrivals yesterday at Brinkmeyer's
lotel were F. Truman, Phoenix;
!. NJ Richards and f. T. Null
holland. Camp Verde; Prof Will
lam H. femme, Dolphin mining
camp; ]. N. Duncan, Walker; T.
D. Forney, Maxton.
Under Treatment.
Morris Crump, one of the best
lnown mining men in the county,
vas brought to the city yesterday
from Walker by Major \. J. Dor
IN, and placed in a sanitarium for
reatmcnt. Crump is afflicted with
miners consumption. and has soqr-
s of friends who will regret to
learn of his affliction. His condi-
lion is unfavorable.
Visiting Engineer.
William Hornberger, manager OF
Do~,E~ Co. EaIa-tr,, r.