Weekly journal-miner., 1914-09-02

NlSt lH6y would Teindln TOT month longer. Messrs. French and Ger rard are to return next week, and will make selections of sites on which to build bungalows.
 For Seligman.
 Assistant County Attorney Jos eph H. Morgan leaves this morn ing for Seligman where he will con duct an investigation into the shoot ing of Tom Larsen by Dan Sulli- van. The former is in the county hospital and the latter in the county jail. Sullivan alleges self-defense. Senator Smith Here.
 Senator Marcus A. Smith arrived from Tucson yesterday, and IS mak- ing canvas of the north seeking re-nomination for the above office at the primary election. He ad- dressed his constituency last night at the New State theatre.
 Summer Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. K. Murphy, of Wickenburg. are recent arrivals to remain for few weeks, the climate being the attraction. Mir. Murphy is well known in this city, and mary years ago was the sheriff of Maricopa county.
 Health Improved.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lewis D. Meecham. of Cloverdale. Cal, after a five months sojourn for the health of the former, returned home We'd nesday, the change of climate prov ing beneficial They contemplate coming back early next year. Returns from Phoenix. Mrs. B. F. Peters returned yes terday from Phoenix, and left later in the day for Crook Canyon. where her husband has revived his gold mines. after many years of a sus- pension. It Is probable both will make their future home in this county.
 Country Visitor.
 A. J. Lasswell is in the city from Skull Valley, and states that region has been sighted this summer by the rains being lighter than in many years. The valley is streaked with dry patches with only one good downpour to its credit in past months
 Some 10 Reside.
 Mir. and Mrs. Grant Carter ar. rived from Kirkland valley yester- day, with their children. the latter 70 enter the public schools of the city for the fall term. All will again make Prescott their home. Mir. Car ter states the country is in fine con dition, since the storms of last week on ranch and range.
 Miners Leave.
 II. J. Wentworth and Louis Spill Ter, miners of the Jerome field. are i'll the city and leave in a few days for the San Juan placers of South ern Colorado, to remain away until labor conditions are better in the quartz mines. Wentworth was for merly located in the above gold region where he has brother. To New Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Taylor P Gabbard, the former until recently agent at Clear Creek of the Wallapai In- dians, left yesterday for Sacaton in Maricopa county to reside in the future. Mir. Gabbard receives pro motion in the Indian department. and hereafter will be the assistant agent at the above reserve, one of fine biggest in the nation. Goes to Range.
 Geo. Day, interested with Levi Young in large range interests in the Black Hills. arrived from Phoe- nix Wednesday night ahd left yes terday for Alingus mountains. where the firm has its headquarters. Day says that business is but an incl dent of the trip north, and the ch- mate is the principal reason that brings him north to cool off for a few weeks.
 (From Saturdays Daily) Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. Charles Battye. of Needles. Cal. was an arrival yesterday, com ing to visit with friends and enjoy the climate
 Local Visitor.
 Harry Brown, Superintendent Of the Employees Welfare Bureau of the United Verde, is a local visitor for few days.
 Country Visitor.
 Mrs. Bert C. Evans of Kirkland valley is in the city on a business trip. and to visit with friends. Country Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs. s. w. Holder, of Kirkland valley, and Mir and Mrs. s. M. Osborne, of the Verde val ley were in the city yesterday on business and to visit with friends. On Business.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. s. Cutler, the former a merchant of Seligman. are in the city on business and pleas ure trip for a few days, making the journey in auto.
 At Brink;neyer's.
 Arrivals yesterday at Brinkmey- CTS hotel were J. s. Stockwell, Ev- ansville, Ind; William H. Femme, Dolphin mines; August Thorbecke, Jerome; F. D. Sanders. Phoenix; C. A. Barnum, Goldfeld, Nevada. From the Coast