Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-07-29
(From Sundays Daily

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elevation for his health. He viii
be away for a few weeks.
Vacation Trip
o. H. Tucker. Jr-. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. o. H. Tucker. left for Los
Angeles yesterday on a months out
ing at the seaside
Entertained Relative
Mrs. Martha Salisbury was visi-
tor to the city Friday, while return
ing. to Kansas City from Los An
geles, and was the guest OF her
uncle, Geo. A. Carter, OF William
son valley.
Comes to Reside
F. A. Griffin, recently graduated
pharmacist OF the Creighton Uni
versity of Omaha, has arrived and
will make his home in the city. His
services have been secured by the
He'll drug store.
Mingling With Friends
Joe Crane. the well known Has
sayamper. is in the city from Mint
valley, where he has been visiting
during the summer with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Albert SPRINGFIELD. He
states the country has been visited
this season with many light show
ers, and not single cloudburst has
taken place Farmers and range
men are contented
Outside Arrivals
Charles Kinsman, the freighter of
Humboldt, Ralph Monroe, farmer
of the Verde valley. c. L. Rigden,
farming in Kirkland valley, and H.
c. Miller, of Skull valley, were in
the city yesterday on business.
East on Business
Harold Bell Wright, the novelist,
was called to Chicago Friday on
matters pertaining to his literary
duties. and will be away for two
weeks. He is to continue his So
journ in this section unsl Septem-
Der. and possibly longer.
State Official Here
P. G. Miller, member of the State
Tax Commission, arrived from
Phoenix yesterday to attend a
meeting OF that body tomorrow in
this city He will probably remain
for the rest of the summer.
At Brinkmeyer's
Arrivals yesterday at Brinkmeyer's
hotel were: David Aleeke, La Junta,
Colo; L. l. Johnson. Simmons; W.
D. Van Doren. John Chadd, Mr.
and Mrs. B. D. Smith and family
| w. V. VanDeren. Jack Dodd, Phoe-
nix; J. NJ. Conner, Walker, and c. B.
Mack. Jerome
Accountants Leave
f. H. Darow and W. w. Irwin
accountants of the s. F. P & P. in
this city. in General Manager
brakes office, left for Los Angeles
Friday, to take instruction in the
new classification ordered to GO
into effect by the Interstate Com
merce Commission They are to
be away for the next ten days.
Mining Visitor
H. A. Price, in charge OF the
Bryan mines on the Hassayampa
owned by c. R. Wallace, was IL
the city yesterday on business, and
reported the property as showing
up better than was anticipated. The
cross-cut is being driven east from
the face of the coo foot tunnel &c
intersect a parallel vein in order to
gain great depth. and when finished
the future OF the property will be
known. Price states indications
point to big mine being estab-
lished.
Significant Demonstration
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Champie. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Morgan. Miss Annie
Champie. and Clyde c. Douglas
were arrivals in the city Friday
night from Crown King. Nothing
has been learned of their mission
has been learned OF their mission here
but from the fact OF Miss Champit
being accorded an ovation by every
resident being at the Crown Kins
depot when the party left, it /:
believed this belle of the Bradshaw:
is nearing the altar to become :
bride The event may be solemn
lied today. and possibly Mr.. Doug
las may be a benedict before the
sun dawns on another day.
(From Tuesdays Daily)
Legal Business
County Attorney O'Sullivan ha:
|, gone to Flagstaff on private lega
matters, to be away for a few days
At Flagstaff
County Attorney P w. O'Sullivar
was yesterday in Flagstaff on brie
business trip.
Jerome Visitor
Attorney Leroy Anderson spen
, Yesterday in Jerome on local husi