Weekly journal-miner., 1915-07-28
Goat Investor.

day. MT. Page IS rated as muItl- millionaire, and is quite heavily inter ested in the Arizona Power Co.,, as a stockholder.
 (From Saturdays DailyO Business Trip.
 C. E. Price, a former well known resident and merchant of Mayer, was an arrival yesterday from Black can yon on a business trip. Out of Danger.
 Fay Harbeson, the youth accident ally shot early in the week, is now on the road to recovery, no complica- tions arising to the wound in his left arm.
 Trip to Coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. Munson, the form CT a car repairer of the s. F. P. & P. in this city, left yesterday for San Diego on a vacation trip for the next month.
 Mining Man Returns.
 Clarence Johnson, operating mines in different sections of this county, has returned from the East after an important trip in consulting with associates.
 Plenty of Rain.
 Levi Young and w. Wilkins, heav- ilv interested in cattle and sheep in the Black Hills, were arrivals yester' day and stated the country has been visited with heavy rains during the week.
 To the Fair.
 The many friends in Prescott of Mrs. Mary o. Ross will be interested to learn that she has gone to San Diego to remain away for the next month to visit with friends and at tend the exposition.
 Passing Through.
 Rev. Edward D. Raley, of Phoenix secretary of Sunday School Associa, tions of Arizona and New Mexico was brief visitor yesterday, while returning home after attending the Chautauqua at Lake Geneva, N. Y. Return to Camp.
 Mrs. ]. L. Deming and daughter Miss Helen Deming, who had been visiting with friends in the city for several days, returned yesterday to the Saratoga Mining Company camp near Crown King, where MT. Deming is in charge and has started develop ment.
 Thrifty Farmers.
 w. w. Colby was an arrival yes terday from Skull valley, and stated the third crop of alfalfa is being cut this season, and the general farming outlook in that community indicated the most prosperous year ever known Heavy rains also were falling and fall crops would be heavy.
 Coming for Summer.
 It is evidently getting warm in the capital city, as Mayor Geo. U. Young is preparing to come to his Madizelle mining camp in the Sierra Prietta range, to the west of Prescott, to en' joy a few weeks of recreation. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Young and children, who are to remain fol the summer.
 Rain Magnet.
 Fred J. Smith, in charge of tho Madizclle mining camp, west of tho city states that every day for tho past week, rain had fallen, and the usual streak wave was prevailing Some sections nearby were still dry and it is presumed the mineral for nation is serving as magnet to at tract the favor of the elements. Back From Desert.
 Frank Lecklider returned Thurs | day night from the QuartZslte coun try, on the desert, where he had beer exploring for water for several weeks with the object of engaging in tho range cattle business. He says it i! needless to state that country i! somewhat of the warm order at thi! time of the year.
 Slow Travelling.
 Mir. and Mrs. Stewart Ammon, O Las Vegas, N. M., were arrivals yes terday in auto from the north. They had a difficult journey for the pas four days. They were overtaken hal a dozen times by heavy rains, anC the trip from Flagstaff required thret days, on account of muddy roads They are en route to Wickenburg where relatives reside and Mir. Am mon is interested in mines near tha city.