Weekly journal-miner., 1915-10-06

T l and a half acres Of land in the Walnut
 Grove country.
 More Bucks Arrive. . The Yavapai garage unloaded yes 7 terday a carload of Buick autos, all of which they reported as sold to local residents.
 Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles King. of Big , Chino valley, were arrivals in auto . yesterday to spend the weekend with friends in the city. Mayer Visitors
 Those in the city yesterday in auto
 from Mayer, were Judge w. H. Wheeler, B. (. Jones and J. A. Mar
 tin, all on a business trip. Come to Visit.
 MT. and Mrs. s. s. Cutler, the for
 mer merchant of Selignan, were
 arrivals yesterday to spend the day
 with Prescott friends, coming in auto.
 Buys Buick.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Ritter were arrivals yesterday from Hillside, on the train, and return home today in a new Buick auto. purchased from Al ! Weber.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs (. C. Stukey, of Walker, left yesterday for Delta, Colo, her old home, where she will visit with her sister, Mrs. J. R. Ward, for a few months
 To Visit Sister.
 Mrs. C. C. Stukey, of Walker, left yesterday to visit her sister at Aus | tin, Colorado. On her return trip she will take in the exposition at San i Francisco. Visit to Old Home.
 Mrs. A. ]. Pessell and three chil- dren, of Walker, left yesterday for Morgan, Texas, to visit with rela- lives at the old home, after an absence of many years.
 Another Trip for Miller. County Superintendent of Schools | Miller left for a trip to Perkinsviue, Clarkdale and Jerome yesterday and  flee before next Thursday. Pastor Resigns.
 Rev. H. NJ. Cox has resigned the pastorate of the Baptist church to accept charge in Minnesota. He left for his new field yesterday, going by way of Phoenix, where his children have been visiting.
 Range V&itor.
 C. 4 Johnson, goat raiser of the Kirkland country, was an arrival yes terday on business trip, and like others in that section, is preparing to make a second mohair cleanup for the current year.
 Brief Visitor.
 T. C. Nolan, former well-known resident, arrived from Yuma yester- day, where he is manager of the Yuma hotel. He returns home today in auto, and will be accompanied by his wife, who had been spending the summer at the old home with rela- lives and friends. Concert Today.
 The Prescott City Band will enter tain the public on the plaza this af- [ ternoon with concert, beginning at l 4 o'clock and ending at 5:30. The change of hours is due to the colder , weather in the evenings. Professional Trip.
 Dr. J. Harvey Blain, secretary of :, the Arizona Board of Dental Exam T hers, left yesterday for Phoenix, to l attend a special meeting, at which g I4 applicants are to be examined for admission to the association. Lively District. t
 Fritz Vierthaler, foreman of the n lille Starbuck mines, on Slate creek, f, owned by Major A. J. Pickrell, was |, n the city yesterday and reported ;, development as continuing, and pro u Iuction was being given, also, with II he showing as satisfactory. Slate D reek, he says, is lively, and produc- | ion would indicate successful min ng at three camps. m Nine Examination. al Frank L. Norris, mining engineer r;
 
 f note, was an arrival during the ., yeek from the East, and in company = yith Lester Jackson, left Friday for VI he holdings of the War Eagle -Gladi- Ill tor, near Crown King, on an eX- o' ended examination of that property. in his move is considered as an i'm Pl ortant one, the forerunner of large perations and on permanent basis. co assing Through. ci H. J. Gray. president of the Arizona re Wool Growers Association, and 70 known in Northern Ari- -; ona, was an arrival in auto yesterday WI om Flagstaff, accompanied by his as fife and children, who are en route WI , Phoenix for the winter. Mir. Gray be ates livestock cdnditions in the M orth are prosperous, and feed is oundant They resume their jour tel ey today. a ish Galore. A. Returning yesterday from Kirkland Io, alley, Ezra Jackson stated fine sport e pounds at the Ritter holdings, where @0