Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-30

ItSlutHl or lHlS Clty, was all dIIlNdI
 yesterday from Wickenburg, to re-
 main for several days visiting with friends.
 Bradshaw Visitors.
 Eli s. Perkins, the Crown King
 merchant, and John Jackson, min
 ing man of the Bradshaw mountains,
 were arrivals Friday night on busi-
 ness trip.
 Sightseeing Trip.
 Mrs. Charles Chambers and daugh- ter, Miss Alberta Chambers, left yes terday for an outing of several weeks along the coast and to visit the two expositions.
 At Home of Friend.
 Miss Agnes B. Todd, who was re- ported in yesterday mornings issue as being at Mercy Hospital, i'll with the appendicitis, is at the home of her friend, Mrs, Hugo B. Richards. From Badger State.
 Lewis McGown, of Berlin, Wiscon- sin. was an arrival during the week to look over the country, and may decide to locate. He is investigating livestock conditions with the view to establishing soap factory. Taking Layoff.
 L. F. Eaton, former resident of this section. was an arrival Friday from mining camp near Wicken- burg, on a vacation trip for few weeks. His wife and daughter join him later, they being en route from Trinidad, Colo.
 Vacation Trip.
 Phillip Leonard, a resident of this city several years ago, and frequent visitor, is again in the city for a few weeks of recreation and to visit with old-time friends He is with the gov ernment agency on the Navajo In dian reservation near Manuelito, N. NJ.
 Thrifty Town.
 B. C. Jones, of Mayer, was an ar rival yesterday in auto, and gave the usual report of that town from com standpoint being thrifty, and miners continuing activity at several camps adjacent in anticipation of their ores soon at the new custom plant.
 Old Timer Here.
 Fred E. Wesson, a resident of this city many years ago, and in the em- ploy of the military at Fort Whipple in a civil capacity, was an arrival Thursday from Tucson, to remain for a few weeks visit with old time friends, this being his first trip to this section in quarter of century. Come For Summer.
 MT. and Mrs. s. J. Riddle, of Tip top mining district, are in the city to remain until September, owing to warm weather necessitating a sus- pension of mine work. MT. Riddle is operating the old Farragut silver mine under lease and bond. From Mexico.
 Lawrence Judson, mining man quite well known in this field, is a recent arrival from Paral, Mexico, and will remain for several days OF business. It is quite probable he may become interested in certain holdings to the south of this city. From Nevada.
 Patrick Collins, resident of this county many years ago, and well known miner, returned during the | week from Goldfeld, New, to remain. Since leaving he has entered the | -anks of matrimony, and his wife and 1 laughter join him early in July Range Investor.
 Frank E. Whitton, of Salt River alley, prominently known as live stock grower, was an arrival yester- lay from Phoenix on brief business i rip. He returned south later in the lay and stated that on Tuesday he would arrive with his wife and family ! o remain indefinitely. He will look over different range localities with he view to making large investments. Eastern Visitors.
 Dr. C. K. Hartzell, of this city, is for few days his broth 1T, F Fl. Hartzell, who with his wife, ; ;on and daughter have arrived from Alliance, Ohio, and are passing trough to the San Francisco eXposi- ion. The visitors are very much pleased with Prescott. Hillside Visitors.
 C. P. Mullen, Guy B. Shultz and Sterling Ellis, three large cattle own ITS of the Hillside section were ia he city yesterday on business. All will be in for the Frontier Days cele- ,ration, besides many others from hat part of the country. Ellis ex- ,ects to ride as one of the buckine ,roncho contestants.