Weekly journal-miner., 1916-08-30

| StClS ana lIldht q SNluS Oi liS iilS Oi their subjects establishing headquar- ters at the Congress hotel.
 (From Saturdays Daily) To College.
 Malcolm Barrett left yesterday for Santa Clara college, Cal, to begin his educational career.
 Home From Coast.
 Mrs. Mark Bradley and daughter, Miss Andrea Bradley, have returned from months outing at seaside re- sorts Of Southern California and visit ing with friends.
 In Good Shape.
 r. A. Munkittrick is in the city from his range holdings near Goodwin, and reports abundant rains this Summer, with cattle in excellent condition to enter the Winter. Back to Stanford. David Levy, Lee Thompson and Tom Marks, IT,, left yesterday to re- enter Stanford university for the Fall and Winter term, after spending their vacations as home. Returns From South. The many friends in Prescott Of Miss Margaret Roper will be interest cd to learn of her return a few days ago, after an absence of several weeks in Southern Arizona and New Mex ico.
 Range Outing.
 Lyle Sharpnack returned yesterday from a range outing in Kirkland val ley of few weeks, and has resumed his duties at the Hill Hardware Co. His wife remained at the home of her brother, Albert Rudy.
 Visitor From Range. ]. H. Reeves, well known as d rangeman of the Cienaga country, was an arrival yesterday on business, and reported the industry in excel lent shape since heavy rains have fallen this Summer. To New Home.
 Mrs. William Blount and children left yesterday for Humboldt, where they will reside in the future. MT. Blount remains in the city for the present, closing a deal for mine in Lynx Creek district.
 Buys Out Partners.
 w. R. Ehle has bought out the in terests of his partners, J. H. Ehle and C. H. Worthen in the Ehle Transfer Company. He will maintain the same stand, in front of Campbell's cigar store on Montezuma street. Home Again.
 Mrs. P. R. Mines, who has been visiting friends and relatives in South crn and Northern California for the past two months, returned home yes tcrday While away she made trip to the far-famed Yosemite valley. Mining Business.
 A. F. AIiltenbcrg, of Congress June tion, who has mining interests in that section, is in the city on business trip. He is a veteran of the Spanish American war, and also figured in early days in fighting the Apaches. L. \ 0F p Riders, commanded by Buckley" O. Neill.
 Mining Business.
 Andrew Peterson was an arrival yesterday from Congress Junction, and reported that the principal mining activity in that field was at the Octave where deep development goes ahead, and under conditions which would indicate the opening up of big gold property. Frank Anderson is in charge as superintendent From the Desert.
 Fred E. Edwards, who has recently located near Quartzsite with his cattle interests, removing from the Palace station section, was a visitor yester- day, on business trip. He states grazing conditions are good ,and is well pleased over the change of loca- tons. After Supplies.
 T. V. Zinck, of Wolf creek, who was in the city yesterday after sup plies'for his new camp, gave good report of conditions in the shaft at depth of g feet, the vein carrying an lS-inch body of silver ore that assays 76 ounces to the ton, with strong tungsten indications. He is recently from Nevada.
 Leave For Orient.
 Mir and Mrs. Ned Kellogg and two children, who had been visiting with fo-