Weekly journal-miner., 1916-05-31
Official Business.

month for trial at Flagstaff (From Sundays Daily)
 Mining Business. Lloyd l.. LeDuc, manager of the Henrietta mines on Big Bug creek was an arrival yesterday on . busi
 ness trip.
 Visiting Friends. Mrs. Clarence Myberg. whose mar. riage occurred few weeks ago. was
 visitor with Prescott friends yester-
 day, coming from Mayer.
 Comes to Visit. Mrs. Ruth Willard, aunt of Mrs. C. s. Richardson, of Hotel Congress, IS
 in the city from Chicago. and will visit here for few weeks, leaving
 then for the coast for the Summer.
 Home From Phoenix.
 Mrs. Eli Stauffer, Mrs. Amy Hill and Mrs. Henry Suder. who attende! the grand lodge session of Rebekahs an auxilliary of the Odd Fellows or der. returned home Friday night from Phoenix.
 To the Seaside.
 Mrs. w. c. Greenwood. wife of tho head salesman of the Hill Hardware Co.,, left yesterday for the coast re- sorts Of Southern California. for the Summer Later she will be joined by her husband
 Range Visitor.
 (. L. Ferguson. rangeman of the Hillside country, was a business visit or yesterday. reporting the cattle in- iustry as in better shape than in many years, owing to excellent grazing and water being abundant everywhere. From Tungsten Camp.
 F. s. Temple, who is operating tungsten mines in Eureka district. was an arrival yesterday, reporting development, with satisfactory pro- duction continuing. Shipping is to begin from several camps in a shor; time
 Preparing For Summer.
 T. ]. Laird was an arrival yester- day from Groom creek. and stated reservations for Summer visitors ex ceed those of last year New tent houses are to De erected and it Is cx- pected the colony will reach to al least GO.
 Leaves For Summer.
 Mrs. c. F. Harrison, wife of the chief clerk of the general freight and passenger office of the s. F. P. & ?. in this city, left for Los Angeles yes terday to remain away for the Sum, mer, and will be guest of her sister. Mrs. A. E. Ensign. Expert at Golf.
 Mrs. l.. F. Berrien, of Salt Lake City. who enjoys distinction as an ex pert at golf. was an arrival yesterday. to remain indefinitely, and is a guest at Hotel Congress. Her husband likewise is devotee of this sport. and is the president of the Salt Lake Golhng Club.
 Summer Visitor.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. NJ. Scott. of Phoe- nix, the former prominently known in railroad circles as the superintend- ent of the Southern Pacific, were ar rivals yesterday and registered at Hotel Congress. Mir. Scott remains for few days only, while Mrs Scott contemplates spending the Summe, here. Mining Business.
 Clarence Hammer. who is in charge of mining work of his father, in the McCabe field. was an arrival yester day, and stated the district is expert encing more activity at present than in many years, production being quite heavy. He is elated over the out look of several old mines that are again active. Both Trifie Shaky.
 r. R. Dyas, manager of the Oatman- Prescott Brokerage Co.,. who has been confined to his bed for the past eight weeks with serious lung af- | lection. made his appearance at the office yesterday for short time. He stated that while he still felt a bit 'snaky" he was no worse of in this | respect than is the Oatman stock | market at the present time.