Weekly journal-miner., 1916-08-09

ing in the north.
 (Frcm Sundays Daily)
 Returns From Coast.
 Attorney F. L. FIaworth returned Friday from weeks business trip to Los Angeles.
 Business Trip.
 J. A. Lambert, the horse raiser of Salt River valley, is in the city for a few days on business, and to enjoy the climate.
 Here For Vacation.
 w. s. Norveil, formerly official court reporter in Prescott for the Dis trict court, IS up from Phoenix to re- main couple of weeks.
 Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. P. Allison, of Wal nut creek, were arrivals in auto yes tcrday to remain for a few days visit ing with Prescott friends.
 Phoenix Visitor.
 Mrs. H. C. Woodbridge and two children were arrivals yesterday from Phoenix, coming to remain until the warm weather ends in the south. Goes To Mohave.
 Celora NJ. Stoddard, manager of the Stoddard Milling Co.,, was in the city yesterday en route to Mohave coun- ty, where he has mining interests. Resigns Position.
 John Meade, for the past three years floor foreman of Ruffner's stables, has resigned his position, and will engage in other pursuits, prob ably mining.
 Goes To Tucson.
 Samuel L. Pattee, deputy United States attorney, left for his home in Tucson yesterday after spending the past week here prosecuting cases in the Federal court.
 Mine Examination.
 D. O. Ormond, representing a Salt Lake mine investment firm, is in the Senator country making an examina- ton of properties. Later he will be joined by one of the principals. Comes to Visit.
 Miss Beatrice Bird, prominently known as a favorite in social circles of Phoenix, has arrived in Prescott for a few weeks sojourn with friends, and is a guest of Mrs. A. l.. Smith. Reports Liberal Rainfall.
 George O. Peter a prominent min ing and cattleman from the Dewey section, was in Prescott yesterday. He reported that the liberal rainfall around Dewey insured plenty of Fall feed.
 Returns To Albuquerque.
 J. l.. Seth assistant solicitor for the department of agriculture, who has been appearing this week before the United States court in session here, left for his home in Albuquer- que, yesterday. Looking at Lands.
 Ernest Forsythe, of Mastcn, H., is in this section looking over land, with q view to locating later and engag- ing in farming He states he is seek ing a change of climate for the health of son and daughter. Buys Realty.
 E. V. Jackson, an engineer of the s. F. P & F. railroad of the Ash Fork division, made a flying trip to Pres colt on Friday, closing the deal for realty on the West side, which he stated would be improved at once. To Enter Ford's Employ.
 Herb Regain, who has been em- ployed by the Sam1 Hill Hardware Company for the past year, left for Los Angeles last night where he will enter the employ of the Ford Motor Car Company at its branch assem- bling plant. U. s. Attorney Leaves.
 United States Attorney Thomas A. 1 Flynn left yesterday afternoon for T few days visit in Flagstaff before go- ing to his home in Phoenix. Attor- ncy Flynn has been in Prescott dur. ing the Summer prosecuting cases in the Federal court. From the Mines.
 Fritz Vierthaler, one of the success ful leasers on the Davis mines, of Slate Creek district, was an arrival | yesterday from his camp on a busi- ness trip. He continues shipping, and | is well pleased over development on his section of that property. Drilling Begins.
 A. l.. Johns, in charge of churn drill operations on the copper hold ings of Mcbride & McNulty, near