Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-19
Leaves For Camp.

Leaves For Camp.
 Bert Cullings, who nas located in the PlaccTit2s section, and is develop ing gold mine. returned to the camp yesterday with supplies. He was joined by a brother, who arrived on Thursday from Pioche, Nev. Critically III.
 C. F. Warren left yesterday for Phoenix, receiving the sad news of his mother being SO critically i'll that her death was expected at any mo- ment The afflicted woman IS a pion- eer resident of this section, Mrs. B. r. Peters.
 Leave For Coast.
 AIr. and Mrs. (. ]. Swasey, of Fort Worth. Texas, who had been in the city for a few weeks, while negotia- tions were pending for the sale of the Buster mines of the former, left yes terday for Los Angeles, on trip of recreation for few weeks. when they will return home.
 Alto Is Active.
 T. C. Hill was in the city yesterday from Thumb Butte district, and re- ported the principal mine movement as at the Alto, recently taken over by Dr. Norman and D. C. Mclver. En- ergctic development is going on in driving a tunnel and exploration given is satisfactory to the above owners. From the Arctic.
 Sam Swetman, who with others Of this section left for the Cape Nome region in Alaska eight years ago, passed through the city yesterday for Gallup, \. M, and had been in PhOe- nix for few days visiting with rela- tives. He will return to this section later, and will follow quartz mining in Big Bug district.
 Vacation at Home.
 Friends in the city of Miss Frances Craighead will be interested to know that she arrived from Phoenix yes terday to remain for a month with her mother, Mrs. George Merwin, and will enjoy her annual vacation at home. She is chief clerk 10 Secretary Van Der Veer, of the Water Users Association.
 Coast Trip.
 Miss Beryl Masterson, visitor for the past month from Trinidad, Colo, left yesterday for San Diego to visit the exposition. and will return during August, when she will be joined by a sister, Mrs. H. I. Overman, who will make sketches of Montezuma's Wen and Moatezuma's Castle on Beaver creek. Clarkdale and Jerome also will be portrayed by this talented aTSst. Miss Masterson comes to this section for her health which has been greatly benefited.
 Concludes Visit.
 Miss Lavina Hendey, the talented daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hendey, who had been spending her vacation at the old home, left yester- day for Sacramento, Cal to resume her duties as supervisor of physical education of the public schools of that city, in which she has a corps of 300 teachers and an enrolment of over 30,000 children to preside over. Miss Hendey is attaining a nationwide fame for her exceptional ability in her chosen profession.
 Business and Pleasure.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Bowers, of Mesa, were arrivals yesterday in auto and are at the home of Edward Bow CTS, a brother ofsthe former. Mir. Bowers comes to look after his min ing interests near Jerome Junction, as we'll will he and his wife enjoy the Prescott climate for a few months. He is a son of pioneer sheriff of Yavapai county, and being Prescott born young man receives a welcome from many on his return to the old home.
 Mine Investor Here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cyril l.. Woode, with their daughters and son, are recent arrivals and it is quite probable the first named will be an investor in mines of the Bradshaws. Preliminary matters for closing quite large deal are now under consideration. and if ratified Mir Woode stated yesterday full operating equipment will be in stalled immediately. The above oper- ator comes from the Goldlield, New, field, and his family joined him in this city a few days ago, coming from Houghton, Mich.