Weekly journal-miner., 1916-08-30

! kresses department stores with head quarters in New York City, is re- cent arrival for brief visit with his aunt, Mrs. w. T. King, of North | Pleasant street.
 Toured the West.
 pr. and Mrs. Spates, of Globe, are in Prescott, on the return trip home, after several months of an auto tour of Western States. They will remain here for several days to visit points of interest adjacent. Competent Girl.
 Miss Wilmena King, daughter of Mrs. w. T. King, recent graduate of the University Of California, has accepted a position in the public schools at Clarkdale, leaving yester- day to begin her duties.
 Comes to Reside.
 Mrs. C. F. Nichols, of Douglas, is recent arrival to make Prescott her future home. In a few days she will be joined by her husband, who will be attached to the brokerage firm of R. Allyn Lewis & Co.
 To the Coast.
 Mrs. Julius Jacoby leaves today for Beuna Park, Cal, to remain for the Winter, seeking q change of climate for her health. She will visit with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Coughran, a former resident of this city.
 To College.
 Miss Ruth Palmer, of Phoenix, who had been visiting with many friends in the city for the past two weeks, left yesterday for California to enter either Pomona or Occidental college at the beginning of the Fall term. After Supplies.
 Louis LaBarr, who is operating his Rainy Day mines in Copper Basin on quite extensive lines, was in the city yesterday after supplies, reporting good progress being made in driving new tunnel to tap the ore body at great depth.
 Exploration Continues.
 C. J. McNulty was an arrival yes terday from Copper creek, and report cd the Crawford syndicate as still actively exploring by churn drilling to great depth. Determinations made are not given publicity, but it is stat cd they are satisfactory. The sec ond hole is now being drilled. On Business.
 Judge w. A. Long and Sam Bob lett, who have mining interests on Lynx creek, were visitors yesterday on business, both reporting the placer industry as slowed down from lack of water, but quartz operations continu ing in different sections. Come to Visit.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank R. Goodman, whose marriage was solemnized re- gently, were arrivals yesterday from the north, and are to remain in the city for a few weeks visiting with friends. Mir. Goodman has road mat tcrs also to look after in this section, being State division engineer Concludes Visit.
 Miss Beatrice Bird, of Phoenix, who had been the guest or Prescott friends for the past month, returned home yesterday to the regret of many. She contemplates making brief visit lat CT, or when the first snow storm oc- CUTS, stating that she had never seen the beautiful except in motion pie 1 lures. To Stanford.
 Lamar Norveil, son of Mir. and Mrs. w. s. Norveil, former residents of this city, was an arrival from Clark l dale yesterday, en route to Stanford l university. He is in his fourth year and is taking a law course, expecting to graduate next Spring. He is visit ing with his father, who is court re- porter of Pinal county. Back From Phoenix.
 F. R. Stewart has returned from | Phoenix to join his wife who has been spending the Summer in this city. Both return home next month. Mir. Stewart made the trip in auto via Black canyon, and stated the Ante lope hill grade is the only point that needs additional work. He also states | the old route will be very popular hereafter in auto travelling circles be- tween Prescott and Phoenix, owing to it being a shorter distance than by way of Wickcnburg.
 Back From Coast.
 Mrs. Emma Durr and daughter h. TzI i