Weekly journal-miner., 1916-06-21

Chaparral mining property, was an arrival yesterday from the camp on a brief business trip.
 Official Mission. Judge P. s. Wren left yesterday for Phoenix. on official matters for the Pioneers Home in this city. of wiici he is superintendent.
 Come For Summer. Mrs. Charles LaGrange and chil- dren. of Phoenix. were arrivals yes terday 10 remain for the Summer as guests of Mrs. A. !. Peat.
 Come For Summer.
 Mrs. c. L. Reynolds. of Blythe. Cal. and two daughters were arrivals yesterday and will occupy cottage in the city for the Summer Long Auto Trip. Mir and Mrs. R. w. Davis of Fort Grant. are in the city for a few days visit and arc stopping at the Con gress. Their destination is Chicago. Will Recover.
 Stephen McDougall. the telephone lineman. who sustained a fracture O. the skull several days ago in falling from a pole, is daily improving and his recovery is now assured. From Commercial.
 A. B. Peach. foreman of the Com mercial in Copper Basin. was briei business visitoS yesterday. reporting daily production as over 100 tons oi ore. and underground conditions i'm proving.
 Recuperating Health.
 w. A. Hall. who will be remember ed as a frequent visitor in recent years. brother of Lon D. and $. r Hall. was an arrival yesterday from Los Angeles. to remain indefinitely, for his health.
 Come to Visit.
 Mrs. W. B. Back. of Montezuma's We'll. and daughter. Mrs. Granville Fain, of Camp Verde, were arrivals yesterday for weekend visit with their many Prescott friends. They are at Head hotel.
 Returning to Oklahoma.
 Mrs. Penn and family and her sister. Mrs. Rose. leave this morning in two Bucks for their home in Okla homa. There are seven in the party and they plan to make the overland trip by easy stages and visit all point, Of interest.
 Mining Business.
 J. H. Shockley. a principal of the new company operating the Home stead gold mines at Walker. was an arrival yesterday from the camp on business Also in the city yesterday from Walker, was C. C. Stukey, the merchant and mining man. Mining Men Here.
 Thos McKeown. Of Carson City, New. and Fillmore Mundes. of Grass Valley, Cal. are recent arrivals, and nave gone into the Black Canyon country on a mine examination trip for a few days Mir. McKeown was here last Spring. He is interested in operations going on on the Comstock lode.
 Passing Through.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. J. Hogan. and guests. the Misses Helen and Flor ence Dorn, were arrivals in auto Fri day night from the Ajo copper camp, in Yuma county. en route to Flag staff to visi. for a few weeks with relatives. They return to attend Frontier Days festivities in Prescott. remaining until August. when they will leave for the coast. Going to Oak Creek.
 Five auto parties, from Pima and Pinal counties, passed through the city yesterday afternoon, bound for Oak creek on trout fishing trip for a few weeks. Mir. Parkins. of the party. stated nine other autos would arrive today and tomorrow, and later all would return to Prescott to attend Frontier Days doings. He also stat ed that the present warm wave in the South is driving many to the noun tains, and Summer is approaching six weeks ahead Of last year so far as in tense heat is concerned.
 (From Tuesdays Daily) At Idylwild.