Weekly journal-miner., 1916-09-13

Savings Bank, left yesterday for :
 months outing on the coast
 Business Trip. , George Devere, with the Commer. cial company in Copper Basin, was .
 business visitor during the week, re.
 turning to the camp yesterday. Home From Coast.
 pr. and Mrs. (. K. Hartzell, who
 had been attending the San Diego cx.
 position and touring the coast for !
 few weeks, returned home yesterday.
 Range Outing.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ed Stephens and Miss
 Bertha Musser have returned from
 Rockers ranch, on Ash creek, where
 they enjoyed an outing for the past week.
 More Auto Sales.
 The Yavapai garage yesterday re ported the sale of Studebaker to G H. Miller, of Santa Maria, and a Max well to C. ]. Murdock, of the Blue Bell mine.
 Political Business.
 Fred T. Mickle, who is seeking tho Democratic nomination for supervis- or, was an arrival yesterday from Jc rome, in the interest of his candidacy, and returns home today.
 Concludes Visit.
 Miss Eva NJ. Behn who had been visiting with friends in the city, her former home, returned yesterday to Phoenix, where she IS a teacher in the public schools.
 Teacher Leaves.
 Miss Anna Gertrude Linney, sister of Attorney H. H. Linney, left for Hillside yesterday, where she Ina, been retained by Mr. and Mrs. Morse Darnall as private teacher for their children
 Business Trip.
 Marl; Gemmill. principal of tht Randolph Gemmill Development Co., of Crown King, which firm is prose cutting large mine operations in the Bradshaw field, is in the city on a business trip.
 Called to Coast.
 Mrs. Clarence Spaulding, who had been visiting with relatives during the week intending to remain indefinitely left yesterday for San Francisco. re- ceiving news of the serious illness of her husband.
 Range Visitor,
 Clarence L. Ferguson, of the Hill side country, was in the city yester- day from his range, and reports the cattle industry in excellent condition from heavy rains, fine Winter now being assured.
 Visiting Friends.
 Miss Allie Comber, who had been .-isiting with brother at Las Vegas, x. M., and an aunt at Oatman, was m arrival during the week to visit i with Prescott friends, and leaves for Phoenix, her home, today. From the Bonanza.
 H. Wm. Stevens, president of the | Yuma-Warrior Mining Co.,, is in the city from the Bonanza camp, in the Harqua Halas, and states the mill is in action, and development goes ahead under satisfactory conditions. Official Business.
 Frank Blandy, chief deputy internal revenue collector, was in attendance on the Federal court during the week. returning to Phoenix yesterday. He was former resident of this city, and for many years followed mining. Come by Train.
 MT. and Mrs. Calvin Sibert were arrivals by train yesterday from Mo- have county, abandoning their auto owing to washed out roads and ;hc heavy rains of Friday afternoon. Mir. Sibert is mining operator near Gold field, New, and comes to visit with d brother on Lower Turkey creek, who is mining. : Desert Deluged.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Lynn, who ar rived yesterday afternoon in auto from the Salome country, state th1t , the rain storm of Friday was said by ( old-time residents to have been with out an equal in over 70 years. Sec tions of the country looked like an in ! ! land lake and the downpour lasted f more than eight hours. To Be Nurse.
 Friends in Prescott of Miss Alma Cousins, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. ' Carl Cousins, will be interested to know that this popular young lady a has gone to Detroit, Mich, to enter |! .he Hospital for Children's Diseases, z md will take a course as nurse, which I profession she will follow hereafter.