Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-12
(From Sundays Daily0 Visiting Relatives.


 Visiting Relatives. A. w. Hawke has arrived from Sacramento, Cal, to spend months vacation with relatives.
 Mining Business ]. NJ. Eayman, a principal of the Verde Combination Mining Com pany, is in the city on a business trip Contract Awarded.
 William Herter was awarded the contract yesterday for building the Miller Valley school house.
 Visiting Old Home
 Mir. and Mrs. Sterling Hummer, former residents of this section. now of Florence, concluded weeks visit yesterday and returned home. Country Visitors
 Mir and Mrs. T. L. Morris and daughter, and Mrs. NJ. T. Gadbury, wife of the range foreman of Mir Morris, are in the city to visit with friends.
 Summer Outing
 Mrs. Roy Bedding left yesterday for Los Angeles, to visit with a sis ter, Mrs. Jessie Dugger, and to enjoy an outing at the seaside during the Summer
 Mohave Visitor.
 Timothy Gore, of. Oatman. a well known Colorado operator, was an ar rival Friday. and is to remain in this field indefinitely on mining business. His wife joins him later from Du- rango.
 Range Visitor.
 Fred w. Genung is in the city from Ash creek, where he located recently and entered the range business, re- moving from Peoples valley. He has shipped all his livestock from the old to the new location. From Apache.
 Mir and Mrs. Wilbur Hudson, of Apache county. were late arrivals during the week to witness the clos ing of Frontier Days. They contcm- plate remaining until the latter pari l of the month. Come For Summer
 Mir. and Mrs. B. w. Getsinger, oi Phoenix, were arrivals during the | week and are occupying their cottage at Idylwild for the Summer. Mir Getsinger recently sold his large | ranch holdings on Willow creek to 2 | Salt River valley farmer. Old York Active
 Mir. and Mrs. P. D. Burtt. the for mer superintendent of the Old York | mines, near Yarnell, are visiting the | city. He states that unwatcring of | the old shaft has started and sinking | will begin this week Two tunnels also are to be driven, and the prop erty thoroughly explored. Pleasure Trip
 Miss Agnes B. Todd left yesterday for Honolulu, joining Miss Mata Dexter, who preceded her last week, and after a few weeks of sightseeing returns to San Francisco, then leav- ing for the Eastern markets to pu-- chase the latest in millinery crca- tions. She returns carly in Septcm- Der.
 An Omission
 Inadvertently the name of Mrs. Isabelle Shull Forrest of this city was omitted from the list of those who attend the school reunion held on July 4, at the home of Mrs. Ro- land Moshcr During her school Jays this pioneer resident of Pres cott will be pleasantly remembered IS Miss Isabelle Woodmansy Mining Men Arrive
 Alexander F. Thaw and Robert Thompson, Of Albuquerque. N. M.. recent arrivals, returned yesterday from mine inspection trip to Big Bug district. They expressed them selves as well pleased with the coun- , ny generally. Mir Thompson Te- , mains here for the present and Mir rhaw leaves today for the Placcrita |, country. : Pleased Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas B. Dahls. of 2edlands, Cal, who have been visit f ng the city since early in June, re- urn home today. At their hotel yes r crday they stated the outing has i ,een enjoyed beyond expectations f The climate they mentioned especial V y as a feature to add enjoyment to heir sojourn. Mir. Dahls is a brother f 'f Fred F. Dahls. who many years a .go was a resident of Prescott, but s now Denver merchant. r
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