Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-12

parlors, left yesterday for the Sum.
 mer to visit with friends in Los An
 geles.
 Coast Outing.
 Mrs. Mark Bradley, accompanied
 by her daughter, Andrea, and son,
 Donald, left yesterday for a two weeks outing at seaside resorts of
 Southern California
 Range Visitor.
 Frank Munkittrick is in the city after range inspection trip through the Santa Maria country. He will leave today for his home near Good win, where he has cattle interests.
 Returns Home.
 Miss Marie Shannon, of Tucson, who had been visiting with Prescott friends for few weeks, and was guest of Miss Esther Ross, returned home yesterday, much to the regret of many friends.
 Starts Placering.
 Blake Baker left yesterday for Skull valley, to establish a camp and begin placer operations with a new invention, that recovers values by a dry method. He has made several test runs with gratifying returns. Concludes Visit.
 Mrs. H. K. Helm, of Phoenix, who had been in the city for several days visiting with friends and enjoying the familiar odor of the pines, returned home yesterday. Mr. Behn, having mine interests to look after, will re- main here. Business Visitor.
 C. A. Randall was in the city yes terday from Congress, where he has charge of the Consolidated interests, and reported quite a movement in that field, several mines resuming re- gently. Large operations will not be- gin until Fall
 Mine Investigation.
 F. J. Davis and other stockholders of the Shill Mining O., have con cludcd an investigation of their Mesa holdings near Humboldt, and return ed to Southern Arizona yesterday. They contemplate beginning opera tions in a short time.
 Concludes Visit
 Mrs. J. II. Jones, of Oakland, Cal, mother of Jack" Jones, now of Swansea, concluded a months visit yesterday with Prescott friends, and returned home. While here Mrs Jones was the guest of Mrs. Daisy Jones. her daughter-in-law. Falta Affffliction
 ]. F. Widen, for several months resident of this city, passed away on Sunday from cancer of the stomach, and burial was given yesterday att ernoon from Ruffner's chapel He was aged about 50 years. and nothing is known of relatives. Good Report.
 C. F. Warren, one of the owners of the Promoter group of gold mines, m Crook canyon, is in the city on business, and gives a favorable report of development. He is arranging final details for placing mill on the property and expects to begin reduc- ion in few months. Visitors Leace. 1
 Mir. and Mrs. D. F.. Nelson and 1; Miss Lucy Nelson, of , Phoenix, who had been in the city i for several days visiting with their ( many friends, left yesterday for Los Angeles, to remain during the Sum mer. While here they were guests of (. w. Davis, son of Mrs. Nelson. Boy Fatally Stricken
 George Strong, sixteen years of age, passed away in this city Sunday night, from acute gastritis after an " illness of only a few days. He was { . visitor with his parents, Mir. and J Mrs. William Strong, of Tempe, and s the remains are at Ruffncr's to be pre- :: pared for shipment home today, for q burial in the family plot. Serious Accident c
 According to a letter received yes d erday from Needles, California, Arnold Dwyer, former resident of il