Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-12

Company, has returned from a rec
 creation trip of few weeks in South
 ern California, leaving for Jerom,
 yesterday, to resume exploration.
 Pioneer Visitor
 James l.. Alexander, familiar fig
 ure of carly days in Prescott, was ar
 arrival yesterday from Sycamore
 creek, and will answer to roll call o
 the reunion of the class of the public
 school of 1875, which is to take place
 tonight.
 Mining Man Returns
 John H. Pell, who has large min ing interests in this section, has re- turned from New York City, on busi- ness pertaining thereto, and which he reports has been attended with
 success for future operations to be- gin on large scale.
 Senator Hubbell Here
 State Senator Lorenzo Hubbell, of Apache county, was an arrival yes terday from Canada, and is central figure in convention doings of Arizona Republicans today. He received a welcome to the city from many friends.
 From Phoenix.
 Charles McElroy, quite well known in this city, of the real estate firm Of Greene & Griffin, was an arrival Tuesday. Also from the Capital City
 are Mir and Mrs. Ed. Barnum, the former owner of the Owl barber shop.
 Boosting Lowell
 Colonel Fred s. Breen, of the Coco nino delegation to the Republican State convention in Prescott, was an arrival yesterday in Prescott, and is vigorously supporting the candidacy of Professor Lowell of that city for U. s. senator.
 No Time For Business.
 Mir and Mrs. Harry Kay, the form CT a well known real estate man of Phoenix, are in the city, and the form CT informed friends yesterday that he comes to the Mile High City to see and not talk shop" They are en- toying the visit, and also the climate Visitors From Mines.
 Harry Jones is in the city from the Commercial camp in Copper Basin, that camp closing down during the He is accompanied by his daughter, Miss Phyllis Jones, who for several days to visit with friends. Coming From France.
 Father Rouselle, pastor of the Catholic church of Prescott who had been serving in the French army for over one year, cabled from Paris yes terday that he is returning to this city to resume his religious work, and will arrive inside of two weeks. Here.
 II. B. Claim, a well known con tractor of Phoenix, is in the city to attend the Republican State conven- lion. as a delegate from Maricopa county. J. H. Kinney, for many years, city treasurer of Phoenix, came To Prescott to attend the D. O. O. K. |  Prominent Republican Here.
 John C. Gatti, the Prince of Ireenlce,' who heads the Greenlee | county Republican delegation to the State convention in Prescott, was an arrival Tuesday. He also is a large | ange owner and leading citizen of hat section.
 Slipped Cog.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ed Barnum, the | ormer on the police force of Phoenix, | were arrivals Tuesday in auto. They | -eport a delay of several hours on Copper Basin hill The machine went | put of commission but as O. s. call | brought relief, and they came into own serene and happy. Successful Trip.
 F. H. Meek, identified with the Arizona Hydraulic Power Go, a Verde river project to generate cleo ricity, who was called to Chicago to consult with associates, returned Tuesday, and reported a favorable as arrived at, looking oward early construction on this big 
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