Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-12


 convention. He intends to make the race again this year.
 Eastern Visitor
 F. w. Stehr, prominently known in financial circles in New York City, was an arrival a few days ago. accompanying r. s. Viele. of the Arizona Power Company, who re turned from trip East on mining business.
 Nobody Home"
 II. B. Cummings, a well known rangeman of the Verde, who IS in the city, states ranch and range are running alone for few days, all hands being in this city to see the fine work during Frontier Days. Phoenix Visitor.
 Mrs. H. F. Willhalm, of Phoenix, | IS recent arrival, to remain for the Summer with her daughter, Mrs. J. B. Livezey. at l36 North Virginia street. Mir. Willhalm is president of the Black Reef Copper Co.,, operating near Wcnden.
 May Locate.
 MT. and Mrs. ]. L. Loomis, of Glendale. Cal, after a three weeks sojourn. are very much pleased with scenic and climatic conditions of Prescott, and may locate here. MT Loomis was formerly interested in mines of Copper Basin district. From Big Pine.
 C. H. Cunning, was in the city yes terday and reported construction of the l0O-ton mill as being rushed, early in September being set as the time for starting up. Mine conditions, nc says, are gratifying from ore bodies developed recently. and of the highest grade vet cut into. Come For Summer.
 Mir and Mrs. P. M. Jewett anl daughter, of Phoenix, with their guests, Mrs. C. F.. Connor and sister. ing the week from Phoenix, and arc to remain for the Summer at the camp ! Of the Wichita Placer Co.,, on Lynx 1 creek. Mir. Jewett is identified wiih this undertaking.
 Simms In Town
 Mitt Simms, quite we'll known in this section, and Democratic candi- ! date for the nomination of secretary of State of Arizona, arrived Wednes- | day. He IS treasurer of the State, but . retires next January, the constitution | prohibiting him holding the position more than one two-year term. Visiting Old Home.
 Many friends in Prescott of Miss Beulah Hartwick, who will be pleas antly remembered as former resi- dent, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ben Hartwick, is again in the city, at the home of Mrs. L. N. Bailey, accom- panying the latter from San Diego recently. She is to remain for the Summer.
 Old-Timer Here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Undcrhill. oi Yuma. are visitors during Frontier Days, and to enjoy for a few weeks the climate Mir. Underhill during boyhood days was resident of Pres colt, and returns after an absence of 5 years, to greet Hassayampcr friends, and to attend the reunion of pupils of the public school of the class of 1876
 Mining Men Here.
 C. II. Dunlap, president; R. (. Baker, treasurer. and F. ]. White, manager of the United Arizona Cop per Mining Co, are in the city after making an inspection of their hold ings cast of Mayer Several new have been erected recently, and active development has started. They left for Phoenix yesterday, but in the future are to make frequent trips to the camp, situated about 2O miles from Mayer. Back to Camp. 1,
 Mir. and Mrs. George Krozier. who are located in the Black Canyon country, where the former has estab lished mining camp, returned home yesterday, accompanied by Miss Blu ella C. Romano, niece of Mrs. Kro- zicr. who arrived early in the week from Chico. Cal The young lady is with a motion picture company. and is recovering from recent illness, due to an accident in performing feats of daring in riding horse over preoi- Dicc. She was very much interested in arena doings during Frontier Days.
 (From Saturdays Daily) '