Weekly journal-miner., 1917-07-18
(From Fridays Daily)

Lake for 4S consecutive minutes.
 From Fridays Daily) Yuma Visitors.
 Mrs. Thomas Underhill and two children, of Yuma, are visiting Mrs. AL Brow
 Visiting Daughter.
 Mrs. II. (. Cockrum. of San Fran, cisco, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. F. K. Stewart, at 524 Pleasant avenue Mining Man Arrives. John \. Peacock, quite well known in this section. having mine interests near Hooper, was an arrival yester- day from Fort Worth, Texas, to re- main for several days on an inspec- tion of his property.
 Concludes Visit.
 Mrs. Rollie Powell and children, Dorothy and Preston Powell. have returned to Clarkdale after an enjoy able two weeks visit to Prescott as guests of Mrs. H. R. Taylor and mother.
 Tiding From Afar.
 Many Prescott friends of NIT. and Mrs. J. F. Tregarthen, former resi- dents of this city, but now of Chlor- idle. Mohave county, will be interested to learn of the arrival recently of a fine little baby boy, who tipped the scales at eight pounds.
 Good Mine Report.
 w. L. Conner, superintendent of the Bannic, near Walker, is visiting the city, and gives a good report of de velopment recently, in which the strike made some weeks ago is con tinuing. and a large tonnage is ex- posed
 Visiting Son.
 Percy James Clibborn who visited Prescott several months ago in the interest of the Belgian Relief Com mission. is making a brief visit with his son, Victor Clibborn of the Ari- zona Mine Supply Go, before return ing to his home in Portland, Oregon. Visitors Leave.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Hawke, the former a resident of this city, and recently married at Sacramento, Cal, who have been spending their honey moon in this city with relatives, re- turned yesterday to the above city after an enjoyable two weeks visit. Back From Coast.
 George Thompson, who is well known as mining operator of this field, having large interests in South yrn Nayapai, returned yesterday after an absence of two months in Los Angeles on business pertaining to his interests. He gives a favorable re, port of that mining center. Returns From East
 T. ?. Esmond, favorably known in mining circles of this county, has re- turned from a business trip to New York City and hcnccforth is to make Prescott his home. Until recently he was foreman of several properties in the Jerome field.
 Popular Place.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. D. Matthew, the former identified with the Arizona Dixie Mining Co, have returned from an outing at Lake Mary, near Flag staff, and report that quite a large Summer resort is established, and that fishing is attracting a large num- Der of people. Called Home.
 Mir. and Mrs B. II. Gintry, visitors since carly in June for the health of the latter, were summoned to Daggett, Cal, yesterday, receiving news of their l5-ycar-old son having been prostratcd by the heat His condi- ton is not serious. Mir. and Mrs. Gintry will return later. They are very much pleased with the climate of ] this section.
 Spotted Rains. Thomas King was a visitor yester- day from Big Chino valley, reporting the rainy season as on, of the usual freak order. Certain sections had been drenched during the week, while dry spots at other places showed the climatic discrimination prevailing He is well pleased with range conditions generally, and the long drouth is ended.
 Mining Business. ! John Kelly was visitor during the week from the Blue Dick camp, in Hassayampa district, and reports matters as oettincr in line for a 1o-oe