Weekly journal-miner., 1917-08-01
City Ne,Us In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily.l

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 Visiting Attorney.
 Captain George Christy, a well known attorney of Phoenix, was a visitor yesterday on professional bus mess before the Superior court.
 Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. Kate Hayes is a recent arrival from Los Angeles, and will remain for short visit with her niece, Mrs w. O. Hoogestraat, Of this city. From the Mines.
 Harry Jones, we'll known in mining circles of this section, has returned 10 the city from the Loma Prieta camp in Copper Basin to remain for several days.
 Mining Man Here.
 Ernest C. Lane. prominently known in mining circles for the success he has made of the Swansea, of which he is superintendent, is in the city on a business trip.
 Many Miners Return.
 Yesterdays. outgoing train to the north had over g miners aboard, all destined for the Jerome field. They came from all sections, principally desert camps.
 Visitors Leave.
 The Misses Dorothy, Joclla and Kathryn Coffin, of Phoenix, who had been spending part of the Summer in the city with their aunt, Mrs. E. S Clark, returned home yesterday. To Tour Coast.
 Attorney and Mrs. F. s. c -k have gone to San Francisco to be away for several weeks on touring trip of the coast, which may extend to Alas ka and the Hawaiian islands. Visiting Friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. B. Holderness, the former an attache of the Consolidat- ed, were arrivals during the week from Humboldt to visit with Prescott friends for a few days.
 To the Seaside.
 AIr and Mrs. William Wingheld and Mir. and Mrs Frank Wingheld, of Camp Verde, with their families, left yesterday for Redondo, Cal, to remain for the rest of the Summer. Humboldt Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. P. Wingfeld, of | Humboldt, were visitors yesterday | with Prescott friends. The former states the Consolidated continues to make heavy production of copper, while mines adjacent are active. Coast Trip.
 MT. and Mrs ]. I. Roberts left yes terday for the coast on touring trip | for the next month, and may visit Alaska. During the absence of Mr. Roberts the O. K. Market will be in charge of Henry Hartin. Heavy Rain.
 T. P. Parrott, rangeman of the Seligman country, who arrived on horseback yesterday afternoon, re- ported terrific rain covering the coun- try north of Willow creek, in which a cloudburst was strongly in evidence Indications were that the storm ex- tended north.
 Eastern Tourists.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wayne Ellis, oi Xenia, Ohio, the former president of the Buckeye Tanning Company, with their guests, the Misses Gwendolyn and Alice Harrington, motored from the Grand Canyon to Prescott, Tues day. They are on sightseeing trip. They remain in this section for the next week. The coast is their des- tination.
 Back From Washington.
 T.. B. Merryman, a former resident of this county, returned during the week from Olympia, Wash, to recup- crate his health. His wife and family accompanied him as far as Oakland, Cal, and arrive later MT Merry. man has disposed of his real estate business and will make Prescott his permanent home.
 Goes to Springs.
 John Hudgens arrived yesterday from the camp of the Jerome YaegeI Company, in Black Hills and later left for Murietta Springs to take treatment for rheumatism He stated that development continues and a new shaft at a depth of 70 feet is in a good grade of oxidized copper ore. During his absence work will be con tinued. His wife is in Los Angeles and later joins him at the springs.
 (From Fridays Daily) In the Yosemite.
 Misses Ruth and Harriet Oliver arc