Weekly journal-miner., 1917-08-08
CFrom Fridays Daily)

the county line.
 (From Fridays Daily)
 Business Trip.
 D. ]. Sullivan is in the city on a business trip from his United Mine Co. camp at Congress.
 Vacation Trip.
 Dr. ]. B. McNally left yesterday for a weeks vacation at Los Angeles, where his wife is spending the Sum. ] mer.
 From the Camp. (. F. Warren, one of the owners of the Promoter group of gold mines in ] Crook canyon, is a visitor on import ant business affecting this property. Mining Business.
 ]. !. Daly. who is operating a group of gold mines in Mineral Point dis trict, is in the city on business trip, and gives good report of the show ing made.
 Visitors Leave.
 Mrs. Fred Winship and Mrs. Fred Wheton, of Phoenix, who had been enjoying the Prescott climate and visiting with friends for a few weeks, returned home yesterday. Visit to Coast.
 Mrs. P. w. O'Sullivan, wife of the well known local attorney, left yes terday for San Diego. Cal, to remain away for the next two months visit ing with her daughters and many friends at her former home. Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Cameron and daughter the former one of the best known pioneer residents of Walnut Creek, are visiting the city for the first time in many months. Mir. Cam eron is engaged in livestock raising and reports this industry in fine con dition since rains are taking place regularly.
 Mining Man Returns.
 Louis Goldman, of the Copper Queen Gold Mining Co.,, has returned from Paris, Texas, on an inspection trip, leaving today for the camp at Stoddard.
 Country Drenched.
 Grant Carter, of Kirkland valley, was visitor yesterday and stated the drouth is called off. Rains are occur ring regularly, and ranch and rang, interests are in the finest shape ever known for this time of the year. Resigns Position.
 F. A. Johnson, superintendent of the Gold Blossom Mining Co.,, oper- ating on Indian creek, has rendered his resignation and is leaving in few days for his home in California. The property continues active and a new superintendent is to be appointed later.
 Come to Reside.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. H. Hinsdalc were arrivals during the week from North Yakima, Wash, the former to accept a position with the Prescott Title Co. He has had many years experience in this line. and until snort time ago was manager of a title company in the above city.
 Vacation Trip.
 The Misses Harriet and Ruth Oliver returfed yesterday from an outing oi month included in which was a trip to the Yosemite valley. They are at the home of their parents at Fort Whipple The first named is to re- turn Sunday to Phoenix where she is an attache in the office of the secre tary of Arizona
 Return From Phoenix
 Mir. and Mrs ]. C. Brown, who will be remembered as residents of this city a few years ago, arrived from Phoenix yesterday to remain for a few months. The former will direct from this end the affairs of the Lucky Strike Co., operating near Placeritas, of which he is president. The prop erty is active and is making a good showing in copper.
 Home From East.
 Miss Esther Ross, daughter of Mir and Mrs. w. w. Ross, returned home yesterday from the Eastern and Southern States after an absence of nearly year, and is receiving wei come from many friends. While away she attended the Louisville Con- servatory of Music and contemplates following a professional career. Visited Old Home
 Mrs. J. c. VanHouten, who will be pleasantly remembered as resident many years ago, concluded yesterday an enjoyable visit with many friends and returned to her home in Los An gelcs. While here she was a guest of Mrs. ]. \. Hall. Since leaving Pres colt, Mir VanHouten has prospered, and is now superintendent of build ings of the Pacific Electric Railway Co.,, in the above city. (From Saturdays Daily) | Coast Outing.