Weekly journal-miner., 1917-07-04
Fl Paso Phone Man.

Fl Paso Phone Man
 H D. MrNay, formerly of Phoe-
 nix, and now of Fl Paso, where he IS connected with the Mountain States
 Telephone & Telegraph Co. is a
 visitor in Prescott over Frontie,
 Days.
 Auto Tourists.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lon Hoeye and their
 child have arrived by automobile from
 Fl Paso. to remain over Frontier week They will take Mir Hoeye's father from here and spend the Sum. lner touring on the coast
 Salome Mining Man.
 Homer R. King. prominent mining man Of the Salome district, is in from Jerome, to spend the Summer. He will be here off and on during the season, attending to his cattle and mining interests in this neighborhood. Back From Vacation.
 Rev. II. V. Hartshorn, pastor ot the Congregational church. returned yesterday from Los Angeles where he has been spending his vacation for ! the past month. Services will be re- SumeG at the church today, as usual. | Mining Business.
 s. R. Trengove, a former we'll known mining operator of this sec lion, concluded a few days visit yes ;erday and returned to Los Angeles He contemplates returning to again locate, and will become interested, probably, in property in this field. Vacation Trip.
 Miss AIuriel Emerson, daughter oi Mrs. s. c. Emerson. left yesterday for an outing in California, with Yose- mite as the principal visiting place She IS a teacher of the public schools of this city, and has been retained for he Fall term. Range Prosperiay.
 The buying of another auto yester- lay by l. H. Stephens indicates what IS going on in range circles these lays in high prices received for bo- | vines. He discarded $40O Ford to get behind the wheel of a $l,750 Olds- ! mobile, sold by Al. Weber.
 One Aspirant !
 The only application received for he University of Arizona scholarship {. from this county. is that of Edwin Y. . rheobold, a young man residing in his city with his parents. He is nowS .aking the examinations in the super ntcndent of schools office in. this i ,ity, and ii he qualities will receive | full years term without any expense. Mining Business.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jules Baumann arc LOW residing at the camp of the Bau mann Mines Co, near Humboldt, the change from Prescott being made hat the former might personally di- rect operations to better advantage. '!c stated yesterday while here Oh business that operations are progress ng favorably at the new point on the group selected for large development Interested Spectator.
 ]. $. Hardee. one oi the best known -angemcn Of the county, for many years located in the Castle Creek country, is an arrival to witness tho loings of the cowboys. The visitor is ,eceiving a welcome from many Pres ,ott friends. this being his first trip O the city in many months. !; Here to Locate
 Mrs. Neil Durflingcr. who is a laughter Of Mrs G. II. Bishop. ar rived yesterday with her husband. 'laying made the trip overland from Los Angeles. They were weei. on the real, having innumefablc or"a&- Towns aud trouble. Mir. and Nrs Durllinger are here to locate. Nr. Durilingcr will enter the business field. School Reunion. ir
 Mrs. Ida Moshcr, president of the ( Pioneer School Reunion Association. stated yesterday that the date for the observance this year has been set for Friday evening, July 9th, at 7:30 l o'clock at the home of Mrs. Amy Hill a An invitation to all of the Class of !, lS76 is extended as well as the fam f lies of pupils. { Back From Coast. |
 Harry Minusc and John Vickers !. returned yesterday from an auto , curing trip along the coast for the past month and report an enjoyable k inc with the exception of crossing II he desert between Daggett and Ii \ppdIsS CaI ,Vbera tho beat ,,-oc in |