Weekly journal-miner., 1917-07-04
Return From Coast.

1 Return From Coast. : Mir and Mrs (. H. Hooker and Mir l and Mrs ] II. Robinson. who have spent the past weel; on the coast, re- ! turned yesterday in time for the [ Frontier celebration, in which the
 men will take an active part.
 Visiting Banker. , M I. Powers, vice-president of the Citizens Bank, of Flagstaff, which also has branches at Kingman and Oatman, is visiting the city on busi- ness. He will remain for Frontier Days.
 Summer Visitors.
 i Mir and Mrs. David Butler, the
 former a mining operator of the liar
 cuvars, were arrivals during the week,
 the latter to remain for the Summer
 Mir. Butler returns to his camp next week, but will be a frequent visitor.
 Back From Montana
 MT and Mrs Bert Frathing, who left this section three years ago, go- ing to Butte, returned during the week to remain. Mir. Frathing states mine labor troubles in the northern State are in an uncertain condition and hundreds are leaving the camps at Butte.
 Return Home.
 Dr. and Mrs. Alexander w. Blain, who had been visiting the city for few weeks on their honeymoon, re- turned last night to Detroit, Mich Their trip to this section was very much enjoyed in motoring to differ ent localities. The groom is broth CT Of Dr. ]. Harvey Blain. the well known dentist of this city.
 Come For Outing.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. R. Lewis, the
 ormcr large farmer of Salt River .alley, were arrivals yesterday to en- joy an outing for few weeks and will be guests at Camp Wood of Mi. md Mrs L. l.. Harmon. Later they cave for the coast for the Summer. Come to Visit.
 Mir and Mrs. D. F. Nelson, well 'lnown to many in this community rom the frequency of their visits, were arrivals during the week from Phoenix, accompanied by their daugh- :er, Miss Lucy Nelson, to remain for an extended visit with many friends Drilling New Well.
 ]. (. Hcslet was an arrival Thurs I lay from his oil land holdings near Valley and stated arrangements have been made for drilling a new well, l and that the proposition is being f. i hanced by operators in Southern Ari- l -ona. Work is to begin at once. Good Range Report.
 Ray Hill, the Camp Wood cattle man, was I visitor yesterday. giving | an excellent report of the range in | iustry. He states he has been elect .d to look after other range interests | IS all cowboys and owners are com ng to Prescott for Frontier Days. To See Big Show.
 Mrs. Norman Collins and daughter, Mrs. Florence A. Burke, of Albuquer- luc, who had been at Fl Tovar dur ng the week, and are en route to the coast for the Summer, are in the city O attend Frontier Days They leave today for a brief visit to Jerome, where Mrs. Collins formerly resided. Mining Goes Ahead.
 A. F. Bird, of the Congress coun- ny, was a visitor during the week, reporting the resumption of many properties, with operations on the Octave attracting comment, the mine force now numbering 30 Smaller camps are active and a healthy situa ion is in evidence.
 Return From Coast.
 Mir and Mrs. w. s. Wilhelm have -eturncd from Long Beach, Cal, and are en route to the New State camp south of the city. Mir Wilhelm states ne will hereafter personally devote all his time to directing exploitation of the above gold group and contem- plates making Prescott his permanent home Return From Desert.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. (. Tatum, the former interested in range cattle and land reclamation near Wenden, were yesterday to remain indeiin- itely. The project of Mir Tatum is considerable comment, '. through q system of well boring that provides water for range cattle in { large arid area which has been unoc- { cupied until he solved the vital Drob l