Weekly journal-miner., 1918-08-14

for several days looking after matters connected with the Clark Hull suit. returned. to Prescott yesterday after noon.
 Roads Opened.
 The A. X (. railroad went into commission yesterday after being closed for three days on account of washouts, while trains on the main line of the $. r. P. & P. to PhoeniX resumed their time schedule.
 From Phoenix.
 Fen. $. Hildreth returned from Phoenix Wednesday night to be with his wife and family in Prescott and also 10 look after his land and cattle interests in this section, remaining for the rest of the summer.
 Of for the Navy.
 Leaving Prescott yesterday to take final examinations for the navy were the following: Lee Roy Maders, Alva Bcniamin Kuykendall. Thomas Wash ington Wright, Homer Roland Cox, Lester Fred Speer. and Arthur Dewey Croxdale.
 Mine Inspection.
 w. E. Deity, consulting engineer of the Dundec-AriZona Copper Co. in the Jerome field, passed through vesterdav for Phoenix. He stated only surface ore bodies at present arc being developed He IS pleased with the situation.
 Remains Arrive.
 The remains of w. A. Cline, whose death occurred last Sunday, arrived yesterday morning from Garden City. Kansas. for burial in this city. Mrs. Cline and daughter, Mrs. Clara kess- Ter. returned home Wednesday from Long Beach, Cal
 Marine Officer Leaves.
 Sergeant w. R. Thompson, who had been in the city recruiting for inc marine service, left for Phoenix vesterdav to return later, when he will establish here a sub-station which will be maintained permanently. He received several applications for en- listment while here.
 Southern Visitor.
 Mir. Thompson. of Columbus, Geor- gia, a railroad man, who makes ire ouent trips to Prescott to visit with his wife and family. arrived few days ago to remain for short visit. He has been coming to the city tor three years and states he IS thinking of becoming a full fledgcd AriZonan. To Reside in Prescott.
 Mir. and Mrs. George w. Miller of Los Angeles, the latter formerly Miss Evelyn Fox of this city, have an nounced their intention of removing to Prescott and are to arrive here about Sunday. Mir. Miller IS to have charge of the Arizona headquarters of the United States Rubber Com nanv and will spend most of his time in this State.
 Coast Visitors.
 Floyd Burmister, of Lower Agua Fria valley, is in the city to meet his sister-in-law, Mrs. Bessie Simpson, who has arrived from Los Angeles with her children. and will remain tor a few months. Mir. Burmister IS be- ing mentioned as a probable candi- date for supervisor on the Republi- can ticket. and will announce himself in a few days.
 Comes to Reside.
 It will be learned with very much pleasure bv her many friends in this city that Mrs. Harry s. Knight has returned from Black Hills. South Dakota. to make her home in this city. Since her marriage a short-time ago to the well known rangeman, she had been residing with her parents. but Mir. Knight concluding to locate in this section she has concluded to- again make her home in Prescott. Returning Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Timothy Dwight, who had been camping out on Potts creek since early in June, coming for the health of a daughter, will return home to the Buckeye country today. They are pleased with the country, and the young lady again being in normal health is gratifying to the parents. Mrs. Dwight says she will come back to Yavapai next season, whether any member of the family is i'll or not.