Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-18

| In PhoeniX.
 ! Charles Mullen left yesterday after noon for Phoenix where he is attend ing a meeting oi the stockmen of the State.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. F.. G. Clark, the Misses Reeene and Anna Thudc. of Tempe, were arrivals Sunday to remain for short visit with friends in the city. On the Sick List.
 County Clerks P. ]. Farley is con fined to his home this week by an at | tack Of illness which is giving him pile of grief and keeping him in bed most of the time.
 Here From PhoensZ.
 w. D. Twitchcll of Phoenix. in tercsted in mines in this section of tho State. arrived in Prescott yester- day to look after some business mat tors in this city.
 Visiting Relative.
 Mrs. Fnoch Ensley and brother, B. B. Bcecher, of Memphis. Ten, at recent arrivals, coming to visit with son of Mrs. Ensley. who is i'll at saritarium near this city.
 Mining Man Here.
 II. Fl. Burt. mining engineer Of Clarkdalc, is in the city en route to the camp of the Arizona Copper Queen. east of Mayer. on an eX- animation of that property.
 Vacation Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. F. Lewis. the first named with the s. r. P.& P. left yes. terday for San Francisco to visit with Mrs. c. w. Bcrk, sister of Mrs. Lewis. and also will they enjoy a vacation for the next month.
 A Fine New Boy.
 Mir. and Mrs. George w. Trigg of l42 North Alarcon street welcomed a new baby son into their family on Sunday night, the little stranger be- ing the first child and tipping the heam at 9K pounds. Visiting Old Home.
 There are many in this city who will be interested to know that Mrs. 'T.. A. Kchr and children arrived Sum day to remain indefinitely visiting with friends at the home, while their new home is being completed. They gre at the Congress. Popular Place.
 w. E. Back. owner of the famous Montezuma Wells, on Beaver creek. ;s visiting the city for few days and reports more tourist visitors this summer. than ever known. The num- Der reached to as high as fifty on many days. all from the cast. Cattlemen Leave.
 Messrs. Perkins. Fain, Heath, Stewart, Hooker. Huff, Coburn, Null len and other cattlemen Of this coun- ". left for Phoenix yesterday to at .cnd the convention of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association, which meets today. 8annie Looks Good.
 Supt. w. l.. Conner, of the Bannie, visited the city yesterday. reporting underground conditions as sauStao- tory. the plan to continue develop ment to great depth being ready to. begin under a contract, recently 7wardcd to William Blount. Back From Oregon.
 Fremon; Hudson. a former resident of this section when engaged in ore rrciehting. returned last week from he eastern section of Oregon, where he had been mining, and IS to remain. His wife and family arrive later. He i had been away for eleven years. Thinning Out.
 T. I. Laird who was in the city yesterday from Groom creek reports that the summer colonists are leav- ;ne for the south, all pleased with i heir outing. Next season, he states, accommodations will be double those of the past summer, as the resort ha' grown into wide popularity m the south. Come By Train. !
 Mir. and Mrs. C. L.Loomis, or Navajo county. arrived by train Sum Iav. leaving their car at Ash Fork on account of the bad condition ot the wagon road to Prescott. the first named being en route to Phoenix to attend the Arizona Cattle Growers convention. They spent Sunday III his city with friends. Escaped the Draft. I
 Charles Haven. who returned to Peoria. Illinois. carly in the spring. l n answer to the call of the military board. arrived Sunday and IS to make this section his home. He was rejected on account of defective eye sight. due to an explosion in the chemical laboratory at the Rolla School of Mines. ! Is Dissatisfied. .. .
 Toe Hartin sends telegram to his brother. Robert Hartin. Of this city that he is coming back from Nitro, | West Virginia. being dissatisfied with . conditions. but does not state hiS grievance. It is said that two other young men of this city. Messrs. Eek ert and Richards, are also preparing tO return.
 Mining Men Arrive.
 Mcssrs. Hogue and Murray. in tercstcd in the Squaw Peak field, ar rived Sunday from Cerrillos, N. NJ, and leave for the camp today. They are operating with small force and may decide to install a plant if de- velopment warrants. Mr. Hogue re- mains at the camp for few weeks. and Mir. Murray is cn route to March
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