Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-10

] gold mines, near Crown King. is in the city for brief visit on business
 Vacation Trip.
 1 Edwin F. Jennings. of Jerome with the United Verde as surface
 foreman, is in the city on a vacation
 for few days and to visit with many { friends.
 Coast Outing.
 Mrs. F.. J. Mitchell, wife of Cap
 tain Mitchell of Camp Lewis, left yesterday for Los Angeles for a three months outing and to visit with her brother. Harry Osborn.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs. Sadie Johnston, of Phoenix former resident of this city. arriv- ed yesterday for an extended visit with relatives and friends, and is at the home of her uncle. Judge ]. 'M 1 w.. Moore.
 Visitor Leaves.
 Mrs. T. ]. Hudspeth, wife of the we'll known rangeman of the Selig- man country, who had been attend 1 ing the cowboy contests, returned home yesterday While here she was guest of Mrs. Carol w. Davis. Home From Vacation. Mir. and Mrs. O. H. Tucker, the former local manager of the Ameri- can General Express Co., have re- turned from an outing of few weeks at Murietta Springs, Cal.
 Mining Man Returns.
 M. D. C. Putnam, well known in mining circles of this field as a for mer operator, returned during the week from Imperial, Cal, and is to remain indefinitely, having realty in terests to lock after. He Is again following the mining business in the above state.
 Summer Outing.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. H. Mcclellan, the first named member of the undertake ing firm of Phoenix of Moore & Me Clellan, are in the city on a summer outing trip, and are leaving today for the Grand Canyon in auto. Visiting Old Home.
 Geo. U. Young, IT., son of the well-known mining man who has mining interests in this section, and former Secretary of Arizona, arrived from Phoenix to attend the cclebra- ton and received a welcome from many friends at the old home. He was accompanied by l.. E. Hoeye. IT,. son of the commercial traveller who frequently visits this section. Business and Pleasure.
 Joe Monahan, one of the best known of Arizona pioneers, who re- sides in Phoenix, is visiting Prescott, coming to attend the Cowboy Con- tests and also to look over the range country on a beef-buying trip, being one of the biggest feeders in the Salt River valley. He is we'll known in this section, and is receiving a welcome from many acquaintanccs. After Many Years.
 Steve Mensinger, who arrived from Silver Bell, Pima county, last week, to visit with Prescott friends during the celebration, also met at Hum- boldt Postmaster Miner and this was the first time in over twenty years the two had had an opportun- itv of greeting each other. Mir. Men singer is timber foreman of the Sil- yer Bell mine and formerly follow ed his voca.'an ir this field. Oil Man Arrives.
 w. NJ. Lazenby, until recently of the Phoenix, branch has arrived in the city to take position with the United Chino Oil and Refining Co.,, and to be in close touch with the fut- ure, as important developments are anticipated. This company has its main offices now located in Prescott, and is energetically in action in the Big Chino field, under conditions which are decidedly favorable. Mining Man Leaves.
 D. ]. Sullivan, of the United Gold Mines Co.,, of Congress, left for Chi cago yesterday on an important trip pertaining to that holding. to be away for about two months. Mrs. Sullivan accompanied him, as also did Mrs. Franklin D. Newhall, of Congress, the latter to remain with her sister, Mrs. F. A. McGill, while her husband is in military servlce and has gone to Spokane, Washing ton. to serve in the forest corps. Passing Through.
 Lewis Garside, who is farming in Imperial Valley, California, was al visitor in the city during the celebra- ton, and is en route to Flagstaff toI join his wife and family for the sum- mer Mir. Garside made his home for several years in Kirkland valley with cousin, Robert Garsidc, now de- ceased. and this is his first visit toI Prescott in over quarter of cen turv. He meets many acquaintancesI and is surprised over the changed appearance of Prescott.