Arizona state miner., 1926-05-08

held a picnic on the river Thursday
evening with one Of the largest
crowds attending since the organiza-
ton Of the club. These affairs are
held once a month during the sum
mer.
Hotel Vernetta has been taken over
by Mr.. and Mrs, w. S. Ball, recent
arrivals from San Bernardino, CaliG
The name has been changed to the
Belmont The dining room viii be
opened during the coming week and
q number OF improvements made in
The building
The poll books are again open for
registration Tor the coming election
May IL, when five councilmen VIII. be
elected,
Mr. B. A Willmoth has been ap-
pointed acting postmaster taking over
the Office May 1.
The Lightning Delivery of Phoenix
has trucks in town this week moving
mining machinery and supplies to the
Tonopah-Belmont camp. The road is
being repaired and work is progress
ing rapidly on the new telephone line
to the camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee A. Barnette are
building an addition Of two rooms to
their home
Mrs A. Madison of Del Rio, Texas,
who has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. H. G. Sandefur for the last two
weeks left Saturday morning for her
home.
Mrs E. K. butcher Of Prescott was
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. c. Sandefur last week.
Mr. and Mrs c.. Bayless of Phoenix
recently were guests at the home
of A D. Woodmansee for several
days.
Miss Linnie Wilson left Saturday
night for her home in Hillside after
spending a few days in town.
Nick Oberan returned on Saturday
morning from Los Angeles, where he
spent several days on business
H. G. Dow left Sunday morning for
Aqua Caliente, where he will spend
some time.
B. c. Straughan was a Phoenix Wis
itor Saturday.
Miss Annis Cane was the guest OF
Mrs M S. Shackelford on Thurs
day en- route from her home in Los
Angeles to Prescott, where she will
be the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. H.
Shaughnessy.
Richard Copeland left Friday night
for his home in. Greensburg, Pa, after
spending several months as a guest
at the Remuda ranch. Mr. Copeland
expects to return Oct. 1.
Mrs. j. w. Baillie and little daugh-
ter have returned to their home in
Cave Creek after visit here with
Mrs. Jennie Coleman
Mr. and Mrs. A d. Woodmansee
motored Wednesday to Phoenix.
Mrs. L. V. Crabb of Aguila is a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ike Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. j. R. Davis of Los
Angeles have taken an apartment at
the Hotel Belmont. Mr.. Davis is in
terested in mining near here.
Mr.. and Mrs e. Echeverria and
family have returned to their home
% Winslow after spending the winter
months here.
J. G. Reed of Phoenix was a recent
business visitor here.
Craig Porter left Friday for his
noyed for two monthes with the
Woods Pharmacy.
Albert Schaffer, a miner with claims
ocar Hot Springs Junction, died at
Us camp Friday. He was buried on
us premises as he had requested.
Mrs. All Francis left Saturday night
or a two months visit in Bakers
field, Calf, with relatives. Mr.. Fran
els. mhnager of the Woods Pharmacy
will join her the middle of June for
two weeks.
Mrs. w. w. Bass and daughter,
Mies Mabel Bass, have been at their
'anch home here for the past several
lays, leaving Tuesday morning for
o1oenix They will leave soon for
he Grand Canyon, where they have a
nmmer home.
Charles Hosford left Tuesday morn.
for his home at Octave after
~onding several days here on bust
less.
y. J. Jordan has returned from a
nsfness trip to valley points.
NF~s Fl q San9efUr and Mrs E. K .
butcher motored to Phoenix Saturday
taking Mrs A Madison that far or