Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-02-01
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
D. Humer Jennings left yesterday
on two months business trip.
I. C. Archer returned yesterday af
ter a ten days absence to the Iron
King property.
W. A. Kent, general manager of the
Oriental Mining Co. was in Prescott
yesterday on business.
The racket store will move on Feb
ruary 10Th to one of the rooms in the
Johns block opposite the journal Mi
ner.
E. D. seaton left yesterday for
Kansas City on business connected
with his mining ventures. He expects
to be gone about thirty days.
Miss Mannix is convaIescing after
two weeks serious illness. The many
friends of this popular musician will
be greatly pleased to see her around
again.
/ AttOnery Z. S. Clark returned from
Phoenix yesterday where he has been
in the interest of the tax payers VS..
United Verde Copper Co., before the
supreme court.
Rev. J. W. Collins left on Monday ::
train for California after visiting here
for several days. He was delighted
with the Prescott people and with
Arizona weather.
c. I. Joslin, the competent general
manager of the Model Mining Co. op
Grating the McCabe mine, is in the
city, accompanied by his estimabIe
wife. They are at the Burke.
F. B. Alsop left Sunday for the
coast where he expects to remain for
the summer. He will visit Los Ange-
les, San Francisco and may take in
the Portland fair before returning to
Arizona.
Frank Dick, associated with the
Cumberland Mining company, arrived
last night from Turkey Creek, where
his enterprise is preparing to operate
on an extensive scale. Mr.. II ,nry also
of the same company still tarries at
the camp.
1t is rumored that the Silver Flake
mine on the Hassyampa will shortly
resume operation. This property
which was formerly operated by Mack
in & Philbin, is equipped with ten
stamp mill and is reported to have a
good showing in ore.
Local lumber merchants report
much improvement in business and
speak cheerfully OF the outlook for
this summer. The present business is
almost entirely from the outlying
mining camps and very little building
has yet begun in Prescott.
The crusade against gambling in
Tucson, has reached that degree of
agitation that the wave to exterminate
it entirely has been directed against
every slot machine in the city, and an
ordinance is about to pass the city
council knocking them out also.
Edwin Hendon, who has worked
for a. J. Head during the past three
or four years, left Sunday for Los
Angeles with Jack Moseley. The boys
expect to visit the coast cities and to
land in Portland in time to spend a
portion of the summer in the exposi-
ton city. They will no doubt be
back in Prescott when the cold breezes
begin to touch up the Sound.
President Sanford, J. II. Bailey and
Secretary Earl Sanford spent Sunday
at the Century mine and have the
usual cheerful words for the outlook
at this very promising property.
DR.. c. Is. Adams, of Sac City, Iowa.
left yesterday for home after spending
some weeks looking after his mining
interests in this section. Dr. Adams
expects to go to New York at once for
the purpose of enlisting additional
capital in some Of the meritorious pro-
positions of this vicinity.