Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-05-29

''N"""'', pIincIpal OF
'he Jerome schools, is visiting In the
city.
Mine Superintendent Visits.
Frank W. Giroux, superintendent OF
The George A. Treadwell Mining com.
pany, operating in the Mayer section.
Is visiting in the city
A Flying Visit.
Morse Darnall, the Hillside mcrcban,
ana mining man paid flying visit to
the city yesterday returning home on
the night southbound train.
Camp Verde Visitor.
Mrs. Wales Arnold, a pioneer Of the
Verde Valley, arrived here yesterday
from her home in Camp Verde to visit
with her friend, Mrs. II. II. Rodgers.
Left for wicksnburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Clark left last
night on the southbound train for
Wiekenburg. in the vicinity Of which
Mr.. Clark has promising mining inter.
ests.
selismanite Passes Through.
p. 4. Dickcrson, the seligman mer.
chant, passed through here last night,
en- route to Phoenix, Globe and FL Paso,
Texas He expects TO be absent about
two weeks.
Left for Home.
Archie Grant. carpenter and builder,
OF Humboldt, left yesterday for his
home in the Smelter City, after spend.
ing Wednesday night here circulating
among mis- many friends.
In From His Mines.
| Roy Wenceslow came in yesterday
from his mines in the Copper Basin
district to have samples Of promising
strike Of ore assayed. lie reports much
activity in that district.
Has New Contract.
r. X. Ward, who represented this
county in the Twenty first Legislature,
will leave tomorrow for Mayer, where
he has the contract for the building
Of a residence for William Ncllis.
Back From Seattle.
| r. W. Hoffman returned yesterday
from an extended visit in Seattle
Wash. lie reports industrial conditions
active in that city, but states that
Prescott beats all places he visited dur
ing his absence as n business and home
town.
Mine Manager Here.
George U. Young, general manager
Of the Derby mine, is visiting in tn,
city. The Derby is one Of the promis
ing properties located about six milei
west Of the city, on the divide between
the Thumb Butte and Copper Basin dis
tricts.
Left for wenden.
N. A. Lund, a Philadelphia capital
ist, who has been the guest Of Gcorg'
F. Shurtleh, general manager Of tn
Crown King Mines company, for tn
past ten days, returned here yesterda,
from the Bradshaw mountains, and lef
last night on the southbound train 70
the Wenden country, with view Of be
coming interested in some Of the prom
Using properties Of that region.
(From Saturdays Daily
A Flying Visit.
Attorney James 10y paid a flyin
visit to Ash Fork yesterday.
Del lio Visitor.
= Ed. Mshurin, tho Del Rio stockma
: and farmer, 10 here on q short bushes
visit.
Lsft for the Coast.
Mrs. W. r. Speidel left yesterday fo
, A six weeks visit with relatives on Ii
! coast.
Waiting His Family.
1 ]. Il. Cleaveland, the Humboldt mil
ing man, 10 In the city visiting with q
family.
A Flying Visit.
Mrs. William Rhoades Of Jeron
}. Junction paid a flying visit to the eli
/, yesterday returning home on the ate
. noon northbound train.
Back From Los Angeles.
e. NJ. Binford, assistant treasurer
- the Bashford Burmister company, '
. turned last night from n flying visit
a Los Angeles.
In From the Storm Cloud.
Fred W. Williams is in the city fro
;. the Storm Cloud mine, which he d
q covered in the early days OF mimi
,c in the IIassayampa district, and Win
IN il now one Of the most promising pro