Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

Mayer Visitor.
Mrs. Charles German of Mayer ~
visiting in the city.
Hero From Huron.
Mrs. G. L. Wiug6eld of Huron is
here on n short visit.
Here From Humboldt.
John j. RcdJick of Humboldt is
here on business visit.
Mining Man Here.
William Ncllis tho Mayer mining
man, is here on mining business.
Hero From Mayer.
\. !. Burmistcr of Mayer arrived
here last evening on n snort visit.
Will Visit Relatives.
Mrs. Fred Plumb and two children
left yesterday for visit with rcla.
tivc~ in Nebraska.
Stockman Visits.
Thomas Humphreys is in the city
from his stock ranches and ranges in
Williamson Valley.
Elk Supervisor Here
ES-Supcrvisor d. q. Sinclair arrived
here yesterday from his home in Kirk
land on a short business visit
Left for kirkland.
II. II. Cruicc left last night on the
southbound train for the Kirkland dis
trict, where he has mining interests.
A Mine Inspection Trip.
&. u. Nathorst and william Reiter.
man left last night for the Kirkland
district On mine inspection trip.
Old Timer Hero.
\. j. Phce, justice of the peace at
Ricncnbar, and pioneer Of the Tip
Top district, Is here ON mining bust
ness.
Sold Steers
Grant Carter came in yesterday
from his Kirkland Valley ranges with
n consignment of steers for local mar.
kcis.
Sister Il Ill.
NJ. r. Broadcd left yesterday for
Los Angeles in response 70 n telegram
announcing tn" serious illness of his
sister.
Enjoying a Vacation.
Richard Sumid il in the city from
the Renedict mine in the Hasa
yampa district, enjoying a well earn.
cd vacation among mis- many friends
here.
Back From Florence.
NJ. =. Lacy Of Poland returned here
IN Florence Mrs. Lncy and children
will remain there during the winter
months.
Old Resident Visits.
Benjamin Robinson of kirkland is
IN the city. visiting with his sons.
John and Arthur Robinson. He re-.
ports heavy rains in the Kirkland seq
ton lately.
Crushed His Finger
u. W. Coughran Of Skull valley is
in the city receiving medical aitcn-
ton for the index finger Of his right
hand. recently crushed while closing
the door of cattle ear.
Left for Camp.
T.. u. Bronson. stakeholder Of the
Copper Creek Development company,
left last night on the southbound train
for his concerns camp, in the Copper
Creek section Of the Eureka district.
Packing His Fruit.
IT, NJ. Maus came in last evening
from his fruit ranch in the william.
son Valley. where he is engaged in
packing fruit for the local winter
market. lie will return to the ranch
today.
Home From the East.
George II. Lynch. president AM
general manager Of the Trianglc Mines
company and the Bsnnie Mining com
psny, arrived here yesterday from an
extended visit in Kansas and Okla
homa on mining business.
Investigated Water Power.
T.. u. Meek arrived home yesterday
! morning from the Bill Williams Fork
country, wnerc he investigated waier
power propositions. lie stated that he
saw largo amount ~ desert land "a
that region that could he proh'ablv
reclaimed 10y the building of water
storage reservoirs.
Sends IN Hides.
Yesterday. Clerk Peter received the
hides and scalps Of three large bear
and two wild cats from George T. Cos
wick 81 Camp Verde. with a demand
upon the county for the payment Of
tho statutory bounty The animals
were killed In the Mogollon noun
tains.
Will Leave for Dunkirk.
John Fitch and william CASTOR wit
leave today for the Dunkirk mine In
the Slate Creek district, where they
have accepted positions with Elliott
Drescher 81 this city, which hru
has n force Of men engaged installing
mae ninery there.
Ieft on Trip.
Laurence Martin left last night on
the -outhbound train for wirkenbufa