Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-08-12
Brings in Produce.

hanson valley section
A Flying Visit.
George U. Young, general manager
of the Derby mine, paid flying bus
mess visi, to the city yesterday, re-
turning TO camp in the afternoon.
Phoenix Editors Leave.
DR.. vickers, editor of the Phoenix
Republican, and Frank DeSousa, editor
Of the Phoenix Democrat, were uotgo-
ing passengers Sunday night for their
homes after attending the democratic
convention saturday.
W. c. +. U. Meeting.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union will meet this afternoon at the
Congregational Church. All members
are requested to be present as urgent
business will be brought before the
union.
Left for Phoenix.
Frank X. Stewart, general agent Of
the Occidental Insurance Company,
was an outgoing passenger last night
for Phoenix ami other industrial cen.
tiers of Southern Arizona in the inter.
ests Of his concern.
Enjoying a Vacation
r. A. Russell is in the city from the
Octave mine enjoying well earned
vacation. He says that operations in
the Octave mill are temporarily sus.
pended on account Of some necessary
boiler repairs.
In from the Eta.
+. o. Kennedy arrived home last
night from the Cherry Creek district,
wnere he finished test run of ores
from the Eta mine in the Monarch
mill. Kennedy was accompanied here
by A. J. Doran and John =. Rees, les.
sees of the Eta mine.
Will Leave for Ranch.
John II. Robinson, chairman Of the
county democratic central committee
and secretary Of the territorial central
committee, will leave today for his
stock ranch near seligman, after as.
sisting in the manipulations of the
territorial democratic convention Sat.
urday.
Back from Los Angeles. D..
q. W. French returned here yester.
day from Los Angeles and the coast re-
sorts Of Southern California. He re-
ports having met and conversed with
oJseph Johndrew, a former resident of
this section, in Los Angeles. John
drew expects to be in Prescott on min.
ing business in a very short time.
Lingering Delegates Leave.
Samuel l.. Pattee of. Tucson and ].
N. Gaines Of Bisbee, delegates to Sat.
urday's convention, left yesterday
morning for their homes after one of
the most enjoyable visits Of many
years. They expressed themselves as
being royalty entertained by their ac.
quaintanees and the people Of Prescott,
whose hospitality, they stated, will
linger long in their memories.
Passed Through.
William Adamson of Douglas and
eleven other delegates from southern
counties TO Saturdays territorial con.
vention, passed through, here last night
on their way nome from visit to the
Grand Canyon. They expressed them.
selves as being well pleased with the
reception extended them by the citi.
zens Of Prescott and in the beauties
OF the greatest gorge in the world.
Fears Further Washouts.
Henry Boettscher, who was here yes. |
terday from his ranch north of Point
OF Rocks, says that he fears further
washouts to his ranch, which nas al. |
ready been damaged considerably by
S'eet storms and foods. A large part
OF his corn crop is a total loss and a |
great amount of his vegetables were
washed away. He says that feed on
'"o ranges IN good and stock of all |
kinds in excellent condition.
Left for Home.
pr. Redmon of Kansas Getty passed
through here yesterday on his way
nome from mine examination trip
through the Copper Basin district. The
ioetor stated that he believed this part
d the territory to be land Of great
mineral possibilities. He expects to
return here soon in connection with n
inning deal under consideration. He
II charmed with the scenery and eli.
nate OF the country surrounding Pres.
'ott as well as with the possibilities of
Us resources. He was accompanied
lefe from. skull valley static, - N, |