Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16

side this summer, having cottage
home in that town. Mr.. Higley will
Join her later from Phoenix.
The Misses Mabel and Bessie vii.
ION left for California Yesterday where
they will spend several weeks a. the
sea shore. Miss Mabel has recently
closed successful term of the public
school ut Cottonwood, and will prob.
ably return in the fall to resume her
duties.
10 the Atlantic.
Mr. and Mrs. +. 7. Cruiee departed
yesterday for Detroit, Mich, and the
Atlantic seaboard, intending TO away
for some time. They will meet =. NJ.
Murphy at Albuquerque and journey
with him, Mr.. Murphy pass
ing over the southern route after his
examination Of mining interests in
Pima and Coehise counties.
From the West.
/. j. Cafrigan of the Clara Consoli-
dated Mining company was an ar
rival yesterday from the mining camp
OF Swansea, where his mining inter
ests are located. lie is still as en-
thusisstic as ever over the possibili
ties Of his mining ground, in which
there are many 70 share his belief
He will remain but a .hor, time IL
the city.
The Hide Boys
Two eats and two coyotes we're tn,
only receipts yesterday from the on,
side sent in 70 Clerk Peters Of tn,
board Of supervisors. They came from
a young man named Frank Heath o
Camp Verde, who makes earnest in
quiry rs 20 the prevailing marke
price for badgers. The communication
goes over to the manager Of the Dillo'
menagerie, who deals in that eharsete
Of four-footed goods and pay a heav,
bounty for real "live" ones.
Prominent Lawyu.
Fred W. Morrison, formerly of NJ
have county, but now resident q
Los Angeles, was a visitor TO Prescott
yesterday, being interested as an q
,orney in . prominent turquoise min
litigation case In Mohave county. II
appeared before Judge Doe represen
ing Lester W. Robinson and W. J. Wi
son, and asked for a dissolution Of q
Injunction to restrain these peop
from obtaining possession Of the pro
sT:y, Iow In The hands OF James "
capher and Arson s. Smith OF Kin
man. Mr.. Morrison succeeded In ha
ing the injunction dissolved for d
| present, OF until June 20, when ne
pplieation will be filed. Mr.. Norris
left for his home on the coast on q
afternoon train, and received n wal
welcome from his many friends he
during his brief visit.
Young Nan Dies.
/ Oscar J. Gustafson, an employe
|, the auditors Office Of the ;. T., =.
p. railroad in this city, passed aw
Tuesday, pulmonary tuberculosis
;. ing the fatal malady. He was thir
!. two years Of age and for over
!. wear and o half had been resident
g this city. lie was a young man "
d enjoyed an excellent name among
4 and much sorrow is expressed over
untimely death. His remains W
shipped to Chicago yesterday by
J., Mau. L shannon company, and aee'
" pauyinp them was his mother, Mrs.
!, q Roden, who will have the body
N tered alongside that OF his wire,
" preceded him six years ago
\. Roden reached the city last sun
and was with Mr.. Gustafson cons''
" until the final summons came.
he has the sympathy of oil in her oere'
,n ment.
4 rorsut Service Arrival.
at O. r. II. Swan, attached to the
~ buoueroue station Of the Forest
he vice. has been a visitor to the
for several days, leaving last n
on an official mission to Phoenix
as Is the chief Of the division OF
"A Act. a branch that handles the v
20. question in making tests OIL u,
"a. for all industrial purposes anu