Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-20

Goats Galore.
X. b. Cannon, the big goat raiser
OF the Placeritas. was in the city
Yesterday, and was one of the en-.
thusiasts Of the range since the bip
downpour Of the last few DAYS. He
reports that country as thrifty in
ranging facilities.
Mining Men In City.
ID. j. Sullivan, the president of
the United Gold Mines company. a,
Congress, accompanied by Thomas Y
MeGill Of Chicago, interested an q
stakeholder, were arrivals from thei,
camp yesterday. Mr.. McGin IL en-
route to his home In Chicago.
Discontinue Business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Bozarth arrived
yesterday from Hillside and will re
main for several days as the guest,
OF relatives. Mr.. Bozarth states tina,
he has discontinued running his stage
line from the railroad TO Copper
Creek, and will follow another line
Of business.
Pleased 1ansman.
W. q. johnson, the Juniper cattle.
man, was a business visitor TO the
city yesterday, and reports the stock.
men In that section as jubilant over
the coming Of the big rains. The
growth OF range feed II now assured
and the future of the industry e..
tablished until the summer rains oc.
cur.
Returns from Court.
Il. 3. Clark, who has been looking
after the interests Of several clients
at the term Of court being held Mt
arrived last night. The
consideration Of civil cases will be.
gin after the criminal trials, and
about ten days will be taken M with
the latter. Mr.. Clark reports n heavy
docket this term.
Insurance Money Paid.
Mrs. William Gammill announces
the receipt Of check for $4,000
from the New York Life Insurance
due on a policy carried by
her late husband, William Gammill.
The deceased passed away in this
city but few weeks ago. and the
death claim was paid promptly after
the receipt Of proof that he had
passed away.
to Begin.
NJ. c. MeSweeney. who is operating
the Triangle mine at McCabe, is in
the city, and states that the work
Of unwatering the property has been
He anticipates beginning
Immediately, and Is well
pleased at the indications prevailing
in the deeper workings that have
been opened. lie returns 20 the camp
today to plan a line Of future work.
More Jerome Land Deals.
Yesterday two parcels Of real estate
were sold in Jerome, Harry +. Dicus
being the purchaser. He secured
from John l.. Summers lot in
block 7, on the Maine mining claim,
and lot 2 in the same block, from
Mrs. Melvina Carrier. In each tran.
saction the consideration named was
for nominal sum. Other transae.
lions are pending In the city for
land sales, since the recent strike
on the Daisy.
Big Land and Cattle sales.
Yesterday, in the Recorders Of
fee, several deeds were fled for rec
cord, conveying all the land and live
stock interests Of ID. ID. Crabb and
]. C. Hurley 10 the Burnt Rancf
Cattle company. Two patented home
steads were transferred, each Of 16t
acres, while all cattle carrying thu
d. brand, with horses and per
sonal property, were also included IL
the merger.
Improving Range Facilities.
J. ii. Stephens left yesterday fo'
his range interests At Tank Creek
and expects TO remain all summer
He contemplates making extensive
improvements TO his water storage
service. and will place several water
ing tanks at convenient places on tn
range for caring for his herds. HI
is jubilant over the prices prevailing
for marketable cattle, and IL 10 sai'
will have quite resort Mt the BIZ
lake for the entertainment Of hi
many friends. He also contemplate
making requisition to Delegate Cam
ern for a fish supply TO stock tn
waters Of the pond, this information
coming from Joe Cook, deputy sher
III.