Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
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Called ~ Hines.
Miss Agnes DAILY is recent ar
rival from Phoenix, called by the
illness Of her aunt, Mrs. r. J. Far.
ley.
Trip Of Recreation.
sam and John Miller, sons Of the
late =. c. Miller, left yesterday for
Los Angeles, on trip Of recreation
for a few weeks.
Legal lGisaou.
7. @. Norris left yesterday for
Kingmsn, wnere be goes on legal
matters for the firm Of Norris 4
Smith, in mine litigation.
Prom ~ Mines.
William Elliott, well known
miner Of the Bradshaw Mountains,
arrived from Crown King yesterday
to spend the holidays with friends.
Visiting Family.
Jsdee william Stephens Of Camp
Verde was an arrival yesterday and
will remain during the holidays to
visit with his wife and children, who
are residing in the city.
Leaves for New Home.
Miss j. T.. Faulkner, stenosrapher,
has closed her Offices in this city,
and left yesterday for Los Angeles,
where she win make her home. The
change in residence Is due to i'll.
health.
Holiday Visitors.
Mrs. T. II. Reynolds and daughter,
Miss Inez Reynolds, arrived yester-
day from Dewey, and will remain for
several days, visiting friends. Miss
Reynolds is one of the public school
teachers at Humboldt and will par.
ticipate in the Tri.County Institute,
at Elsgsaff, beginning Monday.
seiAtses Return.
Company b. 18th Infantry, Captain
Miller commanding, arrived yesterday
afternoon Mt Fort whipple, after m
absence Of over two weeks in patrol
ing the Arizons. Mexico boundary
and doing service at Fort Huachuca
Many. expressed themselves n,
pleased over reaching whipple again
Vacation On Cease.
Miss Blanche Robertson, in charge
of the Seventh grade Of the Pres
colt public school, was an outgoing
passenger yesterday for Ontario
Cal, TO spend the holidays at home
Many Of ner friends and pupils wer,
at the train to extend her fare
well. II is stated that Miss Robert
son may not return to this city.
Holiday Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. William. Jones o.
Crown King, were arrivals yesterday
and will remain for few days visit
ing with their many friends. Mrs
Jones for many years has been tn,
popular hostess Of the only hotel II
that camp, while her. husband i
well known rs q mechanical enginee
in the Bradshaw Mountains.
1uys Farming Land. -
| T.. p. Burnett, foreman Of u,
Ru6ner express line in this city
viii soon engage in farming on Osl
Creek, purchasing yesterday from
3. Chick . large tract Of land. In
cluded In the deal 10 ons.third in
terest In m irrigating ditch tina
runs through tho property.
From ths Lincoln.
i Bernard Miller, general manager o
the Lincoln mine, near Crown Kine
was an arrival 10 the city yesterday
and will return to his camp in
few days. He Is repairing the oil
mill and mine development is agai
under Roadway. He is spoken Of a
q practical operator, and the revivin
Of the above property is creatin
considerable comment in that field.
70 WHIT Old Home.
Ralph Mcmahon. who, with nj
father, recently disposed Of the M,
Mahon copper mines, in the Plaeerit
district, to the Mines Development
company, left yesterday for his oil
home In Indiana, to visit his mothe,
} sfter an absence Of several years 1
} the West. II is stated by eios
friends that his mission also has IN
important object Of matrimony, thi
being given ~ one Of tho reasons 70
} returning to the old home.
! outmAs Teacher Arrive.
Among tine teachers from the az
joining districts who arrived in IN
city yesterday en- route to the Tr
County Institute, that assemblies /,
morrow in Flagstaff, are the follow
} ing; Miss Emma Hyatt Of GrooI
Creek, Miss May Champie Of Harm,
} ton, Miss Ella b. WinQcrt Of Grow