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

Of ore in a short time.
Returns 10 Nine.
George p. Henderson, general man.
ager Of the Arizona Mining and Mill.
ing company, operating near Poland,
trip at Placeritas yesterday and will
90 to his interests on the Big Bug
today.
Pioneer In City.
Jacob Ritter, one Of the pioneer
residents OF the county, and heavily
interested in live stock, arrived from
Kirkland yesterday on business
visit. He says the range is in fine
condition from the late rains and
he feels jubilant over the cattle out.
look.
Took the Baths.
Joseph Birch Is being greeted by
his many friends, on his return yes.
terday from the Aqua Caliente
springs, in Yuma county. He spent
few weeks at the resort, and 10
duced from the bathing facilities at
that place.
Brings Horses Back.
George G. Ruffner arrived from
Phoenix yesterday with two ear loads
Of horses that have been on pasture
in the Salt River Valley during the
past winter. Many Of the animals
belong to people in this city, while
the majority will be placed in the
livery business Of Mr.. Ruffrer.
Pioneer vidtor.
w. J. Simmons, the pioneer resi-
dent Of Williamson Valley, was In
the city yesterday for q brief bust.
ness trip, returning home In the af.
ternoon. The range is reported in
good condition by him and the com
ing season one Of excellent prospects
for the cattlemen especially.
Makes Quick Time.
Robert Heating, whose firm is con.
structing the brick work for the new
Fagerberg building at Ash Fork, re.
turned TO look after the work, after
a brief visit 10 the city. He says
that railroad center Is facing n good
era In it's future, and the double.
tracking Of the Santa Fe through
the place will add materially TO its
business life for the next six months.
Now An Industrious Farmer.
Kelly Crozier. for many years
capable railroad man on the s. f.,
p. & p. but now engaged in farm.
ing in Skull Valley, was in the city
yesterday on business. He reports
the new vocation rs a desirable one
and anticipates a thrifty season
through the arrival Of rains at an OPP
perfume time. He has a good acre
age under cultivation.
Agricultural Outlook Good.
T. +. Reynolds, who il farming
extensively on the Aqua Fria, near
Dewey, returned yesterday after a
few days ut his ranch. He states
that the recent rains have started
the growth Of grass on the range,
while the cultivated area is assured
Of an abundant crop this season. The
country is assuming verdant hue
and rejoicing Is everywhere in evil
denee among the land owners.
Mining Meeting.
The annual meeting Of the Arizona
Gold company took place yesterday
in this city, ut which the old board
Of directors and officers were re-
elected for another year. DIR. o. l..
Geer, the president, was in attend.
ance, and returned 20 his home Mt
Congress Junction, last night. This
company is developing ground nj
Golden, on the A. 4 c., and splendid
results are attending the work. The
Weld il n distinctively gold one.
Returns Home.
Mrs. Ed. Mulholland, who arrived
Wednesday from Long Beach, Cal.
where her husband. who is seeking
relief from illness, left yesterday FOL
her home mt Camp Verde. Her hus
band has materially improved In the
past few weeks, and in short Tins
will return. which good news will b.
welcomed by the many friends OF
this estimable family. Mr.. Mulhol
land was reported at one time ai
critically IN, and his wife was called
TO his bedside.
Census Enumerator Arrives.
l.. A. Mckinley, who IL attached
10 the enumerating service Of thu
| county, reached the city yesterda,
from Wagner, and will start on hi
Official duties today. He says thu
gathering Of several hundred hest
Of cattle is going ON in that section
for market and the range assuming
its old time appearance. The coun
try generally is prosperous and bet
ter season Ii apparent than In formc
years owing to the mining industr,
geeting into active life again and thu
good yield promised at the man'
farms.
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