Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28

stefan Of the United Verde Copper
company, after a few days visit
with his wife and family, In this
city. returned to jerome yesterday.
wei Drillsrs Arrive.
J. J. aud c. B. Mevay and c. j.
Maxwell, engaged in drilling wells
for water along the line Of the A.
& c.. were arrivals in the city yes
terdsy from Bouse. on business
visit.
Teachers Arrive.
J. H. Franks, in charge Of the
public school at Octave, and c. +.
Cox, teacher Of the Walnut Grove
school, were arrivals. yesterday, and
will spend the week here with
friends.
Jsromcites Arrive.
Alex Lyons, merchant, and O. W..
Hull, mining man. both Of Jerome,
were arrivals in the city yesterday,
the former on a business trip. and
the latter to look after his mining in.
terests near Huron.
From Desert Mines.
Charles Anderson, who, with Ed.
shumatc. H. L. scott end Herman
voge. IL interested In placer and
quartz mines near vieksburg, on the
A. 4 C. railroad, is in the city on
company business for a few days.
Change OF Climate.
Mrs. T.. l.. Bones, who is eonvalese.
ing from a serious attack Of typhoid
fever, after several weeks eonfine-
ment to her home, left Sunday for
San Bernardino, Cal, where relatives
reside, in the hope that the lower al
titude may hsasten her recovery.
Mine lnvsston Arrive.
w. y. Bradford and c. Benjamin
Hayes, identified with tae Yavapai
Bullion Mining company, in Copper
Basin district, arrived in the city
yesterday. from their camp, and were
joined by Judge Minor Moore, attor.
ney, Of Los Angeles, who arrived
later in the day from that city. They
will leave today for their properties.
Country Active.
John A. Martin, owner Of good
mining ground adjoining the Bing-
ampton, near Mayer, was an arrival
10 the city yesterday on business. He
reports that field very active and
all claims undergoing active develop
ment Many investors have been
visiting several properties recently,
and the outlook Is better than in
many years.
Return Home.
Miss Zada Ralston, one Of tae
teachers Of the public school at Hum
boldt. Miss Dorothy Raenel, stenog.
rspher for the Consolidated Arizona
smelling company at Humboldt, and
Charles and George Miller, operating
the silica mines at Dewey, left for
their homes yesterday, after enjoying
the Christmas season with friends in
the city.
Business Visitor.
Benjamin Rybog, identified with
mining In the MeCabe section, was an
arrival yesterday, and will remain for
few days on business. He Is en-.
thusiastie over the general outlook In
that field, and from the interest and
great amount Of work going on, m.
tieipates q prosperous year. The re-
sumption Of the Gladstone mine il be.
ing discussed, and the general bs.
lief 10 that II will be started in .
few months, at the latest
l.eug IiOrsssAck Trip.
Lewis Boxarth and W. W. Rose, the
latter Of wild Rye. and the farmer
Of Miami. near Globe, left yesterday
Iws Camp Verde. On horseback, for
their respective homes. Both have
been in this section several months,
coming for the benefit -of the health
Of Mr.. Rose, which has materially
improved. Mr. Rose Is : nephew Of
es Mayor Rose Of Milwaukee, one Of
the foremost Democratic politicians
Iof Wisconsin snd Of national fame.
Mins 0psrsAor tssvsa
j. b. Tomliuson, general manager
Of the venssia Cola Mining company
Of Crook Canyon, left yesterday via
VI Paso, Tex. for Pittsbure, Pa,
where q Stockholders meeting win he