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

The customary timber 6res in n.
Sierra Priettas yesterday attr,,,,,
Supervisor Hinderer and assi,,.,,.
TO the field. The blaze was en,i,.
uished early, before it spread, -.
was due to underbrush that wa, /,
nited from unknown causes.
Young Lady viator.
Miss Mae Stukey, the sccomplia
ed daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
stukey Of Walker, after a plesn,,
visit with friends in the city. r..
turned home Sunday. Miss Mani.
Mcdonald accompanied her, and yin |
be her guest for several days.
Doctors Leave.
Drs. southworth, Finn and \.
Donnell Of this city, left last ni,i |
for Phoenix, where the annual nssk |
ing Of the Arizona Medical as,o,;..
ton will convene today. Other pA,. !
sicians expect to participate befon
the convention concludes its duties
Journalist Passes Through.
G. II. Akcrs, editor Of the Pho.si,
Gazette, passed through the city '.
terday, en- route to the coast on
business trip. Many friends WEN
present at the depot TO extend -
a greeting. He formerly resided p
this city, and much regretted ~ /
business matters at this time woul,
not permit Of a stop DYER, =. ~
start the Line Up.
Joe Muller, who enjoys an exeell.s.
name in baseball circles, and 10
Young man Of genial fellowship, N.
turned yesterday from an erteuds,
visit to Salt Lake. He was given
cordial greeting by many friends, ssa
is ready to don the mitt behind Ito
bat.
Stockman Vidtor.
W. b. Storm, the live stockmsn Of
the Del Rio section, 10 in the city
for a brief visit, and states that ,hs
range 10 In good condition, With
numerous cattle buyers coming into
that field. He anticipates . prosper
ous year for the industry, with top
notch prices prevailing.
} Popular Boy Diss.
, The sad news was received in Pres.
, colt yesterday Of the death Of Ssss
ford Brown, the six-ysar-old soa u
Mr.. and Mn. Harry Brown, VIZ
suecumbed 10 an attack Of mn,
brsseous Group in Jerome. The by
was very popular with all, and u
beresved parents have ths sympathy
Of all in their bsrssvsnsst.
oMcsr Wimao. M IS Z
, Deputy Sheriff Joe Cock wss ealI
! ed to Phoenix Susasy, vhess 10 will
appear ~ . witss0 In the ssss
against Oliver, arrested In tAis city
tsome months 40, ea tie shssss a
burglary. The trial Of the ssss d
. before the District Court, nov 10
Q session. ~ 80.
!. properties in that Geld. The outlook
e for the Smelter City 10 decidedly
flattering, while mining 10 prorss
ing on = bigger scale than ever b.
Z fore.
!. Rsuswtng Acquaintances.
r Rev. Leonidas W. Smith, formerly
r the rector Of st. Luks's Episcopal
? church, in this city, arrived yestsr.
day from Silver City, N. n, vhss
he is stationed In the ministry. He
is en- route to Albuquerque, to a.
a tend the annual convocation, and b
q devoting q short time to, renewing
;. acquaintance In the city. He NJ
sumese his journey this morning
rsvorably Imyrsosd.
Mrs. Minnie Falkenstein, . sister
Of Mrs. Julius Jacoby and Mrs. W. 7.
g Birch, after several weeks . resi-
: dent Of southern California, returned
to Prescott q few days ago, and ~
i concluded to make this city hf
home in the future. She was III
guest Of relatives while visiting here
L from the east, last fall, and d
charmed with tho climate prevailing
9 In the Mountain City.
8 District Lively.
Deputy Sheriff G. G. Keller return
ed from an official trip to Chsny
Creek, Sunday. He reports moro ss
i tiVity in mining in that field thar
In recent years, and good results At
tending development at several
points He visited the Leghorn mint
OF the Arizona Copper-Gold Nine
company, where the Lane mill w
r"mbling away, while mine work VA
energetically going on also. He cor
- nrms the striking NJ suInhides d