Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-13
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L VAA VAOo3.
Friday being Arbor DAY and
legal holiday, the banks will close
Verde Visitor.
Charles Hollingshead. a promipen
resident Of the Verde Valley, 10 n
the city on a business trip.
Buans0 Trip.
Harry Brisley, the druggist, Ia,
gone 10 Phoenix for q few dsvs !.
look after his interests in that citv
o. I. a. Meeting.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid socis,v
vail meet Thursday afternoon q,
ESQ O'Clock at the Hall Of Sacred
Heart.
Assans 70 Duty.
Deputy Sheriff frank Burpeu of
the Poland district, has returned "a
ms duties after . business trip to
the city.
Attended Court.
Leroy Anderson, the attorney Of
this city, has returned from at.
tending session Of the Di,tr;c,
Court at Kingman.
Egasss In Buansn.
II. X. Behn, q former resident or
Prescott, has engaged in business in
Phoenix with II. p. DeMund, who
have formed the Phoenix Warehouse
company.
Looking After Iutsrests.
Charles Shaw, manager Of the Pres.
colt Electric company, was a pas.
senger yesterday for Jerome. where
he goes to look after his company .
interests.
Return Hons.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. n. Marlowe, of
Scots Basin, near Williamson Val.
ley, returned TO thir home yester.
day, after a few days visit in the
city on business.
Met With Accident.
John DAILY, the Madizelle miner.
is in the city to receive medical nc.
tention for a broken rib. lie was
using a wrench, a few days ago,
and the implement slipping away
from a rod, precipitsted him to the
ground, when he fell on q sharp
pointed rock. He will remain In
the city for few weeks, and then
return to the camp.
AfssT Cattle.
W. L. Monahan, representing a cat.
tie buying house in southern Cali.
fornia, reached the city yesterday
and will 20 on the range TO look at
the steers available for that mar.
ket.
Reeuyns 70 Ranch.
William Holiday, who has adopted
farming as a pursuit, after a few
days in the city, returned yesterday
to his business on the Upper Verde,
at the old strahan ranch, which he
recently purchased.
Nine Operator Arrives.
NJ. c. Mcsweeny, general manager
Of the Triangle mines, at McCabe,
was an arrival from his camp yes.
terday, reporting the mine rs being
rapidly unwatered. Development
will follow in a few days.
Attorneys Return.
John Mason Ross and Paul Burks,,
attorneys of this city, returned last
night after attending session of
the District Court at Kingman. They
state that the term will probably be
today for that district.
Miners In City.
Among the well known miners Of
their respective sections the follow.
ing were seen in the city yesterday;
c. Sanders Of the Sweeney camp, in
the Black Hills; j. ID. Kennedy Of
Turkey Creek, and J. II. Fisher Of
Swansea.
Land interests.
Charles Burkes, who owns farming
lands along the Verde, wes in the
city yesterday, arriving from VIII
Jams. where he resides, and follows
the live stock industry. He went to
his ranch later in the day, travelling
on horseback.
From the Mines.
j. II. Tribby, mine manager Of
the Hillside Consolidated Mining com
pany, on Cherry Creek, is In the
city on business trip. He brought
A gold bar from a recent run OF the
Nissen mill, and reports develop
ment progressing satisfactorily on the
Idol
Likes This Locality.
Phillip Hess, the diseoyerer of the
famous King Of Arizona mine, in
Yuma county, and a prospeetor OF
note. is recent arrival in the city
to spend few days. He will go
into the mountains again, and speaks
wen Of the possibilities Of that
section.
Prominent Pioneer Visitor.
q. @. Henderson, probably the OLD
est living resident Of the Walker DIS
trict. is in the city on a brief busi.
ness trip. He reports the usual
amount Of mining activity, with de-
velopment terminating in splendid
manner among the many mines In
TINT section.