Weekly journal-miner., 1910-03-09
continue his journey to New York. Visiting Friends.

Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. James P. Storm of Del RiC
 is in the city, the guest of friends
 She filed the patent from the govern
 ment to the Storm homestead yester
 day, in the county recorders office
 which dates back to several year:
 ago.
 Believes in the Sweet.
 R. P. Davie, one of the heavy stock
 holders in the Glendale sugar beet
 factory, is in the city en route tc
 Colorado, where his syndicate has an, other factory in operation. The plant at Glendale is running with a full force
 From Placer Grounsd.
 Joe Maekin, the general manager of the Eleanor Placer Mining com. pany, operating on French Guleh, is in the city on business, and gives an excellent report of the progress of work on that enterprise in getting the machinery in position.
 Developing Mines.
 John Swigert, who is developing mining ground in the Groom Creek section, is in the city after sup plies. He will ship ore from his mines later to the Humboldt shelter, and gives an excellent account of the general outlook in that field.
 It's Boy.
 V. R. Gibson, a capable employe of the s. F., P. & P, in the auditor s office in this city, with his estimable wife, is rejoicing over the arrival of fine boy at the home, the event taking place yesterday. More bills to audit in the future, as it were. More Tiger Gold.
 Yesterday, for the third time in one week, the Prescott National Bank received another shipment of gold bullion from the Tiger Gold com pany's mill at Harrington. Four bars were in the receipt, aggregating 142.66 ounces. It was the best grade of bullion to be received by this bank in recent months, and will go to the mint. Work on this old time producer was resumed a few weeks ago, and the intention is to operate permanently.
 After Supplies.
 John Brady, who, with D. NJ. Clark, is developing a group of gold claims near Kirkland Valley, is in the city after mining supplies. Many invest ors are running over that district, is his report, and mining activity is more in evidence than in former years. He will return to his camp to continue development.
 Starts Another Camp.
 Ed Block, who has been examining his Copper Dyke mining claim, about one mile from Poland, for several days, returned to the city yesterday, and stated that he had placed a force of five miners. at work. He feels encouraged over the showing made. This makes three mining camps he has under headway, one at Copper Basin, one in the Weaver district and the one on Big Bug. MT. Block pre- diets the banner year in the history of mining in this county, and antici- pates some remarkable showings. Buys Placer Ground.
 Miss Mamie Mayer, a daughter of the late Joe Mayer, yesterday pur- chased from Mrs. J. NJ. Nichols a one-half interest in the Fairview placer mining claim. near Mayer, on Big Bug Creek, the consideration be- ing a nominal one in the deed re- corded. Legion.
 The ladies of the W. c. T. U. are | a Loyal Temperance Le- zion, to be composed of children. A meeting has been called for this af ternoon at 4:30 o'clock, at the lis lale home, 221 North Alareon street, md a general invitation has been ex ended to all children to attend. Buys City Lands.
 A deed was recorded yesterday in which the Voge Wholesale Liquor di,poses to Fred G. Breeht ots z, s, g and 10, in block 12, of his city, for a nominal eonsidera- ion. The land is located to the west If the Prescott Electric eOmpany's ,lant, and near the railroad track. Popular People.
 MT. and Mrs. W. s. Goldsworthy If Phoenix, passed through the city morning, en route to the oast for a few weeks, and were met t the depot by many of their Pres ] ott friends. They are residing in where MT. GoldswOrthy is 1 he general agent of the s. F., P. & ( }. system. 1
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