Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-12-27

business Tor the nrNt TWO days.
Brief Business Tnp
" \ Perkins. the jerome Junction
cattlsnan. was in the city yesterday
on brief business trip, returning
home later in the day.
Returns From South
r. VI Murphy returned yesterday
from 70 business trip 10 southern Ari.
IONA Of several days. where he has
been looking after his varied interests.
Railroad Man Here.
W. =. Van Horn. of Los Angeles,
district passenger agent Of the Penn.
-yiVania lines, was here yesterday on
one Of his regular trips through Ari.
iona
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. T. W sawyer, wife uf the
general manager ~ the Coronado
mines, NJ Rees, is in the city for a
few days on holiday goods purchas.
ing trip and 60 visit with friends
Visiting Friends.
Mr. and Mrs NJ X Mcdonald. Of
Del Rio, are in the city on n pleasure
visit for few days, the former
taking layoff rs section foreman
Of the = p. =. & =. railway nj that
point.
Rural Visitor.
Henry Clay was in the city yester.
day from the Upper Aqua FRA, which
section he stated is being more ex.
teuzively cultivated than ever before.
lie predicts a large yield during the
coming season.
Receivers Prom Illness
Ira Brown, who has been at Mercy
hospital for several weeks. has re-
covered from his illness, and left yes.
terdsy for Nelson 10 resume his duties
rs foreman Of the live stock interests
of William Mcintyre s Co.
Professional Mission.
Drs. H. r. Southworth aud &. r.
Youut left yesterday for Chicago,
Cleveland Ohio. and Rochester, MINI.
where they will attend clinics Of the
medical profession until the middle
OF January, when they will return TO
Resume their practice IN this city.
Visiting Rangoman.
VI. :. Plummcr, engaged in the live
stock husine" neaf Ssligmau, after
several days 81 visit with friends
and on business matters, returned
home vest iday. lie reports the in
dustry in fine condition In that see.
ton, with top notch prices for cattle.
Brief Visitor.
Alex Carothcrs was in the city yes
terday from his mining camp in the
Black Hills range. aud within a few
miles Of Davis siding on the ". v.
q y. railway, where he has recently
located n group OF three mines. which
show attractive surface conditions in
copper.
Crown King Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Jones, who are
conducting hotel at Grown King,
were arrivals in the city yesterday
on n business and pleasure visit for
IA few days Mr.. Jones reports the
mining outlook n decidedly favorable
and anticipates thrifty section in
the future.
Leave for Desert.
Harold Lynch and Jasper whiting,
the former OF Lower Turkey Creek,
and the latter Of Albuquerque, N. NJ,
left yesterday for the Tyson Well
country near the Colorado river, where
they will placer mine during the win.
ter, AS has been their custom for the
past two years.
The Finishing Touches.
W. l., Hartwick. popularity known
TO many In this city, left yesterday
for Effingham, H., where he will
enter a Photographic college to com
plete his studies In that Vocation, or
peeting TO be away for the next three
months. After his return he will
open studio in this city.
Looking Over Country.
H. J.. Sterling, mining engineer, .
recent arrival from Great Falls, Mont.
viii leave today for the wickenburg
section, and will devote several days
20 looking over the districts In the
southern part Of the county. lie 10
making tour Of the country, and
viii remain until February.
Leaves for Coast.
Major T. q. Jordan, of the board Of
directors Of the La Graeia mines, In
Black Hills, arrived from the camp
yesterday and will leave today for
Long Beach for the holidays He In
teDds to make Prescott his home
henecforth, dividing his time between
the city and his mining interests.
Visiting Old Home.
The many friends in the city OF
MIS-. William Solomon will be inter
estcd IN learning that she has arrived
from Bisbce, aud will remain during
the holidays 10 visit with relatives
and friends. She IL the daughter Of
Mrs. william Roberts, and sister Of
Mrs. Thomas G. Nolan and Mrs. ". A.
Kastner.
Prosperous Community.
william Roberts was in the city
yesterday from Skull Valley and stat
ed that farmers are diligently employ.
ed In planting winter wheat aud
other grains. The acreage under oul.
tivation this season has been mater.
Tally increased over any preceding
year, which results from the success
that was had last winter.
Returns From Mexico.
Alfred Pitkin, formerly resident
Of this county, and miner by occu.
patton, returned yesterday from Altar,
Sonura, near which place he has been