Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14
Business Visitor.

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Business Visitor.
Sam Norlau was in the city yes.
tcrday on business and pleasure
trip from his Pine Tree station, and
reports considerable mining work in
that section.
Here for Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fen :. Hildreth,
former residents, arrived yesterday
from Phoenix and will remain for
the summer. They have secured the
NJ. II. Thomas residence on Mob Hill.
Brief Visitor.
+. G. Adams, secretary of the l..
4 Smith Construction Company, per.
forming the double track work Of
the santa Re, was n brief visitor
70 the city yesterday enroute from
Southern Arizona to the main line.
Submits to Operation.
The many friends in this city Of
Mrs. John Twiggs Of Maxton, will
regret 10 learn that she Is in the
Mercy hospital suffering from appen.
dicitis, and that an operation has
been decided upon. She was brought
10 the city Sunday evening.
Former Resident Visits.
John Mason Ross, of Ellinwood and
Ross, attorneys for Phelps, Dodge and
Company, in Arizona, arrived from
Bisbee sunday, on legal visit for
his clients. and returned south dur.
ing the day. He was extended a
cordial greeting from many friends
and acquaintance
Come For Summer.
Mrs. J. y. Grand and sons arrived
from Phoenix Sunday and will occupy
their new home in the Summer Col
ony tract this week for the summer
Mr.. Grand will arrive later. They
were the first 20 let contract, and
are pleased with the opportunity OF
being located In that attractive re
sort.
Returns From East
J. y. Cleveland, general manager
OF the Arizona Central Copper Com
pany, returned yesterday from visit
TO Pittsburg and other eastern cities
where he was in consultation with
stockholders. He will leave for his
camp today and will resume opera
tions Immediately after temporary
shut down.
Returns Prom Texas.
J. II. Gooch, president Of the Cop
per Queen Gold Mining Company
after a few weeks visit at Paris
Texas, returned Sunday and left for
bis camp on the Aqua Fria, near
Mayer, 70 take charge Of development
The company is driving tunnel and
contemplates the expenditure OF con
siderable capital. Mr.. Gcoeh has been
identified with the company for many
years. He contcmplates making this
section his home. Y" 'rfr .1'.'
Here ON Duansa.
Il. A. Sawyer, n leading sheep
grower Of Northern Arizona, arrived
from winslow yesterday and is look
ing after his interests In the eastern
part of this county. Mr.. Sawyer Is
the manager Of the winslow baseball
team, and when not engaged In bust
ness dsvotes his time TO the national
game. He says he has n good team
and before the season ends II Will
be heard from.
From Big Orchard
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Willis, and
daughter, Miss Esther Willis, are In
the city for few days to visit with
friends. Mr.. Willis is general man.
ager Of the Fair Oaks orchards Of
Msus and Stewart, and states that
the biggest apple crop ever produced
on that land win be grown this year.
The first crop will be sent to market
early next month Of the Early June
variety.
Return Homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rees, who
attended the commencement exercises
Of st, Joseph's academy of this city
their daughter, Miss Cecil Rees, grad
uating with high honors, returned
yesterday TO their home at Congress
Miss Rees will remain for several
days visiting with friends before
leaving. Mr.. Rees states that the
main topic Of conversation In that
section Ia the wonderful showing
made by the United Gold Mines
Company, which Is reported without
an equal "a gold mining in that see
tiou Of the county.
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