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

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(From Fridays Daiiy.)
Brief Visitor.
r.. ID. Elson, secretary Of the Clara
Consolidated, arrived from swansea
yesterday and returned 20 Los Angeles
later In the day.
Holiday Visitors.
Mrs. W.. T.. Allen aud daughter,
Miss Hazel Allen, % Williamson val.
ley, are In the city TO visit with
friends during the holidays.
Business rrp.
O. q. Henderson Is In the city from
Walker, and gives the usual report Of
many miners performing annual assess.
ment work, and others developing
their interests.
On Mining Business.
! T. J. Laird is in the city from
\ Groom Creek and reports more activ
\ ity than usual in the performance OF
nnual assessment work on mines, and
onditions Indicative Of an active
/ district the coming year.
On Mining Business.
W. w. Elliott left yesterday for
Los Angeles. where he is called to
close up negotiations for the purchase
Of mines near this city in which he
~ interested.
From tho Mines.
! Lester Jackson is in the city from
the War Eagle Gladiator mines in the
Bradsbaws, and reports development
M progressing with satisfactory
showing. He will return TO his camp
today.
Returns Home.
j. l.. Hubbell, chairman Of the ter
ritorisl republican central committee,
and state senator. elect from Apache
terday from Phoenix en- route to his
home at Canada.
Former Resident Returns.
Miss Esther MORRISON, daughter Of
q former mining operator in this eoun
~, arrived yesterday from Colorado
! Springs, Colo, for n few days visit
with friends She Is en- route to
Riverside to join her mother for the
| winter.
Mining Visitor.
John ". Norton IN In the city from
The camp Of the Arizona Central Cop
per company In Black Hills. on bust
ness, and making arrangements 60 In
stall the new pumping equipment,
when resumption OF development will
! follow.
Visiting Farmer.
/ W. j. Dunn, who recently purchased
the extensive farming lands Of John
n. Wells, on the Lower Aqua Fria,
was in the city yesterday on business,
and gives good report Of the agri.
cultural outlook In that section, and
Is well pleased over his investment.
Visiting Miner. VhtV
John Curran, operating mines near
Walker, was In tho city yesterday on
business, and reports that district as
tceming with activity, among mine
| assessment workers. on account of the |
carly coming Of the new year. The
outlook generally is favorable for .
lively section.
Nine Engineer Here.
John Hsnlon, miniaR engineer, after
trip through the southern part Of
the county making examination OF
mines, returned 70 the city yesterday
and will remain for several days. lie |
has recently arrived from New Jersey
and Was formerly u resident OF this
county.
Teacher WIN visit.
Miss Lenore Francis one Of the pop |
ular teachers of Coeonino county who |
attended the Northern Arizona Teach |
ers' association will remain In the
city for a few days M the guest of |
Mrs Geo. Wooster, at Camp Beauvoir. |
Miss Franeis Is the daughter Of shsr-
iff Francis Of rtaestaff
Taken Suddenly m.
Hugh Burns was brought to the
city yesterday morning at an early |
hour from his ranch near Jerome |
Junction, 10 receive medical atten.
ton, being stricken suddenly and !
severely III. His condition was re.
ported last night TO be improved, but
II will be several days before he will |
be able to return home.
Old Timer Returns
George Worth, after AN absence Of |
ten years, returned yesterday from
Siskiyou county, Cal, aud will leave |
IN few days for the Minnehaha
Fiat country, where he formerly own.
ed mines He will remain Ia the coun- |
try, and later will be joined by his
VIE mud family, having married
since he left here.
Looking After interests.
Hiram Otis, Of Fort smith, Arkan.
saa, arrived In the city Wednesday,
aud stated that his mission In visiting
this section Is to ascertain III his |
uncle, the late James g.. Otis, was the
owner OF any mining property when
the latter died, abont three years ago.
He heard Of the death Of his uncle
only two weeks ago from a traveller