Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-12-20
From Sundays Daily.)
After RrisouAx

uhy loi JeIoHc, WneTe NC goes 10 5c-
ceive a felony prisoner, bound over
to the grand jury.
From the Mines.
Thomas Hogan, one OF the well
known miners of the county arrived
from the Mascotte mines yesterday TO
visit with friends for several days.
Business Visitor.
G. X. Green, Of the bridge crew Of
the s. +. T.. & +. railway, arrived in
the city yesterday from Kirkland
valley, on n business trip for few
days.
Returns From Trip.
Geo. II. Aschman, route agent in
Arizona Of Wells Fargo 4 Co, re-
turned yesterday from a general tour
on business In the territory TO his
headquarters In this city.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. w. A. Roberts, wife OF the
general camp-map Of the Mckinley
Mining and Development company, mr..
rived in the city yesterday TO visit
with friends for few days.
Rangcman Comes 10 Town.
G. II. Hooker In visiting with his
family in the city for few days and
states that tae present winter 40 far
is revelation In affording the best
feed that has been known in many
years. Cattle are in fine condition.
Shipped Machinery.
The Arizona Mine Supply company
yesterday shipped a large skip and
other appliances TO the Arizona Lead
and Zinc company in Copper Basin.
The property started up a few days
ago, and is now engaged in active
operations.
Visiting Teacher.
Miss Zada Ralston, teacher Of the
public school al Humboldt, is in the
city to attend the convention Of the
Northern Arizona association which
meets in this city next Tuesday. She
IL at the st. Michael.
Protecting Title.
Jose Orijalva, Of Octave, was in
the city yesterday making final entry
before United States Commissioner
Moore for q homestead entry Of 100
acres Of land near that mining camp
lie states that many mines arc under
operation and the coming winter will
be an unusually lively one.
viii Attend Convention.
Mrs. Hugh Burns, teacher Of the
public school at Crown King, arrived
in the city Friday and left yesterday
for Jerome Junction TO visit with her
husband a few days. She will attend
the Northern Teachers meeting which
convenes here next Tuesday.
Returns From North.
william Zerlin, formerly miner
Of this county, hut for the last three
years Of Montana, returned yesterday
and will locate here. lie states that
the frigid winter weather Of the
northern country, is too severe on the
average Hassayampcr and hereafter
he will remain in the southland.
Mining Visitor.
ID. J. Sullivan, general manager OF
the United Gold Mines, was bust.
ness visitor TO the city yesterday from
Congress. and returned to his camp
during the day. He stated that mine
and mill work continue uninterrupted
ly, and returns in bullion and conccn'
trates are maintained at the usual
standard.
Seeing the Country.
T.. Leland Osborn, Of Muskogee
Oklahoma, IL recent arrival in tn,
city, and Is making a general investi
cation of industrial conditions will
the view of locating. lie leaves FOL
the south after making n trip through
the Verde valley and to the mines o.
the various districts. He followe,
the profession of mining engineer TO
several years while residing In Mon
tana.
From the Grade.
Charles Reilly, night Waterman AM
John q. Csrmean, in charge Of th
livestock interests Of J. A. Trenbcrth
were In the city yesterday on busi
ness from the territorial highway a
Maxton. Both give a good account o
the progress of road building an
that the Senator side of the mountai
10 being daily used for traffic, an
that all freighters and travellers ~
very much pleased with the fine grad
established.
: Taking LAyoff.
Charles Crandall, In charge Of II
milling department Of the old Tig'
, mine near Crown King, Is In the eit
8 for few days on vacation and
( visit with friends. He gives a GOO
: report Of the operations Of that pro
erty, with the mill running steadil
since last July.
; Satisfied With Showing.
Major A. J. Pickrell while in Il
h city yesterday after making an !
9 spection OF development under way
. the Commercial mines in copp
d Basin, stated that the showing co
Q tinues good. and he feels satisfi'
}, with the condition ~ the propert
4 The work will continue as outline
and for the present no additional m
ehanical Improvements win be intI
o dueed. A big body Of high gra
y copper one has been cot into from I