Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-03
CIGy News
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 Visitors From Jerome.
 Dave ConnOr, mayor of Jerome, and D. J. Shea, merchant. are in the city visiting with friends and transacting business.
 Return From Coast
 Mrs O. Longacre, ST., accompanied oy her daughter. Ms. Chapman, hal returned from visit with friends on 7Ehe coast.
 Capital City Visitor
 w. M Burke, secretary of the An -ei-SalUOn League of Arizona, was an arrival in the city yesterday, from Phoenix, to remain for a few days Visited Daughter.
 Joe Crane, one of the best known and most popular of the HasSayampa colony, residing on the Verde, has re -SurRed to the city after few weeks visit with Mir and Mrs. Albert Springfield. in Mint Valley, the lat ter his daughter He will return to his home on the Verde in few days, this being his first visit to Prescott in four years.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. J. w. Elder was an arrival from Mayer yesterday, and will visit with friends in the city for a few days She has recently recovered from severe illness.
 Harrington Visitors.
 Mir. and Ms. E. H. Dawson, the former the mine foreman of the Tiger Gold company, were arrivals yesterday from Harrington for few days of recreation in the city. Former Congressman Here.
 J. B. Sanders, former member of Congress, was an arrival yesterday from Phoenix, and will remain for an indefinite visit, to look over con- dit ;ons in this section. His home is Ir Washington. D. C.
 Pleased Over Outlook.
 C. j. McNulty is ;n the city iron, 5lis mines on Copper Creek, near the Climax camp, and reports very much activity at all points in the district. He continues operations and is sat Isfied over development.
 Business Visitors.
 (. C. Hutchinson and D. NJ. Fran els, sheep owners of CocOnino eoun- tv. arrived from Phoenix yesterday,
 
 Flagstaff, stopping over in the city e0n business.
 Comes for Visit.
 William Coleman, nephew of Mrs. John Massing. will arrive today from San Francisco. and will remain for several days He is a son of T. J. Coleman, one of the leading detect Tves of the above city, and this is his second visit.
 Attorney Returns.
 A5rolney E. $. Clark has returned -srom Flagstaff, where he has been extending District Court during the week The session ended yesterday =.4nd Judge Doe will arrive in Pres >rotJ today to open the regular May :rerm of court tomorrow EattIemen Independent.
 James H. Maders, cattleman of the Cherry Creek district, was in the city yesterday on business and re- ports the range in a very satisfac- -tnrv condition, with several buyers eT. route from Colorado. MT. Nader states that very few sellers are in that country, and the disposition is to hold steers until a later date, anticipating a still higher price. He will return to his range today, and with others, Is preparing for the an uual spring rodeO.
 Business Visit.
 Mrs. Annie Hinman of Jerome. af- yer few days in the city as the -gaest of Mrs. H. T. Jamison, re- 1urned home yesterday. She recent ey purchased several head of milch . cows at Dewey for her dairy busi- ness in the Copper City. Social Visitor.
 Mrs. J. Link Smith, wife of the foreman of the Arizona Power com pany, at Poland Junction, is a re- cent arrival in the city to visit with friends, and is a guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. NJ. V. Watson. Musicians Leave.
 'Preseott's famous dance orchestra, composed of Misses Babe Sparks and Vera McNnlty, and GIae Paul, F. W. Derrick and Peter McNulty, left yes cerdRy for Jerome. where they furn- 3 zs1ed the music for the annual dance 1f the fire department of that city, last night.
 Mining Visitors.
 \ J. Griffin, operating the North ~diluoI mine at walker, and Judge R. E. Johnson, owner of properties n that district, were in the city yesterday on business of their inter- ests- Both report general activity and the outlook for the yea- as very encouraging. Prom the South
 Ed. Parsons. who recently dis posed of his mining interests on ths Hassayampa to Ed. Block, was a wis ItOr to the city yesterday from Cs- toctin. He states that there is a | general revival of mine work in the &hmax section, and every indication OT the most activity in many years. Will Resume Business. The Antlers Cafe was leased yes | Ierday to George A. Vallett. and will | reopen about May 18th, with L. p. Vallett, his father, in charge of the . ~,u3Inary department. The latter was ,ehe chef at the Castle Hot Springs | SeSort during the past winter, and l arings his crew to the new location. Novelty at Elks Ball.