Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-07

ffSH fEteI Souuntiy. .a~' g.!
Dave Berry was a visitor In thc
city yesterday from Middle tyns
Greek where he reports the gold
dust WELD being diminished by dry
weather. Some miners have made
good wages from ground that had
been overlooked for many years. lie
and Others recently sold their claims
TO the Arizona Land and Irrigation
Company
Eastern Educator Here.
Miss Annie NJ. McEachran, for the
past three years principal Of the
city schools Of Cromwell, Indiana, is
u recent arrival in the city, and is
enthusiastic over the ideal climate OF
this section. She Is visiting with
her sisters, the Misses Helena and
Clare MeEachran in West Prescott
She is making II tour Of the continent
and contcmpin,cs visiting many of
the scenic wonders Of the country,
including the Grand Canyon before
returning home 10 resume her duties.
Worthy Misdon.
A. u. Gunnett, Arizona representa-
tive Of an orphans home in Los
Angeles, arrived yesterday from Je-
rome. having in charge child Of
tender years, who Is an orphan, and
who will be placed in the institution.
Mr.. Gunnett states that there has
been perceptible increase Of chill.
dren in late months from this terri
tory. and in recent visits he has
taken care of over forty children
/ and provided them with a good home.
School Examination.
| County School Superintendent q.
W. Persons announced yesterday
that the regular quarterly examina'
ton Of teachers will be held in his
office in the court house Monday and
that all applicants are requested to
report promptly. Five prospective
teachers have already enrolled their
names.
Returns 70 Coast.
Mrs. A. W. Robinson and son left
yesterday for San Diego, where she
will visit with her mother for few
months. Since returning 10 Prescott
her health has been improved, which
will be gratifying for her many
friends 10 learn. She was accorded
a pleasant farewell by many at tho
depot.
Passes Through.
Thomas T.. Ward. several years ag,
a resident of this county and wei
known miner, passed through th'
city yeterday from Cripple Creek
Colorado en- route 20 the Harqui
Hale district where his brother il
engaged in mining. lie states tina
he will later visit the city. He ha
prospered in late years, selling
zinc mine near Leadville.
To Fishing Grounds.
4. G. Cherry, and niece, Mis-
wilhelmina Cherry, and Mr.. and Mr.
George Woodward Of Phoenix, wer
arrivals in Prescott Wednesday an
will leave in a few days for GA
Creek, where they will spend Oh
summer. They will visit the Cliff
Dweliings, Moptezuma Wells AM
Montezuma' castle, and other place
Of historical interest. They stat
that the journey is taken for th
benefit Of the health Of Miss cherr,
and that she has practically recover
ed. They speak in splendid term
Of the mountain atmosphere Of thi
city, and are agreeaby impresse
+ with the scenic attractions.
: New InAnsezy.
John, 8. Jones, who arrived frol
his camp in Chsparal yestsrda.
states that ne IL engaged in sluicin
high grade tailings from former mi
y runs with splendid results. He hi
very large tonnage to treat
. THE method, and this will be the FIR
, time he has undertaken the wcr
The general outlook continues sati
factory in that field.
lGns investors Arrive.
y NJ. Pike, president Of the La Grae
= Mining Company, accompanied by
<. Hatch, . stakeholder, arrived fro
% Long Beach, Cal, yesterday Al
o will leave today for their camp
the Black Hills TO make an exaI
inaiion OF development. Mr.. Phi
u has been identified with the proper
" since IL was taken over by his col
.. pany, and speaks encouragingly Of 9
u showing.
y Eastern viator.
Frank Rutherford, Of Oswcgo,
", Is n recent arrival and 10 inv'
- tigating climatic conditions with {