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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
LARGE AREA Of
LANDS ARE IN
QUESTION
lrrnm rnc.day,. naiIl

From Tuesday bdilt
George \. Thaycr, manager rI '''
Arizona Land and Irrigation company
residing in this city. writes from j"
diannpolis 10 Major llargro,c ih'i
the affairs Of that undertaking were
found in a satisfactory condition. ana
i. was probable he would leave Tor
Prescott this week As yet no ON
cial action had been taken on the
protest flied some time ago with the
secretary of the interior rs TO secnr'
ing title by the above company TO
certain lands purchased from the
Santa Pc Pacific railway on an "N
change Of Moqui base scrip, 10y MI
Thayer feels sanguinc that his com
pany will finally be awarded the
ownership of the 1900 acres in dis
pute.
With favorable settlement, his
company is ready TO proceed immedl
ately. and carry out their plans Of
water storage ana reclaim Tue "siVVV
acres Of land as planned.
On his return trip Mr. Thaycr will
be accompanied by his father. Colonel
T.. =. Thayer, cx.Congressman James
Watson, and several prominent citi
zens OF Indiana and other eastern
states.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
From SUNDAYS Daily.)


Business Trip.
Deputy Recorder and Mrs. q. II.
Bishop left yesterday for Flagstaff,
where they are called for few days
On business matters.
Visiting Relatives
j. II. Robinson left yesterday for
Kirkland valley. where he will visit
for a few days with his parents, his
father being seriously i'll.
Leaves for Coast.
Miss Elsie u. Forsythe left yester-
day for Anaheim, Cal. where she will
visit with hor brother and other rela.
tives for several weeks.
To VISIT sister.
J. w. Sullivan returned to Seligman
yesterday and in a few days will leave
for san Francisco, where he will visit
his invalid sister, who has been con.
fined TO her bed for many years.
Federal Official Hero.
T. n. Grondall, an sttache OF the
Internal Revenue service Of Arizona
and New Mexico, arrived In the city
Yesterday from Santa Fe, TO remain
for several days on official duties
Visiting Friends.
Fred Olgsrth, a miner Of Jerome
arrived In the city yesterday and will
visit with friends and relatives for
few days. lie stated that srtesian
water and oil lands are the theme,
under discussion In that section al
present.
Sad Mission.
Colonel and Mrs. r, g. Breen. Of
flagstaff, passed through the city yes
terday, and are en- route to Peoria
near Pnoenix, where they will join tn,
funeral party In conducting the re
mains Of Mrs. g. II. shultz TO Flag
staff, where intcrment will take plac,
later. Mrs. Shultz was accidental,
killed by being thrown from a horse
She had many friends In this city
and her husband is prominently knewr
in live stock circles of the north.
Commercial Visitor
Cbas. X Pishon, travelling repre-
sentative Of the firm Of Cooper
Coates 4 Casey, OF Los Angeles, is IL
the city ON his periodical bushes,
trip Nd. Casey, member of the above
firm, was resident of Prescott abou,
twenty years ago, and Is favorably
known TO many who reside here. 80.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
PLACER MINER BRINGS DUST
Qfom Fridays Daily.)

George Elwaine, interested in mines
In Black Canyon district, arrived In
the city yesterday after supplies for
his camp, and gave good report gen.
orally Of that country. lie will leave
for Lincoln, Mob, next week, to at.
tend the wedding Of his sister, after
which he will return TO resume dcvel.
opment. He brought considerable
gold dust from placer ground that
was worked Mt intervals during the
past six months, which aggregated in
value about 1926 with one nugget
worth t46, which will be presented ia
his sister AS wedding present.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
ARTES|AN WAI]
DEVELOPED Al
W|CKENBURC 1
(From Tuesdays Daily,

Arriving yesterday from II
about twelve miles northeast Of ",
cnburg, l.. 4. Larremore bring, D
important information that ar..l
water has been developed on the h,
Of c. =. Wingfield, the mercha,,
Huron, a flow Of six inches bein, }
volume struck at depth OF ~
100 feet. Mr.. Larremore stated n
the site where this determina,iou /,
made is on a flat, and that he !.
Quoted the drilling. In selecting n
place on which to place the muLl
he was guided by previous spj
mcnts made with instruments
after sometime in making obvl
tions, the practical work wa.
Quoted with the above outcome \
will leave today for Huron to eo,l
the good news TO Mr.. wingfiea
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
PRESCOTT-GLOBE
ROUND TRIP IN
FOUR DAYS
frrom Tuesdays Dailvl

W. Il. Rhodes, Of the Prescott Auto
company, returned Saturday night
after making the round trip, from
Prescott to Globe in less than four
days, which IL the first time this
journey has ever been undertaken
from this city. He used on u. NJ. +.
30, and not q minute was lost through
defective mechanism. Mr.. Rhodes
stated that with the territorial high.
way completed to Phoenix, he can
make the same trip in less than three
days time, with long stops at all
places Of interest.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
OFFICERS INSPECT
THE SWAST|KA
PROPERTY
nFrom Tucadav't bailw

J.. l.. Wright and L. w. Wood,
identified with the Swasiika mines in
the Bradshaws, left for their camp
yesterday ON an inspection trip, Mr..
Wright stated that the returns from
the second ear shipped TO III Paso re.
Gently have not been made, but that
the value will run to over $4,000 il
assured from sampling made previous
to shipment. The third ear is now
being loaded and will he shipped
shortly.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
UTAH-ARZONA IS
PERMANENTLY
ESTABLISHED
from Tuesday,s Dailyl

John Vale, stakeholder OF the
Utah Arizona Mining company, arrived
from his camp in Turkey Creek dis
tric,. near Goodwin, yesterday, and
reported that since work was rcsum-
ed last month. excellent progress has
been made in sinking. The main shaft
is down over 100 feet and Il strong
body of iron sulphidcs has been cut
into, assays from which are being
made. The company recently reorgan
lied and present operations are of a
permanent nature
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10

tFrom Thursdays Daily)
woman's Auxiliary.
Tho Woman NuNiiary of 81
IuLc'. Episcopal church will meet
r,. afternoon with Mr.. W ". Bos.
at 3.iu p. m.
visiting Friends.
SIR. W.1J Martin. wife of the
merchant of Mayer, j, IN the city for
90 few DAYS visit with friends, and
is ~ the ST. Michael
Visiting Capital city
Miss Ncn O'Bricn, H. g. Kicker
and r. G. BRADY left yesterday for
Phoenix where they will visit with
friends for the remainder of the wccb.
Visiting Friends
Miss katherine Hickey left ycstcr.
dav for Jerome. where she will visit
with friends for few weeks aud
will be the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Smith
Woman Mine Operator.
Miss Marie Gchrs, Interested IN
mines near Mayer, arrived from Hor.
nell n. T., yesterday aud contcm'
plates remaining for some time to
look after her interests.
Former Resident Returns.
John Mason Ross. the attorney of
Bisbcc. Arrived in the city Tuesday
night, for n brief visit with his many
Friends in Prescott. and left yesterday
for Flagstaff on legal business
Inspected Interests.
7. r. Stoddard returned to Phoenix
yesterday after several days of an
examination of his Binghampton mine
ON the Aqua FRA, near Mayer, where
he maintains n small force in devel
opment.
Leave for South.
Mr.. and Mrs y. O. Haley ia,
former with the Consolidated Arizona
Smelling company, arrived FROM Hum
boldt yesterday aud left this morning
for Phoenix on a short bushes, an,
pleasure visit
Returns From COST.
=. J. Gnash. general manager Of thu
Pick and Drill mines, accompanied b!
his son, returned yesterday from
business trip 10 the coast, aud viii
leave today for the camp, where de
Nelopmcnt continues.
Visiting Miner.
y. ID. Lopez, interested in mine
near blackberry, in Mohaye county
arrived in the city yesterday an
will leave today for Cherry Cree
where he has business interests I
look after for a few days.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
PLACER MINES FROZEN TIGHT
(From Wednesdays Daily0

George WOODBURY. and Henry Free.
land arrived in the city yesterday
from their placer mining camp on the
Hassayampa and stated that until a
thaw occurs, they will be unable 10
pursue rocking. The soil is frozen TO
a depth Of over two and one-half feet
which Is regarded AS phenomenal for
that section. They report fair success
for the winter, and contemplate leav.
ing for the desert country later In the
week.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
(From Saturdays Daily
Business ViMtor.

Judge s. y. Dcnison, of Jerome, ar
rived in the city yesterday on a
business visit for the next few days.
Brief Visitor.
Charles Minette the pioneer resi-.
dent and saloonman of Stanton, re.
turned home yesterday after a two
days visit with his many friends in
the city.
Students Leave.
Bruce Piper aud Charles IIcsla left
yesterday for Stanford university,
whore they will resume their studies
after a holiday vacation with their
parents and friends in the city.
Returns TO Camp
Frank Thornton, in charge Of the
Henrietta mines on Big Bug and in,
torested at other points in the dis.
trict returned to his camp yesterday
after several days OF a business visit.
He gives q good report Of mining
work in his section,
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
ASSESSORS MEET
TO BLOCK OUT
NEW LAWS

County Assessor T. T.. Campbell has
gone TO Bisbec, where the assessors
Of all counties in Arizona are TO con.
vene this week, 20 block cut laws af.
fecting their work TO be submitted to
the first state legislature. Mr.. Camp
bell is president of the Arizona Asses.
sors' association and at whose sugges.
tion tho meeting is called, with the
semi official endorsement Of several
legislators elect.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
AID
TO wATERlESS
RESIDENCES
(From Tuesdays Daily

Twos electrical thawing plants were
working diligently yesterday in the
city. one in East Prescott under the
supervision of City Clerk J. II. Rob.
inson, and the other on the west side
with Alderman Harry Heap at the
switch. Over thirty homes were re-.
lieved Of the drought, and 1t is be.
lieved that during the week all ag.
grieved owners will have their frozen
pipe lines in normal working order
again. Fort Whipple has been at.
tackled by Jack Frost, and yesterday
several detacbmcnts were at work
thawing and digging out frozen later.
ais, which IL tho first time in the
history OF the garrison that such a
disturbance has been known
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
$1,000. 900 LIBRARY DEDICATED

81. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan o. The new
St Louis public library building was
formally opened and dedicated this
afternoon with interesting ceremonies
The building cost 100000 and is
one Of the finest structures Of its
kind in the country.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
CURRIERS' TO VISIT QUEBEC

QUEBEC, Jan. 6.--Great prepare.
lions are making for the reception and
entertainment Of tho Scottist curriers'
who will arrive in this city tomorrow.
On Monday and Tuesday the visitors
win engage In series OF matches
with the Quebec and Victoria clubs.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
COMES TO LOCATE
prom Tuesdays pauN

Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Brown, VIE |
rived recently from philadsl,3
were in the city yesterday from Y
Toltcc cattle ranch, near Lynx c,s
and are at the st. Michael for I
days. Mr.. Brown will engage ia |
cattle business extensively and 4
will make this section their hous
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
rrom FRIDAY 3 Daily


Business Trip.
r. l., pelvin. resident manager Of
che Arizona Telephone company, left
yesterday for jerome on business
trip of several days duration.
Visited Family.
a. stukey, the Walker merchant
returned yesterday from n visit with
his wife and family on the coast, and
returns TO the above mining camp
today.
From tho Grade.
+. T.. Sanders, sub contractor on the
territorial highway in Crook Canyon
was in the city yesterday ON business
and reported the grade as going ahead
satisfactorily.
70 the Copper Uty.
Theo. Wade, mechanical engineer
left yesterday for Jerome where HI
intends to locate. His wife aud fam
lily will remain in Prescott for thu
present.
From New Railroad.
y. J. Binley, sub.eontractor Of thu
new railroad out Of Cedar Glade, wa
in the city yesterday on business, an'
gave n good report Of the progress o
grading. Cold weather has not in
terferrcd with the work.
Examining Mine.
y. s. Long, mining engineer. arrive
from III Paso, Texas, yesterday an
will leave today for the Climax mine
Son the Hassayampa, where he will r,
main for several days to make an e,
animation Of that property for easter
capitalists.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
Receivers From Injuries.

Receivers Prom Injuries.
George Genung, who had the mis-
fortune some time ago TO have his
left hand and arm badly crushed IN
corn shelter, returned yesterday to
his home in Peoples valley, practically
recovered.
Outside Visitors.
Mr.. aud Mrs. \. W. IIildcr. of
Kirkland valley. were in the city yes
tcrday ON business and plcasur"
visit
Visiting wife.
County Treasurer \ !. lIerndon
left yesterday for Los Angeles. whore
he will visit for several days with his
wife VINO has been in poor health for
some months
Visiting Miner.
4 T.. Dahan. Que of the best known
miners in the county, ~ in the city
on u pleasure visit for few days,
arriving from the Masrottc mines. IN
the bradshaw
Professional Visit.
DIR. and Mrs. \. !. Murietta, the
former physician 10 the United Verde
Copper company, were visitors to the
or having professional duties TO look
tafter
Return 10 Mines.
Mr.. and Mrs W. V. DeCsmp, the
former general manager Of the Pa
cifie Copper Mining company, return
cd TO Silver Mountain Yesterday after
several days Of n visit with friends
in the city
Visited Old Home.
> Mr.. aud Mrs Neill Bailey, the form.
err superintendent Of the United Verde
and Pacific railway, have returned
from Savannah, Ga, where they were
guests Of the lstter's mother for the
past month.
Looking Aftcr Interests.
Fred Biles. after an absence of
over two years, returned Sunday from
Los Angeles, and will remain for sew.
cral days to look after his mining in.
terests, leaving yesterday for the Mt.
Elliott camp in Chaparral
Return From Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. &. Denny, who
have been visiting with friends on
the coast for several weeks. return.
ed yesterday, and will leave today
for Camp Wood, where the former is
engaged in the cattle business.
Summoned by Illness.
Ralph Dobbips, with the X. II. Bur.
mister & Sons company in this city,
left Sunday for Mexico, Mo-. where
his mother was reported to be NO crit
icaIly III that her life is dcspaired Of
The stricken woman is also the moth
er Of Mrs. Walter Hill, formerly a
rcsiden, of this city bu, now OF
Phoenix.
Successful Candidate.
Superior Judge.elect, Perkins of Co
conino, arrived from Flagstaff yes
tcrday, and is on legal mission foi
E clients. He met many friends ia TIA,
> city who extended congratulations OF
his successful run for that important
office.
From the Range.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul II. Wright an,
daughter arrived from Camp Woo,
yesterday and are guests of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Ray Hill. Mr.. Wright reports
cattle in good condition, notwith
standing the winter has been the sew
crest ever known.
Auto Party Here.
Harry McMichaels chaperoned a few
friends Of Mayer yesterday, amonl
whom were Mrs Will George, an,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. skinner, tn
party visiting with friends In tn
: city yesterday and returning In tn
afternoon In the formers automobile
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
Mining Visitor

Thomas Hogan, interested in mines
near walker, arrived from his camp
Yesterday on business visit, md ~.
ported the active era NJ coming 10
an end since the first of the year.
The district has some mines under
development. however.
OIL Operators Here.
i. ". sullivan. president OF the
Verde valley Oil company. and VI.
Mcbride. stakeholder, were arrivals
IN the city Yesterday from Schgman
~ confer with associates ON their in.
tcrrsts. which are to be developed,
'hc rig being on the ground.
Leaves for Coast.
Mrs. j. +. Daggs. wife Of che Coco
niuo county sheep man, after visl,
Of several days in the city With her
daughter. Mrs \. &. Lamb left yes.
tcrday for Long Beach, Cal, where
she will remain for the winter with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
lIuxwOrth.
Visiting Old Scenes.
Leonard Baker, resident Of this
city about ten years ago, returned
Yesterday from Butte, Mont, and con.
templates locating. One of the strong
inducements is the climate, which he
considers paradise compared to the
north during the winter time. lie Is
accompanied by u. u. Hilgardt the
latter a mctallurgist and assaycr.
Outside Visitor.
!. G.. Gilbert, the miner, freighter
and farmer Of the Upper Agun FRA,
was in the city yesterday on business,
and reports the cold weather as ere
nting general discussion AS one of
the most unusual freaks the climate
has ever known TO indulge in since
the country was settled. The thaw
ing season will be agrecably WELDON
cd by the farmers particularly.
Mining vifitors. ..,
!. \. Forbes and Fred !. Smith OF
Jersey Lilly, are in the city on mining
business for u few days, and boil
report that the lively times incident
al 10 annual assessment work, hai
ceased. and the district has SETTLED
down 90 normal LIE. No dumping
was resorted to, but number 81
/ gold claims were relocated.
| Too Cold TO Ride.
J +. Hamilton, superintendent 81
the Bar Diamond Cattle company a
Big Chino valley, while in the cit,
yesterday stated that for the frs
time in the winter history Of tn
range. there has been n complete tie
up of range work, due to the frigi'
weather passing over the country
Stockmcn are anxious for the thawinl
season 10 come to expedite rang
growth as well as for furnishing SUI
face water.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
ROBINSON TO FLY IN RUSSIA

NEW YORK, Jan. O. Hugh Robin.
con, the we'll known aviator, sailed TO,
day en- route to St. Petersburg, whore
he is to give demonstrations In the
eeartis' hydroaeroplaue recently pur.
chased by The Aasslan government
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
(From Tuesdays daily

Mrs. Anna Vanderbilt has gone TO
Maxton, where she will be the guest
for several days Of Mrs. John Twigg~
and visit with her many friends in
that section.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
Professional Visit.

DR. and MIS-. 4. !. Murietta. th'
former physician to the United Vcrd,
Copper company, were visitors to III,
city yesterday from Jerome, the form
or having professional duties TO lool
after.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
Visited Old Home.
Looking Aftcr Interests.

Fred Biles. after an absence of
over two years, returned Sunday from
Los Angeles, and will remain for sew.
cral days to look after his mining in.
tcrests, leaving yesterday for the Mt.
Elliott camp in Chaparral
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
Visiting Miner.

A. T. Dnhlan. Que Of the best known
miners in the county, IN in the city
on n pleasure visit for u few days
arriving from the Mascottc mines. in
the bradshaw
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
Visiting wife.

County Treasurer A. !. lIorndon
left yesterday for Los Angeles, whore
he will visit for several days with his
wife VINO has been in poor health for
su1l, month his
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-10
Return 10 Mines.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. DeCamp. tn,
former general manager OF the PA
cifie Copper Mining company, return
cd TO Silver Mountain Yesterday sftc
several days of n visit with friend
in the city.
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