Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-03

Business Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Purtyman, of
Cherry Creek, are in the city on
business and pleasure visit for few
days.
Visiting Attorney.
William c. Berry, an attorney Of
Phoenix, is in the city for few days
looking after the legal interests of
clients.
Bradshaw Visitor.
Lester Jackson is in the city from
War Eaglc-Gladiator mining camp, and
reports the customary activity through.
out the Bradshaw region.
Eastern Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs Lester q. Martin, the
former nephew Of Ed. Shumatc,
were arrivals from 81. Louis yesterday
and will remain for an extended visit.
Inspecting Interests.
r. r. Campbell left for Jerome yes.
terday TO make an examination Of
various mines with which he IL iden.
titled, preparatory to resuming work
in few weeks
Accepts Situation.
W. r. Warner, one Of the best
known hosting engineers in the coun.
~, left yesterday for the camp Of the
Mckinley Mining and Development
company, where he has accepted
situation.
Leaves for Camp.
Al Finch left yesterday for his
Copper Basin mines to resume dcvel.
opmcni. His associate il "Bob"
Griffith. and both feel very much
clated over their interests by reason
Of recent discoveries.
Visited Former Home.
+. G. Adams, secretary Of the l.. J.
Smith Construction company, which
firm is building the new railroad out
Of Cedar Glade, returned yesterday
from holiday trip to his former
home in Kansas City.
Holiday Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Iartin, who
have been spending the week with
relatives and friends in the city, re.
turned to Simmons yesterday, where
the former is general manager Of the
Williamson Valley Land and Cattle
company.
Returns From East.
Judge r. NJ. Sanford. formerly an
attorney of this city, arrived in Wick.
enburg yesterday from New York
City, via the southern Pacific route,
and will start development on the
Bisbee Queen group of mines, near
Constellation.
Visited Family.
John $. Boyer returned yesterday
from visit with his wife and son in
Tempe during the holiday season, and
will leave today for his home on
Cherry Creek, where he is in charge
of the interests of the Verde River
Mining company.
Mercantile Visitor.
G. =. wingfield, the merchant Of
Huron, was in the city yesterday on
business matters, and reported all
mines in that section as doing assess
ment work, with considerable other
development under way. lie predicts
a lively year ahead.
Returns TO Camp.
James Babcock, OF Nelson, Nevada,
where he is operating mines, after n
weeks visit with his sister, Miss
Catherine Babcock, guest Of the
Congress hotel, returned home yester-
day. Later he eontemplates returning
for a more extended visit.
Looking After Interests.
!. r. Stoddard arrived from Phoc-
nix yesterday and will leave today
for the Binghampton mines, near
Mayer, where he will perform dcvel.
opment. He is n frequent visitor and
it is probable that continuous opera.
tons will follow his present trip.
Leaves for Winter.
Mrs. T.. J. Boblett, well known in
pioneer circles, the mother of Samuel
and Il. J. Boblctt, arrived In the city
yesterday from Lynx Creek, and will
leave today for Phoenix where she
viii remain during the winter as the
gnest Of her daughter, Mrs. George
Ross.
Returns From Mines.
Mark Bradley, general manager OF
the Arizona Mines company, returned
from his camp in Castle Creek district
yesterday, where development was
resumed some time ago. A small
force is employed for the present, but
later the full quota Of miners will be-
at work and deep development started