Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-01-31

Pleasure Visit
Mr.. Nathan Levy left yesterday
for Phoenix, where she will visit with
friends during the week.
Mining Visitor.
James Cassidy, the mining man of
ChaparraI, was business visitor TO
the city yesterday
Return From South.
Mrs. A. W. Farney and son. Edgar
Farney. have returned from n pleas.
ure trip in their automobile to Pboe.
nix and other sections in the southern
part of the territory.
To Capital City.
Miss 4. e. Jones, daughter Of Col
onel r. " Jones, left yesterday for
Phoenix. whore she will be the guest
for few days of DR.. and Mrs. c.
X. X. Swetnam.
Business Trip.
VI. l.. lIeffelman, the merchant and
miner of Mayer, was in the city yes
terday on business matters and gave
good account Of industrial condi.
tons in that section.
From the Range.
Mr., and Mrs. Asa Bozarth. the
former identified with the cattle in.
dustry in the Camp Wood section,
were arrivals in the city yesterday on
bushes and pleasure for few
days
On Mining Business.
Judge J. j. Hawkins and laughter,
Miss Lila Hawkins, left yesterday for
the coast, the former on mining bust.
ness for n few weeks, while Miss
Hawkins will visit with friends in.
definitely.
Congress Visitors.
d. J. Sullivan, president Of the
United Gold Mines arrived from Con.
gress yesterday on business trip,
and is accompanied by his mine fore.
man. T.. l.. Bartholomew. Steady
production is maintained and under.
ground conditions continue satisfac.
tory.
Visiting Brother.
Mrs. John Noble. wife of the found.
er Of the Noble building Of Phoenix,
arrived from Winslow yesterday TO
remain indefinitely to visit with her
brother, George Walker. the mining
man Of Crown King, who is i'll at the
Congress House.
Visiting Old Home.
l.. w. Martin, formerly n resident
Of this city and with the Bashford.
Burmister company as manager OF
the grocery department, returned yes.
terday for n few days visit with
friends. He has been located ut Ray
for several months in charge Of the
Ray Commercial company.
CONCLUDES DUTY
ID. NJ. Bunker of the engineering
corps Of the territorial highway, in
charge Of the Silver Mountain divi.
sion, arrived in the city yesterday,
that section of the work having been
ordered abandoned along with other
portions of the grade. Mr.. Bunker
performed creditable service and is
regarded as one of the most capable
Of road builders in the territory.
VISITING MERCHANT
Ed. Zieger, miner and merchant of
Congress Junction, was brief bust.
ness visitor TO the city yesterday, and
stated that at present there are over
10000 head Of sheep on the range in
that section. All are in good condi.
ton, but general complaints are heard
over the lack of water and the poor
quality Of grazing.
PROJECTED RE0E1v0I1S
Major W. l.. Hargrove, Of the Ari.
IONA Land and Irrigation company,
yesterday appropriated al flood wat.
ers OF Cottonwood creek, Hillside
Road gulch and Ritter creek, which
will be conserved in reservoirs for
retaining lands In the Date Greek
section. In the document IL wa
stated that the immediate construc.
ton Of tho water storage service wal
to be undertaken.
From the Mines.
J. N. Duncan, operating mines in
the Mt. Union country, was In the
city yesterday from his camp after
supplies.
Ready for Duty.
| u. w. stephens arrived from Fer.
guson valley yesterday, and will en-.
ter on his duties as assistant assessor
for the year this week.
Visiting Trustees.
Mrs. b. =. Major and Mrs. Carrie
Eckert, trustees Of Groom Creek
school district, were in the city. yes.
terday on business.
BuEness Visitor.
John Bixler, interested in live.
stock and lands near Ash Fork was
In the city yesterday on business
matters, returning north today.
Journalistic Visitor.
Mrs. J. T.. Nihell, editor Of the
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