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

Accepts Mine Situation.
George IIarbauer. civil engineer.
left yesterday for the Climax mining
camp on the IIassayampa, where he
will be employed permanently.
Pioneer Woman III.
The many friends in the city Of
Mrs. George Hartmann will regret TO
learn that she is seriously III at her
home suffering with pneumonia.
Pioneer Resident III.
Benjamin Robinson many friends
in the city and throughout the eoun-
~ win regret 20 learn that he is con.
fined TO his bed at his home in Kirk.
land valley, and his condition is re.
garded m serious. His illness IL due
20 general debility incidental to old
age with heart troubles NJ the priu-
cipal ailment
Leaves for East.
q. Longaere, Jr., consulting engin.
ecr Of the Development Company Of
America, left yesterday for New York
city on important mining business, 10
be gone for two weeks
Returns TO Duty.
Charles Brannen, after few DAYS
visit with friends In the city left
yesterday for Jerome, where he will
resume his duties as engineer on the
United Verde and Pacific railway.
Miner Injured.
c. w. Ruffner was brought 90 the
city last night from the Triangle
mines at McCabe TO receive medical
attention, having been seriously in
jurcd while working the main shaft.
Concludes Visit.
Rev. c. W. Dcming, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church at King
man, after "A week 5 visit with friends
In the city and TO his wife and fam.
lily at the Point Of Rocks, returned
TO his pastorate yesterday.
Leaves for Coast.
j. q. Stephens left yesterday for
two months trip Of recreation TO Los
Angeles, after spending the winter
at his mining camp in Eureka dis.
trict. lie contemplstes rcsumine de.
velopmcnt early in the spring
Mining Visitor.
John Kelly is in the city from his
Hearst group Of mines in the Hassay.
ampa district on business, and gives
the usual report Of active doings,
with mine assessment work as dill.
gently under way throughout the dis.
trict.
smcltcr City viitor.
John Hartsfield, mining man Of
the McCabe district, arrived from
Humboldt yesterday, and reported the
work of repairing and rcmodeling the
smclter ms progressing steadily. The
mining outlook in that section Is also
encouraging and many properties are
under development
Receivers Health.
Baker Jack, who has been sojourn.
ing on the coast for several weeks
while convalescing from an attack Of
typhoid fever, returned yesterday
completely restored 10 health and will
resume his duties in the operating
department on the s. r. =. 4 r. rail
way in few days
Attorneys Leave.
c. w. Herndon, county attorney.
elect OF Mohave County, and $. D..
Stewart, the Prescott lawyer, left yes.
terday for Kingman. Mr.. Stewart
has severed his copartnership with
the law firm Of Clark, Haworth &
stewart, and hereafter will practice
his profession ia the shove city.
Visitors Leave.
Miss Dorothy White, who has been
spending the holidays with Forest
Ranger and Mrs. Arthur on Groom
Creek, the latter her sister, and WAS
accompanied by Miss amanda Sap
pineton and Miss Ruth X. Theirs, re.
turned to the city yesterday and left
last night for their homes in Phoenix.
Returns Prom East.
George Dresdin, who has been visit
ing with his parents in wil'eesbarre,
Pa, for the past two months, return
ed yesterday and will leave next
week for the Castle Creek district
where he has mining interests. He
will he joined later by his brotker-in.
law, Alexus Walker Of the same city.
Off for the Mines.
During the present week over forty
miners have left the city for the
various districts, annual assessment
work being outlined. As the new
year approaches, owners are excrcis
ing considerable effort 10 get the
work under Roadway, with the result
that very few IDLE men nre 10 he