Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-02
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Business Trip.
Judge w. b. Sheivley. of Ash
Fork, was business visitor to the
city yesterday.
Valley Visitor.
J. a. Stapp, the farmer and stock
man OF Skull Valley. was in the city
yesterday on business
Home From the Coast.
Attorney and Mrs. II. II. Linncy,
after a month on the coast on a
visit with friends and relatives, re-
turned home yesterday.
Visiting Old Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hill, form
crly residents OF the city, returned
yesterday from Phoenix. to remain
| for several days to visit with
| friends
Gathering the Bovine.
r. f. Campbell has returned from
the Rio Verde Cattle Company
range. where the gathering of big
shipment is going on for the outside
markets.
Concludes Visit.
Mrs. r. +. Hattrup. daughter of
MIR and Mrs Adolf Moser, after a
three weeks visit with friends at
her former home. returned TO San
4 Diego yesterday.
On Business.
r. J. Shultz. well known through
out the county as a pioneer resident.
and large owner of range cattle.
arrived from the Santa Maria yes
terday on a business trip
To the Seaside.
Mrs. John kellar. wife OF the
manager Of the Hotel St. Michael
bar, left yesterday for San Diego.
Cal, where she will visit with
| friends for the next two months.
Jerome Visitors. -
] H., R.. Brown, with the United
Verde Copper Company and Judge
s. +. Denison, Of Jerome. were ar
rivals in the city yesterday on a
business and pleasure trip for few
days.
From the Range.
Harry J. Eckert. the young range
man OF the Groom creek section.
was in the city yesterday on bust
ness, and reports cattle in fine con-
dition and the mountain range album
dant in fine feed.
Pleasure Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Baunder, the
former head brewer OF the Arizona
Brewing Company OF this city, left
yesterday for Anaheim, Cal, for a
two weeks pleasure trip and to
visit with relatives.
For the Winter.
Mrs. II. w. Elliott, wife OF the
well known locomotive engineer of
the s. L. & p. railway is preparing
to return to Phoenix for the winter.
and will be accompanied by her
daughter Miss Frances NJ. Elliott.
Fruit Abundant.
| William Roberts was in the city
yesterday from Fair Oaks. where he
reports a scene OF activity in fruit
picking and packing That section
has the greatest yield ever known,
with Maus & Stewart as the leading
producers.
Mining Visitors.
! Captain {. Mcmahon and son, r.
b. Mcmahon are in the city on
business pertaining TO their large
mining interests near the old Zonia
camp. Both state they will begin
shipping to Swansea, ireighting the
ore TO Kirkland.
Return Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G.. Hentig. who
have been sojourning in this section
Tor the past two months, returned
to their home in Nashville, Tennes-
see, yesterday They state they will
come again next summer. bringing
other relatives.
From Lone Star State.
! .. b. Eads, well known in this
city, and associated with Charles
Snover. In the "Reo." popular re-
sort Of FL Paso. Texas. Is in the
city on business and pleasure tri,
for few days. and received a vel
come from many friends.
Mining Men Here.
| X. b. Standard and Geo. r. Nc
Garvey, OF the Yavapai Metals Min
ing Company, arrived from their
camp yesterday. joining Henry
Barkschadt. consulting engineer OF
the company, for consultation on inn
portant matters affecting the future
OF that undertaking.
Prefers Prescott.
l. ]. L.. Bachelor. we'll know,
throughout the mining country of
| WV s."eS, atter an cNtcnued absence
on the coast and in the southern
districts. returned few days ago,
and will remain indefinitely. He
prefers Prescott to any other sec
ton OF Arizona in which to re-
| side.
Mining Visitor.
II. z. Claridge, leasing on the
Catoctin mines, near the Climax.
was IN the city yesterday on bust
ness. and reports that field as at
tracing more attention than form
erly, since the McNulty- Birch deal.
and the. reported resumption Of the
Climax for the near future on a very
extensive line OF development.
Has Good Showing.
Henry Harding, recent arrival
from New Mexico. was in the city
yesterday after supplies for his
camp, situated near WaInut Grow.